Ideas Not Alike on Child Happiness Across Cultures
A discussion on how happiness varies with upbringing among cannibals savages and wealthy children. It notes mothers in Eskimo and North Siberia dunk infants in cold water for development while others shield babies from wind. It cites Fiji Andaman practices and bush scar traditions as hardened skin rites.
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Duke
Cook
Africa
London
New York
Paraguay
Fiji Islands
Andaman Islands
Andaman
Memel City Through History and Trade Links
Memel, now in Lithuania, has long been contested as a key trading hub. The city supported Lithuania as a distribution point for grain timber and fish from the former Russian province. It has alternated control among powers including Prussia Sweden Poland and Lithuania over centuries.
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Memel
Lithuania
Itias
German Empire
Napoleon
Prussia
Friederich William II
England
Germany
Sweden
Traffic whistles urged to aid pedestrians in New York
Chief Magistrate McAdoo calls for traffic officers to be equipped with whistles to warn pedestrians. The Pittsburgh Dispatch notes that in other cities officials signal drivers with stop and go cues while pedestrians must rely on instinct. A one blast to cross, two to start over, three to hurry could guide foot travelers and improve safety.
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McAdoo
New York
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Monkeys and bones at Cambridge museum joke
A ten year old son of psychologist William James visits the Agassiz Museum in Cambridge. He recalls seeing monkeys and large bones but quips that he did not find any specimens of self-conscious personality.
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William James
Zoological Museum
Cambridge
Agassiz Museum
Thomas Paine and His World Changing Words
A concise portrait of Thomas Paine born in 1737 Thetford England whose writings propelled the American Revolution He gained fame with Common Sense and Crisis papers shaping public opinion and inspiring action across America France and beyond The passage notes his vigor and occasional excesses and quotes Theodore Parker on his impact.
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Thomas Paine
Thetford
England
Gamaliel Bradford
Harper’s Magazine
America
Franklin
France
Monroe
United States of America
George
Paine
Theodore Parker
Milan Widow Rises At Funeral After Fatal Heart Attack
A Milan widow, believed dead, briefly revived at her funeral as friends filled the room with flowers and candles. Municipal doctors diagnosed a fatal heart attack with retarded cyanosis, while relatives called it a miracle. The hearse was used to fetch medical help, and warmth returned briefly.
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Milan
All Relatives Are Not Pronouns Story From English Class
An Indianapolis News item recounts a technical high school English teacher explaining relative pronouns to students. A pupil misinterprets pronouns, claiming the word aunt is a relative pronoun, illustrating confusion over English definitions.
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Indianapolis News
Funeral Rites Compare Korean and Egyptian Customs
A report notes hair and nail remnants buried with ancestors in Korean tombs and suggests parallel Egyptian practices. The hair and nail clippings, along with porcelain vessels, illustrate a superstition that body parts must be buried to prevent bewitching by the dead, a belief echoed in many cultures.
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Tutankhamen
Eat for Nourishment and Pleasure
Agricultural College advises nutritious, affordable eating. Emphasizing inexpensive foods can nourish the body without costing more. Suggested items include Lincoln milk and cheese, cheaper cuts of meat, potatoes, turnips, carrots, tomatoes, cabbage, spinach, greens, dried fruits, cereals like rolled oats and rice, molasses, and coconuts.
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The
Agricultural College
Lincoln
WEAN THE CALVES EARLY FOR EASIER PAIL TRAINING
The USDA warns that calves fed too long on the cow will struggle to drink from a pail later. The first milk, colostrum, provides unique benefits and should be given. Leave the calf with the cow for about 48 hours to receive it and still adapt to bucket feeding.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Finishing Fowls at Farm or Plant for Market
The article outlines boxing non producing birds and disposing of surplus cockerels. Intended market birds should be confined in a crate for 10 days to 2 weeks on a ration of finely ground corn and wheat bran in equal parts with middlings or ground oats, mixed to a thin meal with milk. Begin with light feeding day one, then allow birds to eat all in 20 minutes, three times daily.
Co operative marketing hailed by Governor Sweet in Peetz
Governor Sweet spoke under Colorado Wheat Growers' Association auspices praising the co operative plan as already aiding fruit growers and predicting wheat producers will follow. He urged farmers to stop undercutting each other and push organized marketing to secure fair profits above overhead. He warned that non joining farmers would be seen as traitors to the cooperative cause.
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Co-Operative Movement
W. BR. Street
Peetz
Governor Sweet
Colorado
Sweet
Colorado Wheat Growers’ Association
Chevrolet Coupe Value at 828 Dollars This Week
Sidney Hardy Motor Co offers the Chevrolet Coupe at 828 dollars as a value purchase with saxophone instruction free with any instrument bought from Lar Son's Music Store.
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Sidney
Hardy Motor Co
Larson
Farmers Unite for Clear Path of Action
A cryptic remark emphasizes unity of purpose and a steady path for farmers to embed action into their system, urging practical vetting and coordinated effort. The speaker stresses practical steps over rhetoric to ensure progress on agricultural goals.
Order of Hearing and Probate of Walter H. Martin Will
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the County Court sets a hearing for August 15 1828 at 10 oclock to prove the instrument filed July 28 129 as the last will of Walter I Martin deceased Tennie Martin is named executrix and publication in Telegraph weekly newspaper is ordered to notify interested parties. dated July 23 1928 signed C Y Chambers County Judge.
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Vo Tennie Martin
Claude H. Martino
Ray FL. Martin
Helen Louise Martin
Walter H. Martin
Tonnie Martin
Walter I. Martin
Tennie Martin
Telegraph
C. Y. Chambers
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