oc-plain-dealer 1924-05-02
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BLIND STUDENT OUTSHINES OTHERS
CHICAGO, May 2.—Hedagogical theories, which have stood the test of centuries, stand threatened today by developments at Northwestern university.
A new era of education, in which the poring over text books by students may be eliminated and all orthodox methods of instruction abandoned, awaits only the result of psychological experiments which will determine the wherefore of the proficiency of Carl W. Bostrom, 21, author, psychology expert and blind student extraordinary, at Northwestern.
According to Bostrom's statements, he never crams for examinations—just mentally reviews his topics. He never takes notes on lectures and acquires all his knowledge by merely listening. Diagrams drawn by professors to illustrate their lectures he "sees" by the mental image brought to his mind by the faint noise made by the chalk scraping on the blackboard. Generally he is able to interpret the diagrams more readily than the students who actually see them.
Records at Northwestern show Bostrom above the average mental calibre of scholastic proficiency. He takes more courses than the average students and obtains better grades.
High School Notes
Miss Edith Lewis, sophomore, has been transferred to Fullerton high school. She is moving with her parents to Placentia.
Coming events:
May 9—Annual Forensic contest.
May 29—Junior play, "The Show Shop."
June 8—Paccalauate sermon, evening.
June 10—Junior senior recen-
High School Notes
Miss Edith Lewis, sophomore,
has been transferred to Fullerton
high school. She is moving with
her parents to Placentia.
Coming events:
May 9—Annual Forensic contest.
May 29—Junior play, "The
Show Shop."
June 5—Paccalaurate sermon,
evening.
June 10—Junior-senior reception.
June 12—Commencement exercicises, evening.
The "Green Lemon," published
by the journalism class, is on the
press and will be ready for distribution, May 16.
The inter-class swimming meet
has again been postponed and will
be held Monday. Class captains
are Dorothy Bode, Mildred Latourette, Grace Holdsworth and Mae
Roquarth.
The boys' baseball team was overconfident that the Orange game
should bring them a victory and
slump. As a punishment, the
Orangelites defeated them 12 to 2.
Seven errors on the part of the
local crew were largely responsible.
Coach Fitzmorris' crew had
been topping the league, but this
will set them back a notch. They
still have one more game, with
Huntington Beach.
The silver loving cups won by
Miss Irme Jacques and Alex Heak
in the city tennis tournament are
on display in the Center so window
of the First National Bank.
The cups in the baseball and basketball leagues are also being shown.
BUSINESS PACT
IN ODD NUPTIALS
GREELEY, Colo., May 2.—A
"business marriage," according to
the reported terms of a pre-nuptial agreement, occurred here when Mrs. Florence Lear, 60, became the bride of William H. Barnes, 39.
According to the asserted arrangement, Barnes relinquishes all claims to half of his wife's estate—the amount allowed him by law—should she die before he dies. In return, Mrs. Barnes is said to have agreed to make a will deeding all of her property to Barnes, the will including a provision that the instrument shall be void if the marriage proves an unhappy one.
Witnesses of the pre-nuptial agreement declare that Mrs. Barnes, who is said to possess an extensive estate, but is in poor health desired "protection" for the remainder of her life, prompt-
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all claims to half of his wife's estate—the amount allowed him by law—should she die before he dies. In return, Mrs. Barnes is said to have agreed to make a will deeding all of her property to Barnes, the will including a provision that the instrument shall be void if the marriage proves an unhappy one.
Witnesses of the pre-nuptial agreement declare that Mrs. Barnes, who is said to possess an extensive estate, but is in poor health, desired "protection" for the remainder of her life, prompting her to make the pact with Barnes, who is robust.
FIXES BROKEN HEARTS
VIENNA, April 29;—Broken hearts are being repaired by Dr. Eiselberg, well-known member of the Viennese medical profession.
Lovers have not yet been operated upon, but it is stated that Dr. Eiselberg has successfully treated a number of people with less romantic heart trouble, including one man who had stabbed himself in the heart and who was back at work a month later, with his damaged organ successfully repaired.
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Smartly tailored effects, others in more dress
A Sale of Corsets at $5.00
"Gossard" "Bon Ton" and "Royal Worcester"
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THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF.
At Falkenstein's
Starting Tomorrow
Record Sale of New S
1800
A Master Stroke in Value Giving
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Over 200 Dresses! One of a Kind Only
THE MATERIALS!
CANTON CREPES
PRINTED CREPES
SATIN CREPES
SPIRAL CREPES
GEORGETTE CREPES
etc., etc., etc.
THE COLORS!
Black Copper
Navy Beige
Lanvin Grey
Cocoa Rose
Seal Stripe
etc., etc., etc.
Box after box of these delightful dresses have been arriving during the past
all of them purchased from manufacturers known for the beauty and originality of
TIME LINEN FROCKS
5 - $9.85
Dresses in lovely linen Dresses for spring and summer wear.
Hers in more dressy models in various styles of trimmings.
CHILDREN'S
GINGHAM
Attention House
Another opportunity is here for exceptional savings
81 x 90 Pequot Sheets $
Ten dozen only to be sold
We reserve the right to
Plaid Blankets $
CHILDREN'S
GINGHAM
DRESSES
$1.95
Sizes up to
12 years!
All made of splendid quality fast color Ginghams in a large range of most attractive styles. A May Selling Feature from the Junior Section!
KENSTEIN'S
Some Time, Better Dresses Than These May Be Offered at $18, but up Till Now We've Never Seen Their Equal.
Styles and Sizes for Every Woman
ue Giving!
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HE COLORS !
ack Copen
vy Beige
nvin Grey
coa Rose
al Stripes
etc., etc., etc.
during the past week,
and originality of their styles.
tion Housekeepers!
her opportunity is presented
for exceptional savings!
90
nt Sheets $1.49
ozen only to be sold at this price.
reserve the right to limit quantities.
Blankets $3.45
Voiles--A Sale
49c yd.
Over 1200 yards of attractive
Chiffon finish Voiles in a range
of beautiful patterns.
Lingette
t Sheets $1.49
ozen only to be sold at this price.
reserve the right to limit quantities.
Blankets $3.45
ful Plaid Blankets in the double
e, underpriced for the first days of
Towels, doz. $1.85
heavy Cotton Huck Towels of
s size, at a much below regular
Over 1200 yards of attractive
Chiffon finish Voiles in a range
of beautiful patterns.
Lingette
and other
Lingerie Fabrics
69c yard
Including a practically complete
color range in plains or shadow
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Sale of Trimmed Hats
$3.95
$5.95 $7.95
About 75 Hats are included
at one of these 3 prices. All of them
are recent arrivals, and are offered at
way below regular prices!
ANAHEIM
CALIFORNIA