Reader Focus in Publishing and the Writer’s Duty
Brander Matthews argues that authors publish to benefit readers not themselves. A book should reveal the author’s personality yet primarily serve readers, or it becomes vanity. A poor book is one that pleases the author more than its audience.
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Auther —Brander Matthews
Copyright limits on phrases and slogans in protection rules
The text states that mere words or phrases used for advertising or slogans cannot be registered for copyright. It explains that such phrases, unless serving as trademarks, fall outside copyright protection and may only be safeguarded by unfair competition laws in some cases.
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Copyright Office
Copyright
Peculiar Toothache Remedy Cited From Middle Ages
In a historical note readers learn that people in the Middle Ages believed a serpent skin steeped in vinegar could ease a toothache, reflecting era beliefs in folk remedies and natural cures.
Broadway Peacock and The Green Temptation At Fox
Path of lavish gaiety and heartbreak follows Pearl White in The Broadway Peacock as a cabaret hostess falls for a wary aristocrat amid New York’s temptations. Betty Compson shines in The Green Temptation as three contrasting roles across one life. The Fox program also presents A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court with Mark Twain approval and strong ensemble from Kosloff, Mahlon Hamilton, Edward Burns, Neel Edwards and Mary Thurman.
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Pearl White
William Fox
New York
Miss White
Betty Compson
Miss Compson
Paris
Theodore Kkosloff
Gaspard Mahlon Hamilton
Edward Burns
Neel
Edwards Mary Thurman
Betts Brice
Fox Film Company
Mark Twain
United States
Arthur
England
Varying Laundry Methods Across Continents Noted
A National Geographic Society bulletin observes diverse washing practices from Italy and Sardinia with public troughs to Normandy streams. It cites Dutch women along canals and heatland dogs using stationary dish pans and wash tubs to launder clothing in daily life.
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Sardinia
Normandy
National Geographic Society
Adolf
Wilhelmina
Coquettes Explain Why Many Gentlewomen Engage
A young man asked why women often become engaged to several fellows at once. A witty reply: a smoker with one match will likely have it go out, suggesting multiple engagements as a practical solution.
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Coquette
Boston Transcript
Bird's Clever Ruse by Great Crested Flycatchers
Winthrop Packard notes that great crested flycatchers use snake skins protruding from nesting holes as warnings to nest disturbers, a behavior evolved to deter intruders. He praises the species as useful and interesting and suggests offering nesting boxes to attract them.
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Winthrop Packard
Massachusetts Audubon Society
Nature's Changes Across Rocky Mountain Slopes
The eastern Rocky Mountain slope was more humid in the Cretaceous and Tertiary, reflected by petrified forests from Yellowstone to Arizona and fossils like holly, oaks, elms, chestnuts, sequoias in Colorado's Florissant shales. Periodic uplifts and depressions alternated with submergence and local forest destruction. Erosion and disturbances reshaped species distribution before the Ice Age reasserted itself.
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Rockies
Yellowstone Park
Arizona
Florissant
Colorado
Antiquities of the Thames Unearthed
Recent gravel terrace finds reveal an ancient Thames level about 130 feet above today. Excavations show humans very like modern types inhabited an island area around 4,000 years ago.
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Thames
England
When a Sheep Is a Goat in Eugene Daily Guard
A reflective quip from the Eugene Daily Guard comments on social roles, noting that while factions separate up high, locally the sheep often take on the goats’ burdens in everyday life.
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Eugene
Ore
Probate notices from Bristol court in July 1922
Probate court notes in Bristol announce the probate of Mary Ann Gladding and the final accounts of Elnathan P Brownell and Thomas Goff estate executors. Hearings set for August 21 1922 with fourteen days of publication in the Bristol Phenix.
Guardians Seek Sale of Minor Bullock Real Estate in Bristol
Russell D Bullock, guardian for Mary C Bullock Charles E Bullock and William F Bullock minors, petitions to sell their undivided 3/27 interest in Bristol lands on Mount Hope Avenue and Goodings Lane to pay debts and reinvest proceeds. hearing set for August 21 1922 at 10 30 A M in Bristol Probate Court.
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Mary C. Bullock
Charles E. Bullock
William F. Bullock
Russell D Bullock
Mary C BuLlock
William F Bullock
Mount Hope Avenue
George Seyer
Border Street
Orchard Street
Giuseppe Font
Edward FP Massie
John Bullock
Horder
Edwuard F. Massie
Arcangelo Riccio
Henry Rohrman
Richard H Goulart
Allen Uo Tattrie
Antonio Amaral
Ristor
Goodings Lane
Gooding
J .A. Latham
J A Latham
J A. Latham
James Riley
Bristol Phoenix
John W Church
Petition to Sell Minor Heirs Real Estate in Bristol
James W Franklin guardian for Virginio Almeida and Maria Almeida petitions to sell an undivided two thirds interest in a Bristol lot on High Street to pay minors debts and support. The court sets hearing for August 21, 1922 at 10:30 AM in Bristol Probate Court and orders fourteen days of publication in Bristol Phenix.
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Bristol
Virginio Almeida
Maria Almeida
James W Franklin Juardian
Heal
High Street
Patrick -Hammill
Otis Munro
Mary - Sherman
Bristol Phenix
John W Church
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