Loud noises to kill germs in future warfare
An American Weekly article notes sound waves as a germ-killing tool and speculates they could also disrupt aircraft and pilots in future warfare. The piece comments on promoters promising huge dividends, likening them to a baldheaded druggist selling hair tonic.
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Multitude of counselors prove safer in democracy
The writer reflects on ancient proverb and cites a study by Dr. Herbert Gurnee of Western Reserve University showing group judgment more accurate than most individuals. He argues public decisions benefit from collective deliberation and criticizes letting few decide for many. A travelogue follows detailing Florida's evolving economy and a Charleston voyage with sea travel impressions.
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Western Reserv Univesity
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Memory wreath and tribute from bereaved parents
A brief memorial note honors Mrs. Adda and other family members in a local remembrance. The message reflects a somber tribute to a departed loved one, noting enduring affection and sympathy from relatives and friends.
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