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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1911

Page

8

Parker May be Columbia Junior College President

Rev Walter G Parker pastor of Park Place Methodist Church Richmond is son in law of Former Judge and Mrs J M Birely. He received notice from Columbia Junior College Oregon that he was elected president and urged to accept by August 1. Parker has not decided and will consult bishop and congregation before replying. He has served Park Place since 1910 after transferring from Lekies Memorial Norfolk. Columbia Junior College is a leading Methodist institution on the Pacific coast with about 200 recent students and a new admin building costing over 65000. Parker is a Virginia volunteer and former chaplain of the Fourth Virginia Regiment and a Trinity College North Carolina graduate.

Walter G Parker Park Place Methodist Church Richmond JM. Birely Cals Columbia Junior College Oregon Parker Board of Trustees Hoas Bishop Waterhouse Park Place Church Park Place Lekies Memorial Church Norfolk Pacific Slope Randolph-Macon College Virginia Avory Virginia Volunteers Virginia Regident Trinity College North Carolina

Revolving Mirror Brain Gauge Apparatus Described

An article explains a device called a revolving mirror brain gauge. A small box uses red and blue light flicker to measure responses from an eye peering through a tube. The anthropometrist notes the flicker perception rate to classify mental state and assign a brain class.

Amin

Brain machine tests mental traits at London exhibit

The brahma chine measures perseverance and speed of thought using a rapid eye impulse test. It differentiates extreme low perseveration from rigid fixed ideas and suggests teachers could sort students for suitable instruction. John Gray notes men often show higher perseverance than women. The device is set up in the Shepherds Bush Exhibition Science Section.

John Gray Royal Anthropological Institute London Gray Shepherds. Bush

New Roller Skate Invention Chains Speed and Safety

A French engineer M Fouls Marchand unveils a new automatic roller skate weighing about twenty five pounds per unit. Each skate has two twelve inch wheels and a windme device with a safety clutch. An experienced skater can reach about thirty miles per hour, with the spring and gear system powering rear wheel rotation and enabling stopping via clutch.

M. Fouls Marchand

Baltimore Farmers Harvest Notes and Local Political Echoes

Westward Maryland brief. Baltimore county farmers harvest proceeds as state primaries near Annapolis. Cumberland celebrates Collan’s golden wedding while Kee-Mar awards alumnae scholarships. Rail work at Gallioore progresses. Hagerstown crime and jail escapes spark local action. County commissioners split bank funds. contested primary dates face stalemate. Police, sheriffs, and new Pen Mar uniforms mark regional governance. Odd agricultural notice on potatoes grown in a sealed box.

J. Frank Field Hancock Kee-Mar College Hagerstown Kee- Mar Spaights Ohio Miss Seville Maryland Conovecheague Club Arlegany Grove National Pike Cumberland George C.bacon Anne Arundel County Farmers’ National Bank Annapolis Annapolis Banking and Trust Company Charman Vandiver Elanna George Brown Stuart Smith Perryville Elkton Blue Mountain House Pen-Mar A J. Koonts

Auto tax for roads drives highway bill in Senate

Senator Simmons of North Carolina pitches a bill to levy a $10 license fee on interstate automobile travel, estimating $1,000,000 yearly for wagon road improvements. He argues better roads boost travel, save farmers money, and justify federal aid to dirt roads used for mails and farm freight.

Simmons North Carolina Senate Summons

Cure for Green Sickness Promised by Pinkham’s Compound

Baltimore readers report a fifteen year old girl recovered from pale complexion weakness and irritability after three bottles of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The company cites hundreds of gratitude letters from mothers and urges girls with painful or irregular periods to seek the remedy and advice from Mrs Pinkham.

Baltimore Alice Lydia E Pinkham Lydia E.pinkgama DL. A. Corkran Rutland Street Lydia E. Pinkham Lynn Mass

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