Mind Fitness and Job Stability in Everyday Work
A Boston study of 100 workers at the Massachusetts Psychopathic Hospital shows how temperamental extremes from calm steadiness to emotional ups and downs affect employability. It discusses three groups No 1 plain fat heads ego centrists and inadequate types, and notes that emotional instability can still allow long tenure with proper support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psychopathic Hospital
Alexander and
Caesar
Napoleon
Peter the Great
Russia
Edgar Allen Poe
Lord Byron
Oscar Wilde
Guy de Maupassant
Teodore Dostoevsky
Tolstoy
Mergenthaler
Massachusetts Psychopathic Hospital
Hermann Adler
Anna
Boston
Annon
Massachusetts
Doctor Adler
Various World Facts and Technological Updates
Notes cover jaw muscle force, zinc in Japan, Serbia farming, copper purity, Mrs. Winship in California, Belgium population at war start, sidewalks in Japan, police box conductors, London-Ceylon telegraph speed, Rome Tiber bridge span, San Francisco lighted cross, gout recovery, speed camels, seraphine instrument, freight cars lifespan, ship bunk design, Puerto Rico sugar output, titanium glass marking, Seville silk revival plans.
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Japan
Serbia
Amy D. Winship
California
Belgium
Empire
Ceylon
London
Tiber
Rome
San Francisco
Seville
Hands Out Quotes Spark Light Duty Banter
A man known for dispensing futile quotes quips that any fool can make money while another man with a short haircut jokes about junking a $10 bill. The exchange reflects streetwise humor and a sharp bargain banter.
Good-Night Exchange About Cranks and Ideas
A brief chat between two people about labels and creativity. One remarks on friends being called cranks while the other denies being a crank, implying a lack of singular ideas and suggesting ongoing thought.
Smythe-Cave wedding answers reveal social ties
A wry exchange hints the bride wed money rather than a family member. The speaker notes the absence of a traditional father or relative giving away the bride, signaling elite status and wealth as the key influence in the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smythe-Cave
Ragged Party Seeks Partnership in Employment Scheme
Dialogue reveals a ragged party seeking partnership with a proprietor of an employment agency. The party asserts value as a potential employee, noting that employers always need workers while the speaker frequently finds themselves out of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ragged Party
Correct Progression Vessel Handling
The report describes actions taken with the disabled vessel as first buoying her and then steering and guiding her to safety. It notes procedural steps and the sequence of responses by the crew and harbor authorities.
Great Kingdoms of the North feature in scattered dispatches
An American correspondent portrays Sweden as increasingly democratic with weekly debates on republicanism and a population well informed about the United States. Stockholm's cosmopolitan scene is described amid diplomatic activity and a busy American legation. Norway and Greenland notes cover coal mining plans at Spitzbergen, Norwegian coal exports, and submarine tensions with Germany, plus shipping and shipbuilding milestones.
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Sweden
Haparanda
Republic
United States
Chicago
Minneapolis
New York
American
Stockholm
Liveden
W. P. l Simms
Ira Nelson Morris
Austria
Germany
Turkey
Bulgaria
Russia
Roumania
Legation
America
Broadway
Norway
Spitzbergen
Advent Bay
Green Harbor
Navy
Mercantile Marine
Christiania Dagbladet
Herr Michaelis
Great Britain
France
Syftembiek
Advent Bay Great Pliers
Ideals Of College Girls At Minnesota University
A survey of matrimonial ideals from Minnesota University female students shows doctors as top husband choice, farmers next, then business men, ministers and engineers. Many expect incomes from 1 000 to 3 000 dollars yearly, with a few aiming as high as 5 000. A poet romance is joked, actor husbands largely rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Minnesota
John Barrymore
Dustin Farnum
Vital Statistics and Birth Records Save Spies
As the European war began, several American spies escaped danger by showing official birth records proving they were born in the United States. They note the value of being born in a state that maintains birth registration and its life saving effect.
Reckless Disregard in Market Commentary
An economist cites supply and demand as inexorable, while noting gravity and enforcement limits. The remark questions whether market forces can be fully controlled as individuals take risks and drift from expected paths.
Electric Sprinkling Wagons Clean City Streets
In an English city the streets are watered entirely by electric sprinkling wagons. The fleet operates to maintain cleanliness and visibility, drawing attention to municipal irrigation methods during the period.
Dixey Refuses Intemperate Guest at Philadelphia Ball
Henry M. Dixey at a Thanksgiving event in Philadelphia confronted a guest who asked to refill his champagne glass. Dixey, standing behind the supper table, sternly declined and urged moderation, correcting the man who had already consumed too much.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Dixey
Bitteshouse Square
Philadelphia
Bla
Dixey
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John
Northland
Denmark
North
Martin W.odland
Greenland
Greenland Society of Copenhagen
Skuresby Sound
United Steamship Company of
Copenhagen
Scandinavia
Thingvalla Line
Oscar II
Hellig Oluf
Fredrik Viel
Erickson Telephone
Agland Sea
Alvild
Mantyluata
Henrik Ibsen
Terje Viken
Rev. Sundberg
Bonn
Pacific Coast
Orient
Lister
Norways
England
X& Ship Company
Fredrikstad
Bis
Jaques Mfg. CO
Vital Statistics
Theda Fa Vaera
Crecy
Douglas Haig
Missouri
Free Skinner Mfg.co
Omaha
Lsa
Griswold Seed & Nursery Co
10Th
St. Lincoln, Neba
Watson E. Coleman
Wa. D. C
Lincoln
Winchester
Canada
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Ottawa
Can
Bennett
Bee Bidg
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