War Propaganda and Mental Hygiene Warn of Global Peril
A committee on war prophylaxis and psychiatrists warn that nations go to war under the sway of dangerous propaganda and unstable leaders. Mental hygiene and disciplined restraint, not force, offer humanity a path away from extinction as experts discuss innate war instincts, public opinion, and the need for sane leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William CG
Utley Hole
Committee On
Netherlands Medical Association
Miriam James
London
Science
John M. Fletcher
Tulane University
American Psychological Association
M. Bitter
America
Dr. 4
Otte
Adolf Meyer
Johns Hoepking University Paychiatriat
Ray Lemen Wilbor
Doctor Wilbur
James
Balleves
Orvilleo Conservation Corps
Garaxpment
Europe
Psychiatriat
Snower
Abridged Viewpoints on War Power and Oil
The piece surveys oil power, fiscal tensions, and international aims with references to Mussolini Japan and the United States. It notes Borah with constitutional caution, fears over monopolies and crop limits, and mentions figures like Walter Teagle and Roosevelt Selaga Caleb in a scattered reflection on global politics and energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
Elizabeth
Walter C. Teagle
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Muscelini
Eagmee
Mr. Teagle
Rockefeller Pera
Standard Oil
Walter Zeagle
Bermuda Blues on a Bermuda bound voyage
Kay Kennedy narrates a shipboard romantic escapade aboard a Bermuda voyage. The narrator sifts through seasickness fears and a playful love triangle as Jack, a red‑haired dancer, becomes entangled with a glamorous partner while the narrator contends with worry and humor aboard the cruise. A subplot hints at political ambitions and social maneuvering at the trip’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Kennedy
J. G
Bermuda
Jack
Pal
Dianer
Sack
Sick
A Trifle Unkind Dialog Between Mrs Bindler and Thomas
A brief exchange presents Mrs Bindler asking if there is any difference between a fort and fortress. Mr Bindler replies that a fortress would be more difficult to assault. The light, humorous tone echoes domestic discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Bindler
Thomas
Mr. Bindler
Allenca
Thirsty fellow crewdriver quarrels over battery
A man confronts another about drinking habits in a tense exchange. The dispute centers on battery supply and personal conduct, with accusations and heated remarks exchanged at close range. No injuries reported.
Fragmented Quotation Highlights A Political Debate
A garbled dialogue fragment shows Miss Cayenne reflecting on a young statesman who appears to seek control only of his own vote, noting uncertainty about his marital status and intentions. The OCR text underscores a cautious, speculative exchange about personal and political agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cayenne
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James Esya
Mussolini
Hitler
Brisbane
Senator Borah
Arthur Brisbane
Lloyd George
Borah
England
Georgetown
British Guiana
Thorn
Roosevelt Selaga Caleb
Russa
Russia
The
Rogues’ Gallery
Bermuda Blues
St. George's
Uncle George
Nancy
Townsend
Jerry
New York
Walt Tit
Jack Cere
Jungs
Senator Sorghum
Goethe
Earth
Coleman
Bae Son I
Coleman Lamp & Stove Co
Fru
Iain Ener
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