Bear in Bathroom Arrest Sparks Morning Mayhem
In a chaotic scene Mrs. Rand and her twins Toddle and Curly watch Policeman Nolan break into a locked bathroom. A soap suds drenched bear named Wulf slips down the stairs in a comic capture as the trio of kids giggles. The bear is led away under arrest. The tale teases more Uncle Wiggily next.
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Nolan
Mrs. Rand
Curly
Mr. Nolan
Mrs Rand
Policeman Nolan
Bear
Wulf
Mess
Grandsire's Decision Against London Town Ride
Edgar A. Guest laments dangers of London bombardment. The poem voices protection for a grandson, rejecting travel to London as shells fall and children die. It contrasts safety at home with wartime horror and cruelty.
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London Town
Haverstraw
Haversack
Exploring Mind and Law in a Scientific View
An author’s note discusses enforcing laws by popular opinion, the manipulation of law by minorities, and the rise of dictatorship. It examines Shakespearean fame, class dress in early America, and the concept of a “normal” person, arguing everyday stress affects mental health and that common sense science can aid understanding.
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