davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-01-25
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-01-25

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problem and solution which should be much less OF
drain on the taxpayers purses than anything which
might have been suggested three months ago.
Edifying the Educators

This seems to be open season for fights among
school boards and faculties. First, there was the
argument in Superior, Wis, which occupied so many
columns in the newspapers last winter. 1t ended
with victory for opponents Of the incumbent board
members after high school students had gone on
strike for several months
Now comes another argument. This time it is IN
Chicago, that storm center Of squabbles. The cause
Of the trouble is Supt. William McAndrcw, polished
and able educator. He was named during the Dever
administration and that is causing turmoil now,
since big Bill Thompson got into power.
Mr.. McAndrew is supposed to be pro-British Ac-
cording to his enemies. he purchased textbooks for
the schools which favored the English. Some OF
them failed to have the customary picture OF George
Washington as f1yleaf. Mr. Thompson made
much of this.
But Mr.. McAndrew is sitting tight. His contract
runs until September. 1923. Thompson supporters
say they will have him out by September. 1927
Bitter fights are going within the school board.
Here is thing even more ridiculous than the
Superior quarrel 1t is case OF political buncomoe-
shooters versus sane educators. The buncomoe-
shooters appear to have the edge. When education
becomes a political subject, there is something
wrong. Despite all his emphatic claims OF Amer
icanism, Mr. Thompson has forgotten it is firmly
fixed American principle that education should never
be mixed with politics. Nothing can ever change
that. despite all the clamorous assertions which
may be made.
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The Special Session

The boom for special session Of congress ap-
pears to have gone its way peacefully and the fervd
congressman and senator's who advocated it are
keeping discreetly quiet now.
1t wasn't so long ago that the wekin ring
ing with cries the part of politicians that some
thing be done at once to save their alegedly "be-
loved" constituents The aid of Secretary Hoover and
Of the efficient Red Cross according to these crers
in the wilderness, wasn't enough. What they wanted
was to have congress called right away that
immense sums could be appropriated. =
Now the flood is subsiding and those who were
criticzing the president for not calling the ses-
sion have little to say. There is feeling of Bit
tcrness among the people of the south because con-
gress didn't have chance to produce some fervid
oratory. They know well enough that if the ses-
sion had been called it would have been general
signal for the soothsayers to gather around the
political pork BARREL There likely would have beer
millions spent with no net benefit to any com
munity.
It is the calm and logical way in which thl
president made his decision and viewed the future
which appeals strongly. AS it is, when congress:
meets next, the flood will be far enough in tn,
background so that it can be studied calmly ant
dispassionately. There will be no panaceas. tenn
porary stop-gaps. Instead, there should come from
this next session at least partial solution to tn
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Science and Friendship

Another advance in transmission OF messages mas
been made The Radio Corporation Of America an
nounces that next month new "beam" wireless
system is to be put in commercial use.
Operated on short wave lengths this system mas
proved practically ideal where greater secrecy Is
sought The messages are sent out in beam ike
searchlirht beam, directed toward the receiving
station. instead of being distributed over wide
area as thew are at present. Unless "listeners-in
have special expensive apparatus, they cannot catch
the messages.
Speed is also factor. In place OF the 50 WORDS
a minute average now set, the future average VIII
be 25O words minute. And it will be just as
convenient as heretofore.
Any improvement in the art of sending wireless:
messages should be greeted with enthusiasm Il
means closer bond Of friendship between thi:
country and neighborng lands 1t brings then
closer and closer together.
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Daily Health

BY DIR. MORRIS FISHBElN
Editor Journal Of the American
Medical Association and Of Hygeia.
Ahn Health Mara zino

Medical Association ana OF hygeld,
the Health Magazine
An Investigator named Herxheimer
found that the hearts of track ath-
lctes exceeded to some extent those
of normal persons, depending upon
the event trained for. The hearts OF
marathon runners were larger than
those Of long distance Runners, the
latter greater than those of middle
distance runners and the smallest
those of sprinters. Jumping and
much demand upon the body that
the runners were concerned in the
Investigations of track athletics.
Drss Felix Deutsch and Emil Kauf
examined 301 track athletes, of whom
10 were champions. In general. the
hearts Of track athletes were not en-
larged over the normal so much as
those Of the swimmers, although
definite engagements did occur. OF
all of the track athletes examined,
8.8 per cent had considerable en-
largements, although the amount of
enlargement was not so great as that
of the swimmers. Long and short
distance runners were compared, and
these investigators were not able to
find such a definitely increased
greater risk of the marathon runners
as compared with the runner Of short
distances as Herxheimer found.
Only a few women track athletes
were studied, since women have only
recently beoan to participate in this
form of activity. The hearts of the
women were much less frequently
enlarged than were those of the men.
This is explained by the fact that
women track athletes do not train
seriously or to anywhere nearly the
same extent as dc men, or as do
women swimmers.
Competitive rowing is one of the
most severe of sports and few train
ers will undertake to accept men for
training until they have first been
carefully examined by physicians as
to the state of their hearts. The
German investigators examined $50
oarsmen whose average age was 1873
years. The longer the man had been
oarsman, the greater in general was
the enlargement Of the heart. On
the other hand, there was not a gen.
eral increase in enlargement, since
great deviations were found in in
dividual cases.
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ESaitt <Shuer@
N R5lWeA austin eHhAame ~

Faith, ! want to show you some
pictures of Selma and George when
they were babies and little children"
Mrs. Pruitt said when the eight Of
them were scattered about the draw
ing room after dinner. Selma was
playing Schubert on the grand piano,
trying to look unconccrned over the
fact that Andrews, the sandy haired
young man who was supposed to be
paying court to her was devoting
himself to Cherry, a devotion which
had sprung up suddenly toward the
end Of the meal And Cherry was
happy again, dimpling. glittering,
tossing her little copper-and-gold
head and dazzling her new conquest.
"I'd love that" Faith cried, instant
ly abandoning the two men who had
been hanging over her devotedly--
her husband just as adoringly as
George Pruitt.
Mrs. Pruitt, large and handsome
woman whose bearing was con-
slant reminder Of the fact that the
Fruits were among the richest and
most socially prominent people in
town, cuddled Faiths arm affection
ately as they assembled the staircase
to the second floor.
"Of course that was an excuse to
get you away for a private talk"
the older woman acknowledged brus-
quely. Faith, my dear-sit here be-
side mel want you to tell me some
thing quite frankly, something that
concerns me most vitality. Don't
look so startled. I'm not going to
ask you if you're in love with George.
It would be obvious to. blind man
that you're crazy about that husband
Of yours. But tell me--does Cherry
plan to marry my George when she
gets her divorce from that scoundrel,
Wiley!'
Faith went white, was silent for a
moment, then answered honestly: II
Pm afraid she does hope to, Mrs.
Pruitt."
Mrs. Fruits large bosom rose on
great sigh. Thank you, my dear.
It is charming to find someone so
thoroughly honest. Cherry usually
gets what she wants, doesn't she p
she unused, rather than questioned.
Usually" Faith managed to smile
"Tcll me-has George asked her
proposed to her-provisionally, Of
course?" Mrs. Pruitt's voice was
harsh with anxiety.