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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1918
Page
6
A playful verse lampoons intellect and religion, claiming minds vanish when a pill named Religion is taken. It imagines a world with many mindless people and calls for discussion groups to keep thoughts shared, citing a Barnard girl as a symbol.
A crowded Barnard event turns tense as a startled observer reports a loud commotion and a crowd surge. The scene resolves when staff reveal the supposed danger was only a baby swimming demonstration.
At the games in Georgia a speaker claims a torch race will continue because one participant was defective. An elevator confrontation follows with a person asserting sixteen, while She insists she is eighteen. The exchange reveals confusion over age in a public event.
An exchange questions parsimony in a joking exchange. The economics instructor asks what parsimony is while a student suggests it refers to a divorce payment to a woman. The dialogue highlights confusion over term meaning.
A California judge, trying to interpret state constitutional text, quips that the vague wording has driven him to despair. He notes the wild words are making a wild judge for him.
The remark notes that votes on neighborhood nuisances like billboards hinge on the number of front feet owned. It questions this basis and asks readers to consider their own stake in the frontage they hold.
A playful verse laments underground activities and magazine paywalls. A speaker boasts wide mischief and creative spout, proposing a lighthearted satire of creative effort and publication incentives.
The speaker expresses preference for an editor role and offers to pay top rate for any imagined contribution to a magazine. The fragment hints at strong creative ambition and willingness to fund high quality work for publication.
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