Master Mentalist reads minds in public experiments
Joe Dunninger, famed as the Master Mentalist, claims thought reading is non supernatural and plans long distance tests with judges and officials. He demonstrates via audience slips and mind reading of volunteers and dignitaries, challenging skeptics and offering $10,000 to prove he uses confederates.
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Waco
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New York Supreme Court
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Advertising Club of New York
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Museum of Science and Industry
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Diabetes sufferers urged to take responsibility for health
Western New The Diabetic notes that although many diabetics live longer and avoid insulin with diet and weight control, overeating and lack of exercise keep cases rising. Dr. E P Joslin emphasizes personal responsibility, planning diets, and exchanging sugar for fats. Diabetics are considered superior and may be needed in future planning.
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Joslin
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Memorial Banting
University of Toronto
Endurance to Pain Varies in Individuals
A university captain with an injured arm shows pain perception varies. The Canadian Medical Association Journal notes 450 cases classify people as hyposensitive hypersensitive or normal. Women more often feel pain early. coal miners and Micmac Indians show greater tolerance.
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E. David Sherman
Dunninger’s Fraud Probe Challenge Stands at $10000
Dunninger, longtime head of the Universal Council for Psychic Research, with Scientific American, offers 10000 to anyone presenting a physical phenomenon by psychic means that cannot be produced naturally. He also invites disclosure of secret codes from Houdini and Edison, and a message from Conan Doyle. No verifier has succeeded.
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Universal Council For Psychic Research
Scientific American
Harry Houdini
Thomas Edison
Arthur Conan Doyle
First Aid to the Ailing House
A reader asks how to brighten tarnished silver and clean copper. Use a silver polish or an aluminum pan with hot water and baking soda, then rub with polish. For copper, wash with hot vinegar and salt, rinse thoroughly, dry, and polish if needed.
Home sewing project gives three bright aprons
A reader guide describes making three aprons from scraps with diagrammed skirt shaping and optional straight bib. Instructions cover belt width, tie length, and trimming ideas using bias binding and gingham or muslin. Note points to Mrs Spears Book 4 gift directions and booklet price of 15 cents with address for ordering.
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