Moving pictures test emotion by hair color study
Modern science uses blood pressure and breathing to compare emotional response to romantic scenes in blondes and brunettes. Greta Garbo stars. brunette shows stronger reaction. Across ages, youths crave tragedy while older viewers prefer happy endings, with literature and folklore noted for stark violence.
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Anita Loos
Greta Garbo
Ian
Playa
Fee
Witel
Comebody
Hera
Sim
Proposals for National Governance and Peace
The document outlines five aims: English-speaking nations cooperate for global peace. proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state and reapportionment in the House. a unified Defense Department under a Secretary of National Defense. federal action to abolish illiteracy under a Secretary of Education. and the conduct of Congressional elections in November with presidential inauguration the following January.
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Hearst Papers
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
United States
Secretary
Education
Congress
San Antonio an Ideal Scene for the Biennial
San Antonio presents itself as a model city for the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial. It highlights women as the civilizing influence, devoted to human welfare, with strong communities of churches, homes, schools, and parks. The piece celebrates healthy children, safe neighborhoods, and city life that supports culture, education, and female leadership.
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San Antonians
General Federation of Women's Clubs
San Antonio
Big Bill Haywood Dies in Moscow Exile
Obituary notes the death of "Big Bill" Haywood in Moscow where he fled justice for obstructing war prosecution. It reflects on his exile, Russia granting asylum, and contrasts him with Senator Borah who pursued Haywood and associates in Idaho bombing plots. The piece opines on democracy, prudence, and progress via ballot.
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Big Bill
Haywood
Moscow
Russia
Wiliam E. Borah
Moyer and Pettibone
Steenerberg
Idaho
Stnll
Borah
Styx
Why Stock Prices Rise and Fall in a Turbulent Market
The piece argues that rising stock prices reflect vast savings flowing into investments. It notes America’s large savings, a yearly one and a half billion dollars seeking investment, backing industrial and railroad stocks. It warns prices may fluctuate with margins and speculators, and future trends remain uncertain.
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America
Earth's Motion Examines Gravitation and Orbit Causes
Garrett P. Serviss discusses why the Earth orbits the Sun, debating cross motion and the Sun's pull. He explains how initial motion plus solar attraction curves the path, compares to a thrown stone, and surveys competing hypotheses about planetary motion and the nebular theory.
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Joyn Mirah
Earth
Wien
Guplare
Ugena
Velwloun
Carpet Bag Stomachs by Royal 8 Copeland MD
A 1928 newspaper note recounts a luncheon with Prof W E Southill of Oxford reading a poem warning against overeating. It cites Sir Walter Raleigh as author, discusses digestion, slow eating, and the need to convert starch to sugar, urging temperance and sensible eating to avoid health harm.
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Librarian of Congress
W. E. Southill
Oxford University
England
Southill
Sir Walter Raleigh
Eliambeth
Oxford
Fulke
Bir Walter
Sin
Faw
Figures of Speech Warning From The Past
A garbled fragment mentions a classical warning about crime and punishment tied to a 20th century style crime tale. It recalls a murder in a solitary spot and a city scene where killers are compelled to confess under torture, linking to a later murderers’ flight and vengeance motif.
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Suid
Franey
Wheginm
Ani
Kn Fane
Tne
Science and emotion in a blonde versus brunette debate
The article contrasts scientists claims about emotional states with public perception, noting the average man cares about his own emotion while authorities assert brunette individuals show more emotion. Cleopatra is described as a brunele and Juliette as a north Italian blonde.
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Cleopatra
Brunele
Juliette
Child Training for Parents By LAMAR MATTHEWS
An article urging parents to plan summer education for children, arguing weeks of focused study with home assignments and supervised activities can improve outcomes. It contrasts full nine month schooling with summer programs, noting benefits for both boys and girls and recommending reputable educational organizations for supervised camps or summer schools.
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Pople
Maggat
Ameritin
Chilton
Nvary High
Rourne de An
Aummera
Lendern
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Royal
Copeland, M. D
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Ln Indy
Lamar Matthews
Childrem
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