Percentage of Morons High in New York Mental Defectives
A New York report from the Charities Aid Association defines moron as a mental defect with limited reasoning from the Greek moros. It estimates 45 000 mental defectives in the state, notes 5 200 in institutions, 600 in colonies, and 7 506 in public schools. It contrasts moron with insanity and discusses origins, schooling outcomes, and the Simon-Binet tests used to identify them.
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New York
Late Charities Aid Association
York
Charities Association Save
Reaksent McKinley
Roosevelt
Mitchell
Corpor
Cities Operate Movie Theatres in Norwegian Towns
Christiania Norway June 27 AP municipal governments in several Norwegian cities run their cinema ventures to fund cultural projects. A 1921 profit of 1 349 000 kroner was devoted to Gustav Vigeland studio, a people theatre on the east side, a new concert hall, science funds and a music pavilion. The Vigeland studio has previously received substantial grants.
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Christiania
Norway
Clhmellonia
Gustav Viieland
Vigeland
People’s Theatre
Norwegian City Allocates Cultural Funds From Theatre Surplus
Trondhjem in northern Norway with about 15000 residents reports a net profit of 322000 kroner from municipal motion picture theatres in 1921. Of this surplus 100000 kroner goes to the city theatre while the remainder funds other cultural institutions and organizations. Other Norwegian cities have similarly supported cultural enterprises in recent years.
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Trondhjem
Norway
Tte
Osteopaths to Fill Pulpits at Los Angeles Convention
Visiting osteopaths will occupy church pulpits in Los Angeles on Sunday and July as the American Osteopathic Association prepares for its annual international convention July 2 to 7. Gov Stephens of California will address the opening. Dr Samuel L Scothorn of Dallas will preside. delegates travel by special train from Chicago and other regions with private car parties.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Aoe
American Osteopathic Association
Gov. Stephens
California
Samuel L. Scothorn
Dallas
Tex
Bwope
Washington, DD
American Osteopathic Society of Iposnathoreey
Women's National Association
Clinton
Chicago
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Colorado Springs
San Bernardino
Grand Canyon
Canadian Rockies
Lake Louisend
Great Lakes
Ruling Sought on Liquor Sales on Shipping Board Vessels
Washington June 26 AP Secretary Mellon asked Attorney General Daugherty for a ruling on the legality of selling liquor on Shipping Board vessels beyond the three mile limit. Treasury officials say current regulations do not prohibit the practice, but a formal ruling will settle the issue.
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Washington
Mellon
Daugherty
The
Treasury
Prohibition Enforcement Unit
Prohibition Rally Argues for Enforcement and Respect for Law
Wayne B. Wheeler declares the assertion that labor demands beer and light wines is unfounded at a Sun day School convention in Kansas City. He cites a May 16 Pennsylvania test, cites Prohibition gains in reduced drunkenness, crime, and poverty, and praises the Eighteenth Amendment as a repeatedly ratified measure deserving strong support.
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Kansas City
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League of America
International Sunday School Association
Wheeler
Pennsylvania
United States
Kelly
Congress
Missouri
Kidney Pills Testimonial From Mrs Leehner
Mrs A Leehner of Clifton New Jersey reports Foley Kidney Pills helped her. She says the pills relieve rheumatic pains swollen joints dizziness and blurred vision and gives permission to publish the testimonial for advertising. Available at all druggists.
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A. Leehner
Maina Ave
Clifton
N. J
Card of Thanks for Father John Welch
I thank kind friends and neighbors for sympathy and help after the death of my father John Welch. The floral tributes and assistance will be cherished by me. J. B. Welch. Store opposite Cunningham Camp Ground Fairview.
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John Welch
Ime
J. BE. Welch
Over the Border at the Orpheum stars Betty Compson and Tom Moore
Prohibition era melodrama features Betty Compson as the daughter of a liquor smuggler and a Royal Mounted policeman as her lover. Tom Moore plays the mounted officer in a snowbound mountain setting praised for its visual beauty and individual scenes. Tonight marks the last Strand screening with tomorrow presenting Freckles Barry in School Days
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Betty Compson
Tom Moore
Strand
Royal Mounted
Marke
Penrhyn Stanlaws
Barry
Gua Edwards
Lucky Carson at the Strand Theatre Tonight
Earle Williams stars in the Farle Williames picture Lucky Carson to be shown at the Strand Theatre tonight. The program lists the feature as the main attraction with accompanying short or acts.
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Earle Williams
the Strand
Lucky Carson
Farle Williame
Strand Theatre
Weet Winners Highlighted on Theater Bill
The bill features a vaudeville sketch and a stage drama headlined by Mr Williams with a rising star. Also promised is Winners of the Week as an additional attraction drawing audiences tomorrow.
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Williams
Digestive Aid Promises Gentle Bowel Relief
An advertiser touts Foley's Cathartic Tablets for constipation and stomach comfort. The copy claims rapid cleansing of the bowels without pain, featuring testimonials from a Boston reader and urging readers to try the product for lasting relief.
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Jenry C. Thorne
Boston
Maes
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