It Does Disgust Us Lord George on League of Nations
LORD GEORGE denounces the League of Nations as a display of suspicions and hatreds. He argues the United States must stay out of Europe and the World Court, citing Harding and Coolidge elections. He warns entry could bring costs in men, worry, and billions of dollars.
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Lord George
League of Nations
United States
League
World Court
Harding
Coolidge
Europe
George Washington
Woodrow Wilson
New Anaesthetics Debut In Pain Relief From Boston Surgeons
Boston surgeons report two new anaesthetics and highlight ether and chloroform alternatives. Ethylene offers quicker action with less risk on prolonged use, while alcohol injections into nerves and muscles claim pain elimination and tissue regeneration. A Stan’s paralysis eased after thigh injections, sparking debate on brain use. The piece recalls 1846 ether discovery by Dr Morton and Sir James Simpson’s childbirth anesthesia advocacy, noting shifting attitudes.
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Urgeons
Boston
Ethelyne
Massachusetts General Hospital
Stan
W. T. G. ‘Morton
England
Sir James Simpson
Garden of Eden
Married Genius and the Math of Happiness
The piece jokes about happiness in marriage to famous men. It cites Einstein and Anatole France, noting wives cope with fame and finances. It contrasts poets and mathematicians, suggesting private life struggles persist despite celebrity.
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Dippet
Einstein
Anatole France
France
Albert Einstein
Alarm Clock Named Persistent Sleep Destroyer in Study
Irritating Noises join a movement to eliminate noises that impair sleep and heating. Trolley cars trains power stations and plants will be measured by delicate instruments to gauge effects on the human system. Physicians psychologists and psychiatrists offer to contribute to science.
Great Need By Royal 5 Copeland Education Vision Fragment
Fragmented readable text discusses education as backbone of society. Mentions universal access to schooling benefits, parental roles, and the need for practical sustenance and health in communities. Emphasizes equality of educational opportunity and the impact on future generations.
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Lars Bere
Vis Gemeratiun
Suman
Tenyerats
Wwe
Regan
Overloaded Imagination and Stage Production Ideas
Dr. Frank Crane critiques how overactive imagination harms writing and play production. He argues imagination can overwhelm the writer and distort staging, noting how readers or audiences perceive reality versus imagined scenes. The piece explores the balance between vivid mental imagery and clear depiction in theater.
Imagination Over Routine in a Daily Good Deed Test
A narrator reflects on using imagination over rote actions to improve well being and creativity. The piece discusses personal growth through mental imagery, contrasting it with external programs, and urges embracing self directed play and nativity to foster healthier thinking and behavior.
Borah on World Court and American policy debate
A Washington discussion centers on Senator Borah and the World Court as a test of American principles. The piece asserts resolve to pursue a robust foreign policy, defend national interests, and keep public support steady for any policy shift amid international engagement.
Mrs Ida Goldberg 105 Celebrates Birthday at New Rochelle Home
Mrs Ida Goldberg 105, honored guest at a Home for Aged Hebrews party in New Rochelle New York, four generations gathered to celebrate her tenth five birthday anniversary. She expressed weariness with life and a wish for the next world, reflecting on the vast changes she has witnessed from steamboats to radio and aviation.
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Ida Goldberg
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