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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1920
Page
4
A fragmented reader note mocks printers missing Lincoln's birthday and a rush to finish a dummy. Jokes and snippets follow from a newspaper page including poems, quips, and a pun about timing and dancing with Mary.
A humorous dialogue questions why students fail and whether praise or criticism sways them. The piece features a mock debate about effort and motivation, ending with a quip about college earnings.
A brief exchange from Vassar Miscellany shows a student noting possible influence from Coleridge while the instructor counters that influence was not present. The line captures campus literary culture and dialogic tone.
A collection of garbled lines including lodge reservations accusations and a line about a husband dying naturally or being shot at sunrise. The text features quoted phrases and a character named Jack O'Lantern amid fragmented wartime narration.
A whimsical verse buries a quiz beneath crocus sod with Fate mocked as it failed to prosper. The speaker offers consolation that in March the quiz may find reincarnation and life anew.
To the Editor of the Bulletin Mary Ellis Opdycke notes a 1889 letter from the Secretary of Miss Gladstone, president of Newnham College. The debates include beliefs on national greatness, fashion, military institutions, patriotism, rhetoric, labor, compromise, and taste.
New York brief notes two storefronts at Two Prong Corner near 112th Street with entrances on Broadway and at the corner of 84th Street. Details are minimal and unverified in the fragment.
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