Left Handed Gaze Linked To Smile Side Says Lynn
Connecticut scientist Dr. John G. Lynn reports a link between personality and the side of the face that shows when smiling. He notes right handers with aggressive temperaments favor the right cheek while some right handers exhibit left cheek smiles. He suggests more study of left handers to confirm the pattern.
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Boston
Mickey Mouse
Connecticut
John G. Lynn
Stamford
Lynn
Mickey
New York State
New Technique Links Facial Expressions to Personality Traits
Lynn uses hidden camera filming of smiles as subjects watch Mickey. A time clock on the film records split-second facial changes. Early results show right-handed people smiling with right-facedness correlating with aggression and initiative, while left-facedness aligns with timidity and dependence.
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Lynn
Mickey
School bands visit Kiwanis club on submarine talk
A new band from Lida Benton Barkdall Faulk Georgia Tucker and St Matthew’s schools performed for the Kiwanis luncheon at Hotel Virginia. Armand Breard led the program and H M James spoke on submarines torpedoes and diving bells with navy experiences. Julia Wossman attended as guest. E A Jones and W A Cooper of Rayville were guests. T O Brown won the attendance prize.
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Lida Benton
Barkdall Faulk
Georgia Tucker
St. Matthew's
F. C. Butcher
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Virginia
Julia Wossman
Barkdull Faulk
Armand Breard
H. M. James
Navy
E. A. Jones
W. A. Cooper
Rayville Club
T. O. Brown
Miners In Remote Goldfields Use Radio Air Delivery
Miners in the Saskatoon area can now order Sunday dinners by radio and have them delivered by airplane, keeping pace with city dining.
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Sask
Special United States issue of London Times on sale
The United States number of the London Times went on sale nationwide to mark the British rulers visit. About 50 000 copies were distributed in the US and Europe, a 32 page edition with American photos and a message from Joseph P Kennedy. Jonesville married William Martin Pike in Arkadelphia.
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New York
United States
London Times
Britain
Europe
America
Joseph P. Kennedy
Court of St. James
Marriages Pike Mooney Jonesville
Miss Mildred Mooney daughter of Mr and Mrs J K Mooney of Jonesville La wed in a quiet ceremony. The brief notice notes the couple’s immediate plans and lists participating families in the rural Louisiana town.
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Pike-Mooney Jonesville, la
Mildred Mooney
J. K. Mooney
Oakland City Grandmother at 33 Welcomes Baby Girl
Mrs Eva McMillen becomes a grandmother at age 33 as her daughter Mrs William Dyson, 17, gives birth to a baby girl in Oakland City Indiana.
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Oakland City
Ind
Eva McMillen
William Dyson
Hoy Anders Elected President of Y's Men Club
Hoy Anders was elected president of the Y's Men’s club at Hotel Frances Wednesday night. Bill Walker became vice president with A D Williams as secretary Harold Riggs treasurer. Fred Fudickar and Dr. C Prentice Gray Jr joined the new board with Hemphill and Greer continuing their terms. A dance on Cherokee Terrace was planned for Saturday at 10 p m and a regional Y's Men conclave was slated to be hosted locally with Monroe Vicksburg El Dorado Shreveport and Alexandria clubs involved.
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Bill Walker
A. D. Williams
Harold Riggs
Fred Fudickar
C. Prentice Gray
George Hemphill
Tom Greer
Cherokee Terrace
Hotel Frances
Monroe
Vicksburg
el Dorado
Shreveport
Alexandria
Odd Fellows Meet Friday Night in Ouachita Lodge Rooms
Ouachita Valley lodge of Odd Fellows will hold a Friday night meeting in their rooms. It is stated to be important for all members to be present as business of unusual importance will be considered.
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Quachita Valley
Insulin Shock Claimed a Failure in Dementia Praecox Treatment
Boston physician Mrs. T. A. Davis told the American Neurological Association that insulin shock and metrazol therapies produced only temporary improvement in ten dementia praecox patients and left them as insane as before. Dr. Stanley Cobb of Boston agreed with the assessment that metrazol may damage the brain. The report also notes tuberculosis as a leading killer among North American Indians in 1815.
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Atlantic City
N. J
T. A. Davis
Boston
American Neurological Association
Davis
Stanley Cobb
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