Belief in Untrue Popular Theories Faces Scrutiny
A medical discussion debunks common myths from birth influence to evolution and mental illness. The piece notes age old errors persist despite authority challenges, while true science struggles to replace vivid but false stories in public memory.
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Germany Uses Posters To Promote Girls Hair Braids In Schools
Germany undertakes a campaign urging young girls to grow their hair long and wear braids as part of a trade promotion. About one thousand girls in schools display posters featuring cherubic girls with long plaits and large ribbons to attract attention.
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Hoover Dam project hailed as world’s greatest engineering feat
A Western Newspaper Colon report extols the Hoover dam on the Colorado River, detailing immense concrete volumes, 780 foot height, 584 foot water rise, and a vast All-American canal plan. It outlines costs, power capacity, and the ambitious network of canals, dams, and pumping schemes extending to Arizona Nevada and California.
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Mission memories and a talk with Wallace in California
The writer recalls visiting Mission San Juan Capistrano and meeting Secretary Wallace. He contrasts 1776 era America with today, referencing taxes, inflation, Indians, and the missions. He notes Wallace’s reverence for mission life and the idea of self sufficiency without central overreach.
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Retiring Chiefs of State Faced with Dire Cares
Kansas City Star notes the burdens of post presidency life. The piece cites Roosevelt Cleveland Taft and Coolidge and discusses income needs and possible automatic retirement to the federal senate, debated as a constitutional amendment for ex presidents.
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Lovers Recall Past Jests Under Moonlit Park Bench
In a moonlit park, a couple on a bench share vows of love. He whispers deep affection, while she recalls earlier exploits with other women, challenging his sincerity. The moment hints at a history of flirtation and missteps.
Weight loss claims boost Kruschen Salt ad copy
An advertisement features Mrs. Terry of Tampa praising a 39 pound loss after using Kruschen Salt for three months. It promises fat reduction and health benefits with a daily half teaspoon in hot water, selling a 85 cent jar with a money back guarantee.
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