Music Therapy and Sunday School Observations in 1920s Talks
The article reports on experiments using music to alter mood with a galvanometer as measure. It cites Emm a and Hylton discussing how carefully chosen music can benefit workers and calm anger. It also covers Lloyd George praising Sunday schools and their role in training millions of children and teachers.
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Emma
Mr. Hylton
Daily Chronicle
Chopin
Grieg
Lloyd George
Sunday School Union
City Temple
London
Australia
Mr. Lloyd George
Great Britain
Wales
How Indians Make Tapioca in Natural History
In Natural History Charles W. Mead details Brazilian methods to produce tapioca from bitter cassava. A woman grates the root on a stone board, drains water with a tipiti press, and uses a pole fulcrum to extract liquid. The resulting starch is dried into cassareep and later forms tapioca pellets for commerce.
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Charles W. Mead
Brazil
Woman seeks annulment in Trenton chancery case
Blanche Houston formerly Hughes of East Orange New Jersey sues to annul two wedding ceremonies after alleging her spouse William J Houston was actually a woman. The suit details a 1920 New York marriage followed by a Roman Catholic ceremony and a seven month union across cities before alleged fraud surfaced.
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Blanche Houston
Nee Hughes
East Orange
New Jersey
Chancery Court
Trenton
Miss Hughes
New York
London “Daily Chronicle
William J. Houston
Detroit
Millionaire Zukors Return to Hungarian Village
American millionaire Adolf Zukor returned to Ziese after forty years as a poor farm boy. He gathered villagers and granted them their wishes from clothing to a cow, school money, and a fire engine, then vanished as suddenly as he appeared.
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Adolf Zukor
Ziese
Zukor
Buudapest
From milk-boy to multimillionaire doctor and ranch owner
Thirty one years ago Jack Seddon left England with £35. He has returned a doctor of medicine and veterinary surgeon and owns land in ten states. He runs the largest cattle ranch in Pennsylvania and owns Winsome Bay, the fastest two-year-old in the United States. He recalls his hardest time as building his first £2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Seddon
England
Dr. Seddon
Pennsylvania
United States
Winsome Bay
English Tourists Cause Stir at Osaka River Carnival
A party of Englishmen at Osaka watched a matsuri and stood beyond a bridge rope barrier. Police untied the rope and moved it to their side with an apology, chiding the foreigners as they were cited for their conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Osaka
Prince Caricature Sparks Debate at Beerbohm Exhibition
A Beerbohm caricature shows the Prince of Wales aged and dejected at a registry office marrying his landlady’s daughter Flossie Pearson. The caption mocks selection timing. A mocked Times extract claims Windsor as bride’s groom, with the mother praising the match, while critics question Beerbohm’s taste.
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Prince of Wales
Flossie Pearson
Max Beerbohm
Beerbohm
the Times
Hidward Windsor
Mr. Beerbohm
Castivenesa and Morse's Indian Root Pills Warn of Constipation Perils
A 19th century health notice argues costiveness causes widespread illness from headaches to kidney issues. It urges regular bowel movements and early aid, promoting Morse's Indian Root Pills as a mild, non-gripe laxative for families, especially men to instill routine in children.
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Mrothers
Morse
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