15 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1921
Page
1
A polemic on Sigmund Freud's theories linking sexuality to behavior and crime. The piece argues that Freudian psychology reduces conduct to sex urges, claiming psychic freedom is real and condemning the notion that humans are slaves to their bodies. It cites Arbuckle's scandal as context and defends individual moral responsibility.
Tampa Florida September 15 a remarkable family tale centers on Mrs Atel Poulnot who at 16 has given birth to her first child a baby girl born to her mother a 16 year old grandmother to be Mrs Francis McCullough is 16 and married to her mother s second husband aged 22 making him the grandfather by marriage The Poulnot couple praise their large family as a record worthy bond The baby s birth described as the happiest moment in life and framed as a multi generational milestone in local newspaper prose.
Senator George W. Cartwright of California denounces opponents of the current system at the State Armory. He laments force as a flawed method for solving social and industrial issues and argues for reason in politics. He rails against labor and capital hostility, warns against agitators, and advocates wider distribution of consumable wealth under God’s plan.
Reports indicate Moscow authorities barred religious and mythological subjects from a national short story competition for Huasian children. Kings and princes must be oppressors of malice, while tales lauding scientific progress and the working masses are encouraged. Separate items note health officials advising camphor to deter mosquitos in holy water receptacles in tropical America.
A Columbus Dispatch excerpt humorously recounts a child named Donald told to follow social niceties at a party. His mother asks what he would say if offered something he likes and if he would refuse. He replies with polite intent and optimism about attending more events.
Responsible residents credit Dreco, the vegetable remedy, with improving health and vitality. A local testimonial describes gaining 30 pounds after four bottles, noting improved strength and mood following appendicitis and abdominal surgery.
A polluted paragraph details a claimant from Ha ngerstown Md praising Draco a tonic that supposedly cures indigestion constipation and liver kidney weakness. The testimony claims improved sleep digestion and energy after using four bottles with transformative age and vitality effects cited as outcomes.
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