Psycho analysis blamed for misery among dupes
In a period piece from New York dated January 11 the piece reports that Freud is appalled by the misuse of psycho analysis by quacks. It cites Seldes and Adler, notes warnings by Fishbein, and claims psycho analysis causes vice, neuroses, divorces, and social wreckage with case anecdotes from Europe and America.
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New York
Sigmund Freud
Ita
American Medical Association of Vienna
George Seldes
Amercan
Freud
Alfred Adler
Red Book Magazine
Seldes
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Whq
Selder S
Seid
Europe
Carlsbad
Germany
America
Fran Doktor
Helmuth
Vienna
Arning
Brighton to Build Button Factory After Fire
Brighton plans a new Button Factory by Gevok and Singleton near the Q tracks west of the Ladder factory. The plant will include a $250 shell crusher to make chicken grit from shells and will create over 20 jobs, with operations starting by spring. G. P. Judson of Fairfield mentioned.
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Brighton
Messrs Gevok
Singleton
Omore
G. P. Judson
Fairfield
Brighton Visitor Notes Extended Family Visits
Mrs. Mary Singleton of Richland arrives to stay with her son Ray and family. Mrs. Jake Courtney of Stockport, recently ill, remains at Ray’s home with improvement noted for her recovery. Mrs. Henry Lechner’s condition shows a little improvement. Mrs. Walter Hevde and baby Virginia return from Cranston to aid her mother. Karl Hoover visits from Waterloo. Mrs. Wm. Kraemer of Lancaster Wisconsin stays with son I. F. Kraemer. Mrs. C. Hillhouse plans to Crawfordsville Monday to coach.
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Brighton
Mary Singleton
Richand
Ray
Jake Courtney
Stockport
Henry Lechner
Walter Hevde
Virginia
Cranston
Karl Hoover
Waterloo
Wm. Kraemer
Lancaster, Wise
I. F. Kraemer
Pythian Sisters Install New Officers in Local Lodge
Mrs Gladys Peters is P C and Mrs Nellie Hagans M I C lead a list of newly elected officers at the Pythian Sisters meeting. Others include Miss Frieda Vanerus EF SI and Miss Marjorie Wanesus pianist with Effie McCarty assisting in the installation at the hall.
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Walter Peterson
Washington
George Robison
Fairfield
C. V
Nellie Hagans
Frieda Vanerus
Wilma Spielman
E. J
Clara Brier
Nellie Parks
Elizabeth Lamansky
Edna Crile
Cecil Mortimore
Marjorie Wanesus
Effie McCarty
Clara Schafer
Eva Wanesus
Labor Days Observances Include Labor Day and Related Sundays
The three days set aside by organized labor include Labor Day on the first Monday in September Labor Sunday the Sunday before Labor Day and Labor s Memorial Sunday the fourth Sunday in May.
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Organized Labor
Mob and mass psychology overview
The term mob psychology describes how individuals in a large disordered gathering act together in ways they would not alone. Mass psychology relates to similar collective mental processes influencing group behavior.
Moon of Israel at New Graam Theatre Opens Three Days
The Moon of Israel, shown at the New Graam Theatre for three days starting today, portrays the Exodus with dramatic chariot chases and burning pillar scenes. Over a thousand chariots appear as Israelite fugitives flee Pharaoh's pursuing hosts in a thrilling historical epic.
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Israel
Gra‘am Theatre
Egypt
Thear
Teraelice
Obituary for John Belville of Washington Iowa
John Belville son of John and Mary Pelville born April 6 1885 in Washington Town lived on a farm most of life. He joined the Christian church as a child then the Methodist church after moving to Washington and held church positions. He married Olly Coop November 20 1892 and had one daughter Mrs Glover Purrel of Oelwein Town. He died January 9 at 5 a m aged 71 years 9 months 38 days. Funeral at First Methodist church with Dr A S Smith and Rev Harvey J Butler interment Evergreen cemetery.
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John Bellville
John
Mary Amarina Pelville
Washington
Mr.elville
Christian Church
Methodist Church
Mr. Welsilh
Olly Coop
Perlee
Glover Purrel
Oelwein
Belville
Funeral Attendees For John Belville Include City and Out‑of‑Town Guests
The funeral for John Belville drew many mourners including Mrs. Walter Gow Miss Marie Scott William Copp and Paw Coleson with Mrs. Frank Pierson at the piano. Pallbearers were Raymond Coop William Spencer A S Miller Harry Kuient W L Coop and O A Louder. Out‑of‑town attendees included Ed Mayhew George Snyder Roy Maple Mona Potman and family Jack son and Wolfe families from Brighton plus Mr and Mrs Ed Humphreys Wy man and Crawfordsville residents.
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Walter Gow
Marie Scott
William Copp
Paw Coleson
Frank Pierson
John Belville
Ed Mayhew
George Snyder
Roy Maple
Mona Potman
Wd Jackson
Prank Macon
Joseph Armatine
Jennie
Washington
Joseph Wolfe
Ed Wolfe
Brighton
Ed Humphreys
Wyman
Hd Rees
Crawfordsville
Catherine Rees
Columbus Junction
Merrimac Couple Named in Amarine Notice
Nicholas Amarine is listed alongside Mr and Mrs Carl Amarine of Merrimac in a local public notice. The item references familial details likely tied to a real estate or probate action.
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Nicholas Amarine
Mrs
Carl Amarine of
Merrimac
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Crawnfordsville
Helen Witzel
Hatfield
Wis
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Hickman
Tom Gurdane
Rock” Lienallen
Pendleton
Ore
William Edward Hickman
Marion Parker
Los Angeles
Gurdane
C. G. Matlock
Lieuallen
Neenle
Sarace
Fairfield Ledger
Raymond Coop
William Spencer
A. S. Miller
Harry Kuient
W. L. Coop
O. A. Louder
Hill’s
Hill
Lam
Iowa County
Slickery Grove Farm
J. L. O'Brien
Frank Macon
D. J. Ross
Uen
Trike
Eas
Tex” Rickard
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