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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
4
A public service director urges forming an advisory committee of private citizens to judge obscene magazines rather than rely on police or officials. He cites New York City as a success and argues decent patrons should boycott and protest tainted material to shape market standards.
The article describes a new mechanical correlation machine from Princeton that generates data based conclusions by turning a handle after inputting facts. It promises rapid, accurate estimates of outcomes such as life duration from tobacco use sickness and blood pressure.
The article discusses how U S citizens abroad expressing views on foreign debts and international issues have embarrassed the government. It argues against government restraints on free speech, urging individuals to clarify they speak for themselves and not for the nation, whether at home or abroad.
A Birmingham bishop challenges population growth fears, arguing natural human desire for children and modern hygiene make mass childbearing potentially dangerous. He weighs religion against economics and questions life quality if Earth becomes overcrowded, suggesting distribution of resources over artificial limits as central to the debate.
In a scene at Arnold's grand Prairie Avenue home, Julie consoles Selina as police disputes unfold. Selina resists help, claiming pride in planning Dirk's future and a need to do the best for him amid talk of moving to a farm and salvaging a drowned estate.
Selina DeJong pressures Aug Hempel in a rural Florida parlor to stay on the farm and farm it for profit. She outlines a plan to drain and modernize low land, join schooling for Dirk, and shift from common crops to fine produce while keeping Dirk from past mistakes. Aug offers cautious critique as a witness to the tense exchange.
A Bridgeport Telegram ballad of canoeist advice offers eight practical tips on balance steering and staying safe while paddling a canoe this summer. It also includes a Hartford Times note on rising car ownership and the cost of upkeep for those who earn about 20 dollars a week, highlighting temptations and financial restraint.
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