A Snarl in the Rope
Galdorf Johnson, editor of the Banner in Pillingsby, becomes entangled in a social war with Fred Withers, the city’s powerful mayor, as editorial clashes and a dramatic editorials shake the town. After a public feud and a false health scare, Withers resigns, and Johnson drafts his remorseful obituary, only to learn Withers is alive and plotting his next move.
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Denton
Galdorf Johuson
Tor
Pricka
Thor
Lacey Withers
Phat
Mis
Jady
Freda
AL Aleht
Sally Dolmson
Penal
Evening Piper
Withers
Dennis Finnegan
Flinnegan
Finnegan
Schlegel
Strameless
Naescuy
Nora Smiter
Red Withens
Wall Street
New York
Leff Pil Hnesby
Avugaz Calle Tearer
Arisizy
Sanper
Asbury Park
Pilingsby
Pai
Hemmornhig
Mr. Withers
Curly
Galdorf Johnson
Pillingsby
Vpilngsby
Denis
Johnson
Gate
Haberdasher
Fred Withers
Haberdashery
Plingsby
Banner
Hlu
Juluson
Gal
Gal—Bates
Bates
Board of Aldermen
Mel
Fred
Johnsoon
Ablestar
Christendom
Luncheon Recess Adopted by Supreme Court Justices
The supreme court formerly sat noon to four. Justices would leave briefly for lunch, sometimes two or three at once, with meals brought by messengers to a curtained recess. A protest by a lawyer led to a bench announcement that lunch would be taken daily from 2 to 2:30 and the court would sit to 4:30 each afternoon.
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Supreme Court
Aigaas
Henry
Chiefs Bacon Rind and Editors Clash in Osage Visit
Oklahoma Editors meet Osage chief Bacon Rind in Ponca City or nearby, trading views on happiness and labor. Chief speaks through a translator about dividing wealth, while Chief Duffy jokes about recipes and a proposed bounty on bacon and rind. The encounter ends with playful misinterpretations and local humor.
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Oklahoma
Puwhusaha
Pete Daly
EL Reno
Ohio
Ann
Bacon Thad
Dury
Osages
Unce
Bacon Rind
Httle
Puffy
Duffy
Chef Duffy
Meester Duffy
Daly
Joan Tachin
Saturday Evening Post
Face to Face with a Lion in Dam River Forest
Mrs Fred Meturim describes a near encounter in a Zam besi tale. Alone except for a missing gun bearer Lang Wan she faced a large male lion in dry grass watching and hesitating before the beast finally retreats toward the Dam river opening.
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Fred Meturim
Edith Cecil-Poreb
the Zambesi
Lang Wan
Llop
Dam River
German Kurs Not Cures in German Language Nuance Revealed
A discussion on the German word kur showing it does not mean cure but a method of treatment. The piece notes mistranslation examples from medical journalism and includes observations on Paris theater Grand Guignol and nervous laughter as audience reaction. It cites the Journal of the American Medical Association and quotes theater actor remarks on eliciting nervous laughter.
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Germany
Noto
Journal of the American Medical Association
Paris
Frankfort Summerville
M. Brizard
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