College Rivalry and a Snowbound Walk in Wartime
In a dorm room rambling aside, Ramsey defends a cautious stance on war while Fred flirts with Dora Yocum, and their friend Jed Mack battles romantic misreads. Ramsey and Dora's evolving dynamic unfolds through biology lab, a snowy encounter, and a tense lads’ football of opinions and pranks.
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Do Not Reach for the Moon
Dr John B. Watson says in Scientific Monthly that infants watch moving objects regardless of distance but will only reach for items within about twenty inches demonstrating limits on early goal directed action.
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Mapping Permanent Air Route From Washington To San Francisco
Lieutenant Paul Wilkins will map a permanent air route from Bolling Field to the Pacific coast on a D H airplane. The trip aims to locate safe landing fields and landmarks along the line with Sergt. Leo Wackill pictured beside him.
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Edward Dunn Ends 65 Years of Government Service
Edward Dunn began as a mounted messenger in 1867 under Secretary Stanton and after a 65 year career was relieved on August 20. His fellow workers gave him a purse of gold, handed to him by Secretary Weeks.
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England's Star Chamber History and Powers
The Star Chamber was a royal tribunal in England, created or revived by Henry VII in 1486. It operated free of usual legal rules, handled civil and criminal matters without juries, and could impose varied punishments short of death until its abolition in 1641 under Charles I. Its name may derive from gilt ceiling stars or possibly from stars from William I.
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Anxious to Please Delays at Breakfast Service
In a Philadelphia Ledger item a fidgety hotel guest at breakfast kept demanding his chop debates on its readiness. The impatient diner pressed the waiter repeatedly asking when the meal would arrive and was told it was on the grill awaiting completion.
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