Scientists Call for Reasoned Approach to Democracy
Dr. Robert Millikin urged that democracy survive only if the voting public is educated to use rational, scientific methods rather than emotional reactions. He told a New York audience that clear reasoning underpins solving social and economic problems, with newspapers seen as a major adult educational influence.
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Robert Millikin
American Institute
New York
United States
Dr. Millikin
Canada
Millikin
Power Of The Moon In Our Ethereal Universe
The Mayfield Kentucky Messenger asserts that sun moon and other celestial bodies influence earthly events and even human beings. It argues the moon’s control could impact crops and people, contrasting this with remarks on George V dying peacefully and the New York Post praising a monarch amid era of upheaval and fear.
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Mayfield
Kentucky
Earth
Pacific
Atlantic
George V
New York Post
Believed Link With Hittites Found In 4000-Year-Old Tomb
A 4000-year-old tomb in Asia Minor yielded a seven inch gold inlaid bull statue, suggesting Hittite culture was highly developed. The silver smiths work appears modern and challenges prior beliefs of the race as primitive. The relic drew European archaeologists’ interest after being shown in London.
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Asia Minor
London
Rare operation saved stab victim by self blood transfusion
In the Journal of the American Medical Association two Pittsburgh physicians report a rare procedure saving a heart stab victim. Blood was sponged from the lung cavity and injected back into the veins, functioning as a transfusion. It is described as the first such case in medical annals.
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Journal of the
American Medical Association
Pittsburg
Charles M. Watson
James R. Watson
Medical
Unusual Problem Proves Bohemian Man Alive
Robert Guenzi of Zatec Bohemia proves he is alive to avoid death duties on his late husband z estate. The widow must pay taxes until Guenzi provides a living certificate. Tax officials concede possible record error but require formal proof of life, noting baptism and marriage registers do not show his death.
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Robert Guenzi
Zatec
Bohemia
Guenzi
Guentz
Basic Sponge Roll Dough with Rising Steps
The excerpt provides a basic sponge dough recipe with salt, sugar, shortening, milk, egg, and flour. After mixing, the dough should be kneaded, covered to rise until doubled, divided into rolls, placed on a greased pan, and baked in a hot oven for about 25 minutes.
Highway Crossing Accidents Rise in 1935 Railway Report
A 1935 board of railway commissioners report shows 213 collisions at highway crossings, up from 182 in 1934. Of 1935 incidents, 61 involved motor vehicles hitting train sides, with 13 killed and 90 injured, compared with 55 similar crashes in 1934 causing 7 deaths and 76 injuries.
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Board of Railway Commissioners
Declaration In Autumn For Proclaiming The King’s Oath
The king will subscribe to the accession declaration in autumn to uphold the Protestant religion. The oath must be made by the sovereign on the first parliament meeting after accession or coronation, whichever occurs first, and will be made and repeated at the opening of the new session.
Medical society formed in Ottawa for rheumatism study
A national meeting of physicians in Ottawa created the Will Study Rhew wescher of Toronto to study and control rheumatism. Dr. Frederick Cadman of Manitoba was named second vice-president. Dr. A. APs was mentioned in connection with the leadership lineup.
Artificial lemon oil on the ms ket
The note states artificial lemon oil is currently on the MS Ket. No further context or details are provided about purpose origin or handling.
New Lead Pencil Promise Weathers Time Without Refills
Wynn E. Eisenhauer of Halifax claims a lifetime lead pencil that requires no sharpening or refills. As secretary of the Maritime Teachers Bureau he designed a pencil basis for a US patent issued in Washington. Estimates suggest about 20,000 Mohammedans live in North America.
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Wynn E. Eisenhauer
Halifax
Eisenhauer
Maritime Teachers’ Bureau
United States Patent Office
Washington
Smallest British force guards Pacific islands
The Ocean Island Defence on Gilbert and Ellice comprises one officer and 20 other ranks, forming the smallest British military unit.
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Pacific Islands
Gilbert and Ellice
Ocean Island
Rheumatism Driven Out by Phosterine Claim
An advertisement asserts rheumatism can be banished by Phosterine which dissolves painful crystals and restores nerve energy. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. Ei Trewster praising its rapid relief for her husband’s foot pain and renewed vitality.
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Fof Mra
Ei Trewster
Gitex
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