Georgia Governor Pushes Physiognomy Study for Character
Gov. L. G. Hardman of Georgia advocates a state university chair to study physiognomy and fingerprints to determine character and criminal tendencies. He cites Ohio expert reports and urges law-based collection of physiologic records for use in future legal cases.
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Gov. L. G. Hardman
Georgia
State University
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France
Italy
Ohio
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Resourcefulness and the job search tale of Quin
A man notes how necessity sparks invention and recounts a tale of Evans a bright college student who could work well but could not land a job. George knows local jobs yet can not sell himself. Quin contrasts by starting far from home and finding a way to living through self made effort.
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Evans
George
Quin
Council Bluffs Fixing Things for Its Fish
Council Bluffs Chamber of Commerce helps fish in Lake Manawa by prompting the state fish and game department to inject oxygen into the lake. The measure aims to keep carp and bass from freezing in cold winter waters and preserves fish life.
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Council Bluffs
Council Bugs
Iowa
Lake Manawa
Irishman in College Town Secures Quick Work After Introduction
In a college town, an Irishman described as fluent and quick to act immediately found employment after arrival. He secured a job within minutes of presenting a letter of introduction from Fowler, who requested assistance for the boy.
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Fowler
Western Newspaper Union
Wilkins Polar Expedition Forecasted To Yield Big Results
General Delcambre of the French weather office says Sir Hubert Wilkins and his Nautilus party will provide meteorological and magnetic data of high value from their submarine polar expedition. He notes daily observations on wind, temperature, humidity, and barometric conditions as crucial for a planned polar year in 1932-33.
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Paris
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Nautilus
General Delcambre
National Weather Office
Sir Hubert
Hubert Wilkins
New York a Constant Flux Through the Melting Pot
New York remains in constant motion as it pours new metal into the melting pot. Its sea gates bring in ingredients from all regions, shaping fresh viewpoints and internal change. External transformation follows, ensuring the city never returns unchanged.
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New York
Sea Gate
Baby staff officer born as Idaho governor names infant lieutenant colonel
The governor of Idaho signs and seals the commission elevating four month old Paul Lambert Priest to lieutenant colonel on Gov. Ben Ross’s staff. The gesture honors Joel L. Priest of Boise, grandfather of the baby, while A. J. Priest of Bronxville is noted as the father.
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Paul Lambert Priest
Ben Ross
Idaho
Joel L. Priest
Boise
A. J. Priest
Bronxville
Follow Dad's Foosteps New Waven
One hundred seventy five Yale sophomores or more than one fifth of the class are sons of Yale graduates according to statistics compiled by Prof. Robert N. Corwin chair man of the board of admissions.
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Yale
Robert N. Corwin
Board of Admissions
London Streets Toll Tops 129 In Jan Feb
A total of 129 people were found dead in London streets during January and February. Among them 85 were men, 30 women, and 14 children.
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London
The Goat Sucker Bird Fact Clarified in 1921
The article explains that the so called goat sucker does not feed on goats. It notes the bird dwells on moths and insects near herds and stands about fifteen inches tall. The piece cites a Western Newspaper Union dispatch from 1921.
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Western Newspaper Union
Advises Weak Women From Hillside Nebraska
A testimonial from John E. Leake praises Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for feminine disorders after eight years of suffering. He claims relief from side pain and inability to stand, urging other women to try the medicine. The ad notes the product is in all drugstores with a medical advisory mail offer from Buffalo, New York.
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Hillside, Nebr
Dr. Pierce
John E. Leake
Pierta
Baffalo
N. Y
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