Meaning of alter ego puzzle in Latin class
A Latin teacher asks beginners for the definition of alter ego and a sentence using the phrase. A boy with curly hair quips that it means the other 1 as he winks, suggesting playful mischief in class.
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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
8
A Latin teacher asks beginners for the definition of alter ego and a sentence using the phrase. A boy with curly hair quips that it means the other 1 as he winks, suggesting playful mischief in class.
In Merom, Bert Hubble loses a large barn and two valuable horses to a Thursday night blaze along with hay, corn, harness and two wagons. Insurance covers 1200 dollars worth of property. Nearby notes mention local commerce and upcoming events in Carlisle Indiana.
A wild-eyed asylum patient recounts a convoluted family history that ends with the line I am my own grandfather. He explains stepfamilies and marriages creating a web where he is his mother in law's brother in law and his own grandfather. The tale illustrates a tangled logic driving him to insanity in plain form.
A school principal contends with a remark about a student Jerry being ambidextrous. The exchange, sparked by concern from the principal, involves claims about vaccination, cleanliness, and protective charms, with no clear resolution noted among tense exchanges.
The News reports two weeks of subscriber activity with several renewals and new signups. Names include John Schumacher Carlisle Harley Organ Rhoda Whipple Henry Hines Eugene Allen Elmer S Deiss Riverside Cal Willie Davidson Paxton Eliza J Nash James W Barclay Miss Sara Pence Terre Haute C L Snoddy J J Pirtle Sullivan Rfd 1.
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