lUTRSDAY,
OCTOBER 14, 1937
THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
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Machine Detects
"Abstract Thinking'
,ht detector at the Univer
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;al characteristics ot
rental
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uuality most distinguish-
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. that tne mgucai uramn
".''abstract thinking," operates
cKctiical field unlike those of
' sn C".i. -;rii's of the brain. This
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of sleep or oi meniai
The apparatus records
the electrical currents
brain. It uses the
the state
wave
... r'n.m 'th
u-thods with wnicn medical
been investigating tne
nu-
have
Americans
Branded As
Careless With Money
HERE and THERE
Hilda Way (.wyu
Bin"-1
care
have with.
Sherfy has decided
eirnel are gelling i.n i u
, th..v
ttUn uien -- J
n,,,i.,'v to get careless
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ri iIks Shelly anil eignt aMswi"
. ,ti;v the mutuateu oius which peu-v-ril
ti the U. S. Treasury for re
jnp'ion. "Our work is steadily in
viMii.'." she said recently. "We
fvom I11) to 150 cases a day."
v'e total amounts to about $:!,000,000
-uallv. Hills charred by fires be-.-,!
the recognition of any one but an
y)en ami bills soaked by water until
tv liink like chunks of mud come to
j0sk. Miss Sherfy and her as
V..in!s (.stalli.sh the identity of a
jpiini:ly large number of bills
,j:hc wmk is done with nothing but
&u'r.ifying glass and a needle, the
,.... separate and handle frag-
Much water has gone under the
bridge since four young women defy
ing age old custom took their places
in a college classroom as regular stu
dents beside the men. . . Last week
at Oberlin College in Ohio . . . the
scene of this historical event . . . the
centennial of its occurrence . . . was
celebrated . . . these four women con
stitute . . . we are told, one of the
rare claims to world leadership in
education for this country . . . the first
to have women and nun in the same
college these demure "co
eds" almost with one blow-changed the
standing of women . . . who up to
that time . . . had been considered
"too weak physically and intellect
ually" to cope with a man's world . . .
and it was their admitted ability in the
classroom that led to the ultimate
that i revised estimate of a woman's nat
ural endowment and a wider field for
her development . . . until to-day , . .
one hundred years after . . . the doers
oi practically every business and pro
fession have been opened to her . . by
her own capable hand. . . .
..t r.'.arnage . when m-
iast week on the no
i their golden wedding
ary , . it is worth repeat-
sful
part in
. . it is
"V.'hik- cooking play
making marriage sucees
net everything . . . the most impor
tant thing is homemaking . . and that
is the principal trouble with the world
to-day . . . there would not be so
many divorces . . if women would stick
to their jobs of making the home a
place where their husbands would be
glad to go. . . . Too many women are
out all day trying to t'nnl something
to occupy their time . . . when if they'd
vonly stay home they could find more
to do than they could possibly ac
complish ... I suppose 1 am old
fashioned . . . but I've seen too many
happy old-fashioned marriages not
; to know successful marriages and too
. many unhappy new-fashioned mar
i riages not to know that I am right, . .
Home Of President A.
1 Johnson Moved In Raleili
The tw'o-story three-room building
in which President Andrew Johnson
was born on Dec. 2i, 1808, which has
been located near the railroad tracks
in Raleigh, has been moved to a site
Children With Colds
Should Eat Candy, A
Medical Conference Told
asked . . . "are all your school houses ,
as imposing as that one?" . . . which
of course 1 had to explain . . . none
of them were. . . Have you noticed j
how sobered and dignified Dr. C. N.
Sisk is . . . he no longer seems the
carefree person we formerly knew . . .
the secret . . he's a grandfather . . .
but between us 1 hear that unless
you want a fight on your hands you
had better not call him . . "Grandpa."
. . I wonder now that women are serv- '
ing on juries in North Carolina . who
will be the first to serve in our pro
gressive and pioneering county. . . .
The medical society of Phila
delphia at its annual convention
last week staged a symposium on
the common cold. Dr. H. Harris
Premiman declared too much em
phasis was placed on the diet of
cold-sufferers. He recommended
that children with colds be given
lollypops, because they encour
age thirst, "which is desirable."
adjoining the campus of the North 1
Carolina State College. It was j
decided to move the historic I
structure from its former location be-
cause it was in danger of being set
afire from sparks from the locomo
tives and because hoboes were using i
i
it for sleeping quarters.
PRINTING
THAT
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Anil yet a lot of things
the things that count the '.most
have not changed. . . She still
reigns supreme in her original
setting ... a home ... a mother
. . and a home maker . . . no pro
fession she may enter . . . ha
higher rewards . . or demands
longer working hours , . . more
drudgery . . more ability . . . or
gives in the final analysis . . .
more satisfaction . . . which ie
minds me did you notice what
the wife of Oscar . . the famous
headwaiter of the Waldrof Hotel
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that perhaps is all the more im
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no preaching, to drive home the
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case ... it could happen in Way
nesville to-night , . . it has hap
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iiriefs. . . . October . . . townspeople
who have been consumed with their
summer activities ... meeting old
friends . . . with whom they have
hardly spoken since last June . . i .
social life taking' on new zest . .
time the county commissioners label
ed the court house . . . more proof . . .
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