Loyalty Dominates Princeton Word Lists Across Faculty
A Princeton survey among eight professors and others shows loyalty as the top or a top choice in six word lists. Other frequently cited terms include courage and knowledge, with figures like Dean West and Dr. Raycroft aligning on loyalty and magnanimity.
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Princeton
Christian Gauss
Proctor Bovie
David Paton
Hibben
Proctor Henry Bovie
Courage
Dean West
Doctor Raycroft
Duane Reed Stuart
Classics
Stewart Paton
Doctor Paton
Henry van Dyke
President Hibben
van Dyke
Edwin G. Conklin
Biology
Raycroft
Professor Stuart
Doctor Spaeth
New Anesthetic Used to Ripen Oranges
Dr. A. B. Lockhardt and Dr. J. B. Carter described ethylene as a new anesthetic and ripening agent at a Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology meeting. They report successful use with no ill effects on children or elderly, and note ethylene occurs in automobile exhausts kerosene lamp fumes and illuminating gas.
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St. Louis
A. B. Lockhardt
J. B. Carter
Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology
Lockhardt
Could You Write on This Machine Flore at Embassy
A Japanese embassy staff member is shown operating the Flore typewriter, a remarkable machine housing 2 450 Chinese characters in small square compartments. The device requires two men to lift it and is showcased at the embassy.
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Flore
Crippled man saves 100 from burning hotel
In Syracuse the Hotel Warner fire forced evacuation of about 100 guests. Crippled owner Arthur Pricur on crutches checked rooms and urged guests out while firefighters aided the effort. One guest, John B. Clare, slid down a rain from the fifth floor and was injured. The six story hotel opposite the New York Central station sustained about $30,000 in damage. The blaze started in a cellar for unknown reasons.
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Syracuse
Warner
Arthur Pricur
New York Central Station
John B. J. Clare
New York
A. H. Hall
Mary
Brooklyn Landlord Sentenced for Sanitary Code Violation
Mrs. Bessy Stein hardt of 816 Sixty eighth street Brooklyn part owner of two apartment houses at 75 Van Alst avenue and 54 Slanters Point avenue Longstand City was sentenced to sixty days in jail without option to pay the fine by Justices Salmon Murphy and Kelly in the Court of Special Sessions Jamaica. She pleaded guilty to violating the sanitary code by failing to safeguard the health of 200 tenants following a probation officer report.
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New York
Bessy Steinhardt
Sixty Eighth Street
Brooklyn
van Alst Avenue
Slanters Point Avenue
Longstand City
Salmon, Murphy and Kelly
Court of Special Sessions
Jamaica
Many Kinds of Animals Swept Up From Streets
New York. The sanitary bureau of the health department collected dead animals from city streets in 1922 and stored them for a possible menagerie. The tally includes a lion, bear, alligator, camels, elephants, deer, thousands of horses, cattle, cats, dogs, and other beasts. The source notes the origins of several large animals are unknown.
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New York
Sanitary Bureau
Department of Health
New York City
Calls Lowbrows Just as Smart as the Highbrows
University of Chicago psychology professor H R Mayberry says intelligence correlates with head shape. After examining 3 000 heads he found the ear to top head distance indicates intelligence, while forehead height or width showed no relation.
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Chicago
H. R. Mayberry
Psychology Department
University of Chicago
Three Drown in Heroic Effort to Save Others
Amarillo reporters recount the deaths of three men from Claude Tex Glen Randall of Amarillo and S W Hammer of Santa Fe who perished after aiding a hunting party member on an ice covered lake thirty miles southwest of the city. The men clung to the ice for an hour while rescuers struggled with a frozen lake and boats.
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Amarillo
Tex
Here
J. W. Mayhurst
Claude
Glen Randall
S. W. Hammer
Santa Fe
Ice traps lookout in crow's nest on liner Hellig Olav
An ice blast of 100 miles per hour sent spray over the crow's nest of the Scandinavian American liner Hellig Olav returning from Copenhagen. The look out signaled for help and rescuers pulled him to safety by rope and tackle as the foremast became jammed with ice.
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New York
Hellig Olav
Copenhagen
Dog Bite Care Cost 70000 for 900 Infections
Hudson county spent 70000 to treat 900 dog bite victims last year. Dr John Von Der Leith testified at the Veterinary Medical Association of New Jersey convention in Jersey City that each bite victim received Pasteur treatment.
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Jersey City
N. J
Hudson County
John von der Leith
Veterinary Medical Association of New Jersey
Designing a bungalow for one-floor living and style
William A Radford outlines the bungalow as the preferred one-floor home. The article describes a wide porch, sun parlor, dining and living rooms with large windows, and a concrete foundation with a full wooden frame structure, suitable for corner or interior lots.
Glass Building Brick Said to Be Everlasting News in Brick Technology
Glass-faced bricks with concrete backing are described as durable and sanitary for tunnels pools garages and prisons. The article details the brick construction with a glass face and concrete core joined by cement ends and a dovetail rib, and notes heat and cold resistance plus no painting needed.
Better Homes Urged to Shape Youth and Nation
Theodore Roosevelt, Assistant Secretary of the Navy, argues that improving children’s upbringing and family life is crucial for national progress. He stresses shared responsibility for all children and supports community aids and home-life initiatives as essential to lasting values.
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Grace
Teddy
Cornelius
Quentin
Theodore Roosevelt
Navy
Dangers of Slip Hazards Hit Insurance Claims
The Aetna records show thirty nine tub slip injuries in a year with insurance damages. The firm also paid for five hundred five rug and stair falls, sixteen golf ball impacts, nine bunker falls, and five dancers injured in dance collisions.
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Aetna
Space Economy in Home Plans Keeps Down Cost
With rising building costs, architects emphasize space economy in residential design. Ceilings stay lower at eight feet six inches, large halls shrink, and compact kitchens plus extra sleeping chambers boost efficiency while preserving a master bedroom. Home costs align with present-day practice after consulting an architect.
Sincerity and Earnestness for Belief and Sympathy
A reflection on honesty in speech and feeling. It argues that genuine earnestness in expressing inner thoughts and emotions binds people through sympathy and shared humanity. The piece urges sincere culture and response beyond rank or casual reception.
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Thomas Car
Lyle
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