Book Review of The World Kier ance Cissernaion Please
A breezy newspaper column hails a new almanac style book edited by Jobs Kieran, praising its factual clarity over profound philosophy. It notes engaging interludes, caricatured figures, and wide-ranging references from U.N. politics to literary figures, while lampooning trends in publishing and society. The piece blends literary critique with satirical asides and ends with a quip from Ex-G. I. Joe about postwar manners.
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Wilson film costest $6 million in 1944
The most expensive motion picture up to 1944 was Wilson, production and advertising totaling over 6 million dollars. Collier's notes the cost was driven by many spectacular scenes, including a recreation of the 1912 Democratic convention with lighting powerful enough to light a city the size of Lansing, Michigan.
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Doctor’s odd cure for haunted orchard posts
A wild-eyed patient begs a doctor for help as ghosts of departed relatives perch on fence posts around his orchard. The doctor prescribes a simple fix to sharpen the tops of the posts, then drives away.
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