Language at the pace of change in a changing nation
A long essay reviews evolving English usage as scholars and publishers survey everyday phrases. It notes many colloquialisms now acceptable while preserving some standards, with experts like H. L. Mencken and Booth Tarkington weighing in on what remains proper in speech and writing.
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Sterling Andrar Leonard
University of
John Hied
Tithe
Priga
Purlain
New York
Leonard
Doctor Canby
Vicetelly
H. T. Mencken
William Allen White
Lee Hartman
H. Beaver
Dorothy Canfield Tisher
Levine Pound
Mary Austin
Booth Tarkington
H. G. Well
B.A. Robinson
Rupert Hughes
van Wyck Brooks
Man
Inponker
Nice
Nice Hinkle
The Man Who Loved Love More Than Wealth
A man in Paris guards a few treasures for safety during the Great War. He leaves wealth behind to seek memories of his wife, who is gone. Returning after danger subsides, he values love over wealth, declaring love endures beyond loss and enhances life with beauty.
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Roma
Ransa
Paria
Paris
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Nis Mabba
Kengtah
Weama
Kansas City
Y Leonard
Panama Canal
P.O.N
Martin's
Martin's Tailor Shop
Call For
del Delivery Service
Carpenter Brew
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Slipton
Koppel
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Johnson's
Kimball
Steiner
Mongan
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Narmour
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Iredell
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Bosque County