Word: psychologist
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Lilac, oriental bouquet, jasmine, French bouquet, violet, rose. That is the order in which women prefer perfumes, according to tests made on 200 girls of Barnard and Teachers' College by Professor Albert T. Poffenberger, Columbia psychologist. The results were confirmed by more numerous subjects at the 71st Regiment Armory Perfume Show. With men the order was lilac, French bouquet, jasmine, oriental bouquet, rose, violet. With advancing age, men and women both tend to prefer more pungent perfumes than lilac, though young girls like them too. Slim women and all young men want faint perfumes...
From time to time the newspaper colyumists, in the interest of humor, have published fragments of conversation heard in passing by their contributors. Several years ago the psychologist, Henry T. Moore, analyzed a number of such conversations heard in various places, and found that men converse frequently about business, money, amusements, whereas women seem to be primarily concerned with clothes and decoration...
This is no highly scientific treatise written for the information of the professional biologist, psychologist, or anthropologist. But it is the simple statement of vital facts regarding our civilization and the ultimate end of that civilization. And added to the interest which these startling revelations and pertinent questions naturally present is a force of expression, a frank fearlessness, and an easy wit that makes the book unusually good reading. It can not fail to interest any one who enjoys clear, sound thinking revealed in a delightful style of wit and strength...
Publisher Macfadden states that Mr. Katzoff is a "graduate in law, pharmacy and medicine, a prominent physician, psychologist and author." But medi-cal authorities point out that Katzoff graduated from the Georgia College of Eclectic Medicine and Surgery and holds his licenses to practice from the eclectic boards of Georgia and Connecticut, which have been under fire in connection with recent scandals in medical licensing...
Konradi Leitner, famous Bavariah psychologist, mentalist, hypnotist, and mind reader, in a recent interview with a CRIMSON reporter, explained his method of transferring thoughts by giving the concrete explanation of reading the reporter's mind...