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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1950

Page

9

Sing Something Purple Color and music link color perception

Psychologists Odbert and Karowski tested 148 college students finding 39 percent could see colors while listening to music. Of these, 53 percent linked a color to music and 31 percent reported a colorive response. Newton tied colors to the diatonic scale Do to Si. Color organs have been tried to express color music links.

Henry S. Odbert Theodore F. Karowski

Fragmentary Protest Note Reads Like Personal Protest

A garbled excerpt shows a private protest about a fifty dollar sum from a husband. The legible phrases include candy from a baby and a terse exchange about honesty and payoff, indicating a distressed personal note with unclear context.

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