Quotation marks and their misuse in modern writing
A critique of excessive quotation marks in prose and advertising. The piece argues marks distort meaning and hint at pretension, noting excessive italics capitalization and exclamations hinder clarity. It cites examples from literature and journalism and urges restrained, context‑driven use.
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Ethelinda
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Ambitious Boys and the Value of Hard Work and Study
An old piece compares iron and manhood, urging boys to endure study and training to gain value, while also allowing time for fun. It cites hunger physiology, noting digestive blood flow and the tongue nerve link, and mentions chlorosis patients with altered appetite.
Cause of Hunger: Why We Feel Hungry Discussed
The text questions the reasons behind hunger, contrasting common belief that hunger stems from the need for food with a deeper inquiry. Professor Appenheimer of Heidelberg is referenced as part of the discussion.
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Prof
Appenheimer
Hedelberg
Youngest Officer in the World Crowned at Two and a Half
The Turkish consul general in Taurus Persia claims his two and a half year old son is the youngest officer in the world. After a Persian audience, the crown princess and her husband reportedly enabled the boy to receive insignia and an army rank, with the prince personally fastening the insignia.
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Taurus
Persia
Mind This. Be Careful in the Wrong Way
A terse note from a Chicago source warns to be cautious in misdirected actions. It hints at caution in handling a potentially risky method or advice, urging readers to avoid improper paths. The item presents a brief caution without additional context.
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Chicago
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