Dumas Audacity and a Feuilleton Iliad
A report on Dumas publishing a translated Iliad as a Le Mousquetaire feuilleton with Urbain Fages, causing backlash and suspension after three installments. Also a humor piece about a suburban feud ending with relocation over escalating animal threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer
Dimas the Elder
le Mousquetaire
Urbain Fages
Dumas
Fages
Pages
Mages
M. Dumas
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Childhood Up to Date and It Didn’t Matter
Two short anecdotes reveal child mischief and a light moral. Harriet admits she sat on the box lid and will self discipline, while two country visitors ponder Terra Cotta and pity the executed Greek figure regardless of location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrell Bros
W. L. Douglas
Harriet
Marver
Seusin
Chicago News
Edinburgh
London Mail
Working a Swindle and Weight of Air Facts
A historical clipping recounts a mail fraud by Henry Harriman, who used fake letters to swindle widows out of tens of thousands. It then shifts to a science tale on the air’s weight and atmospheric pressure, describing how air bears about fourteen tons of weight on the human body and how pressure changes affect sensation and force during storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samson
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. J. Kaylor
W. D. Bass & Sons
Public Square
Carrollton, Ga
Audacity
Sam
New York
Henry Warriman
Henry Clarriman
Express
Post Office
Henry Harriman
Don Mark Teor
Bohemian Magazine
THE
DU Pont Powder Company
J. F. Pitts
Brussel
Ax Minister
S.C
FDR
the Free Press