The Tired Business Man and the Modern Dream
A satirical portrait of self made wealth and press hype. The piece contrasts Horatio Alger myths with 1921 industry magnates, centered on Abner Juggins who sequels two pennies into a collar button empire. It mocks publicity driven success and the print age’s faddish hero worship.
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Infield Fly Rule Clarified In Ninth Inning Play
A baseball dispute unfolds in the ninth with runners on first and a foul call misled a baserunner. The ball was ruled fair after a coach clarified, touching off runners on the bases and a quick exchange as fielders handle the play. The article notes a recent clause change to the infield fly rule about bunt attempts with multiple on bases.
Cambridge Latin School Leads Standings With Four Wins
Cambridge Latin School tops the standings with four wins followed by Newton High School and Arlington in the next spots. Both leaders share the best record, each at four victories, as the latest athletic tally shows.
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