Bryan Fails to Follow Jefferson in Pacifism and Beliefs
The article argues William J. Bryan mimics Thomas Jefferson's pacifism and religious controversies. It recalls Jefferson's naval policy, the Jefferson Bible, and his epitaph praising three achievements: religious freedom, education, and self-government. It concludes Bryan lacks Jefferson’s wisdom.
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Bryan
Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
Virginia
University of Virginia
France
United States
American slang lexicographer to study U S language
Dr. William A. Craigie of Oxford plans a trip to America to compile a dictionary of American language. He notes English and American differ in speech and cites examples such as buggy top shed curb spelling and lift for elevator. He calls American slang a period of intellectual creativity and invention.
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America
Craigie
England
Tr. Graigie
United States
Elizabeth
William A. Craigie
Oxford
Uni
Spanking Debate Highlights Early Childhood Education
Yale expert Dr Arnold Gessel argues spanking is outdated and ineffective for under school age children. Milwaukee's Mrs Bertha Bennett advocates corporal punishment, but Gessel prevails at the International Kindergarten Union Convention, stressing learning through intelligence and kindness rather than beatings.
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Arnold Gessel
Yale University
A BC of Darwinism by 5 E Kiser
A fragmented passage critiques Darwinism and human evolution, contrasting ape ancestry with human traits. It quotes strained views on intellect and morality, referencing Gorillas and apes, with skeptical remarks about evolution and race and noting a tension between science and belief.
About Hypnotism By Garrett P. Servius
An early 20th century critique traces hypnotism's rise and decline from Mesmer to Charcot and Dupre. It notes public fascination, miraculous claims, and cautious modern viewpoints on therapeutic use, warning that hype often outpaced evidence and stressing skepticism toward sensational narratives.
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Rippel
Moar Thergson
Mercure de Franc
Marcel Bell
Mesmer
Hig
Tolslotches
Charcot
Paria
Ulioniat Krnoat Dupre
Thypancia
Playing the Game of Life and Fair Play
A 1925 piece argues life is a game with rules and fair play. It warns against cheating, notes cheaters lose trust, and suggests diligence, patience, and integrity lead to esteem. It cautions missteps can be fatal metaphorically and urges steadfast effort toward personal goals.
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Sthone
Java
Vacation Health Hints for the Season
A healthful travel note urges temperate rest and change from work. It stresses eating fresh clean food, drinking safe water, getting sleep, warding off pests, ventilating rooms, keeping fires ready, and active outdoor habits. Advice comes from a health service perspective urging balance and self trust.
Over Life's Hurdles by Louise Bisch Copyright $945
An article promoting calm living, urging readers to audit daily activities to cut wasteful hurry. It suggests logging morning routines, meals, travel, work, and leisure to reveal time-wasters and reduce mental strain. The piece encourages easier, more alert living through deliberate self-observation.
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Louise
BISCH
Frame Aywitinnis
Sis x Buey
Tony
Ghent
Ledworth
Winal
Their First Jobs By Philip Nowlan Electrochemist at Columbia heads department and pioneers electrochemical research
An early life profile of a leading electrochemist born in wartime city, educated in Europe, who studied three years at a European university and served in electrochemistry. He returned to the United States to work at major laboratories and advance to head the electrochemical department at Columbia University.
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M. Boll
Maurice Deleury
Charles Mopdel
Blondel
United
Tates
Europe
University of Gelpzng
European University
Glectra
Wlatea
Ganort Weetzle Company
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Fixeploration Company
Alcetra-chemical
Columbia University
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Daily Good Deed Involves Community and Youth
Fragmentary OCR text notes local actions and juveniles in a community setting. The readable portions reference deeds, wind, and inning style phrasing, but the specifics are unclear. The item appears to be a shorthand note or column segment with incomplete names and events.
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