Global News Roundup Highlights Postwar Issues
Major figures including Washington officials, senators, and cabinet members discuss military cuts, naval bills, and debt refinancing. The piece notes developments on the army strength, naval measures, and prohibition policy, with other world events and domestic incidents interwoven.
Moral nation or crime ridden frontier across America
The piece argues that long standing American ideals mask high crime, noting Chicago's murder and burglary costs, frontier history, immigrant individualism, and the open social frontier. It cautions against blaming any one police department, suggesting systemic factors contribute to crime.
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Trend of Women Toward Men Occupations and Psychology
An article argues on the race impact of women entering male roles and psychology. It critiques extreme equality, promoting balanced traits from both genders, claiming 100 percent male or female is detrimental and urges admixture of masculine and feminine qualities for civilization and motherhood.
People Fall in Love Because It Is the Natural Thing for Them to Do
The piece argues love arises from physical and mental constitution and that there is no single formula to trigger it. It notes after age 30 experience dulls romance, with common sense and judgment replacing youthful passion for stable happiness.
What Health Means and the Importance of Playgrounds to Children
The author argues health includes energy and resilience, not just absence of disease. Emphasizing health education for children, they advocate for more playgrounds, outdoor air, and sunshine over purely theoretical hygiene to build robust bodies and prevent future illness.
Indiana 1919 Census Yields Big Farm and Population Shifts
Indiana census figures show 4,457,400 acres in corn producing 155,602,988 bushels and 2,798,657 acres in wheat yielding 45,207,862 bushels. Oats from 1,718,748 acres amount to $2,529,723. Indiana ranks fourth in corn, with Illinois, Nebraska, Ohio and Missouri also listed. The report notes declines in mine and well operations and a drop in horses and mules from 1910 to 1920. Local items cover county grand jury sessions, estate battles, Muncie murder charges, wool blanket plans, and state livestock appointments.
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Harry M. Allen
Peru
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Theodore Hunt
Richmond
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I. Newt Brown
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