War's Dark Trail in the Balkans David Starr Jordan reports Balkans war scars
David Starr Jordan portrays Macedonia's ruin through charred villages, refugee camps, and torn loyalties. He describes Turkish, Bulgarian, and Greek actions, refugee hardships near Saloniki, and the fragile balance between civil authority and military power in a region long divided by empire and war.
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Dzumaia
Petrich
Saloniki
Greek Macedonia
Petritch
Bulgaria
Salonik
Drama
Thrace
Kirkush
Thessalonike
Mount Olympus
St. Paul
Serbia
Pashitch
Belgrade
Venizelos
Athens
Roumania
Unbiased View with Hazel-Young DeSwift in Season Spotlight
Unbiased View notes Hazel-Young DeSwift as the season’s lion though exchanges joke about manners, featuring a Punch Bowl quote. Anecdotes touch on dog pup sales, car damage, and a Red Cross Bat Blue ad line. The piece plays on satire of gender and wit with brief wry observations.
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Young DeSwift
Aimee
Paper Meals and Germ Findings Tap at Public Follies
The piece blends social satire with science news noting Van der Goltz the German spy swallowing papers in Petrograd and a Rockefeller Institute report on infantile paralysis in monkeys. It mentions Fanny Murray’s bread and butter £20 stunt and traces virus persistence in nasal mucous membranes, with carriers possibly spreading disease long after exposure.
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von der Goltz
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Richard Atkins
Rockefeller Institute
Flankeys
Bad Handwriting Covers Poor Orthography in Uses
A note describes how illegible handwriting hides widespread spelling errors and unclear writing across various documents. It mentions observers marking sloppy orthography and the need for clearer penmanship to ensure accurate transmission of information.
Infant Shows Early Taste for Classical Works
A humorous exchange features Mrs Diggs warning about a baby chewing a pocket edition of Epictetus and Professor Diggs praising the infant’s rare early interest in classical literature.
Overheard in the Zoo
A light exchange between a talking eagle and an owl sketches a comic scene where the eagle asks about conditions and the owl replies that things are on the blink, hinting at a playful malfunction in the bird habitat.
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