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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1926
Page
6
Laurie Devon a successful playwright attends his sister Barbara's wedding to claim the Devon fortune. Once a gay young man, he has tempered his ways this past year under Barbara's influence and now plans rest and adventure rather than steady work.
Laurie and Bangs, theater partners, clash over work and loyalty amid a strained Jan to Feb period. A chance view of a distant studio window reveals a melancholy young woman, heightening tension and foreshadowing change in their dynamic.
A roundup from Pemiscot to Wright counties reports large cotton prospects despite leaf worm damage and heavy rains. Estimator M. Barnes cites an $18.5 million crop and 200000 bales for Southeast Missouri. Other items note Missouri dry laws protest, floods around Fulton, university conferences, bank embezzlement charges, bond votes, obituaries, and agricultural harvest figures.
An article recounts the wheel torture used in Europe history. It details the wheel method in Germany and the cross frame in France with mercy blows and eventual abolition after the revolution.
The quotation suggests that those who pursue poetry, history, or biography but fail often become critics. Coleridge notes critics arise from unfulfilled creative ambitions and habitually judge rather than create.
Richard Nash known as Beau Nash, born in 1674 in Wales, studied law but turned to gambling, shaping Bath into a fashionable resort by 1704. Bath honored him with a statue between Newton and Pope. He died at eighty seven after his gambling income diminished by parliamentary suppression.
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