Corridor named as barrier to peace in Europe
The so-called Danzig corridor is a narrow strip of land west of Danzig giving Poland access to the Baltic Sea and is cited as a major obstacle to European peace. A French cabinet description compared it to a drafty corridor likely to cause misfortune for statesmen. A reported method to produce rubber from the African euphorbia tree latex is mentioned as a new source.
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Danzig
Germany
Baltic Sea
Poland
Europe
The Girl in the Mirror by H Elizabeth Jordan
Lauria Devon, a successful playwright, attends Barbara Devon’s wedding. He is wealthy, had courted adventure, and resisted settling down. The Great Devon fortune shapes his choices as he contemplates renting and seeking further excitement.
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Barbara
Devon
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Laurie
Hattera
Waning drive of two young writers in a tainted partnership
Laurie and Bangs quarrel over work and ambition in New York studio life. Roddy Bangs urges a bold new play while Laurie drifts, clinging to habit and distraction. A mirror projection in the dressing room reveals a mysterious window girl, triggering a shift toward renewed tension and fragile hope.
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Bangs
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Barbara
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Mike
Jook
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Mercy Cut No Figure in Old Time Justice
An account describes ancient punishment by the wheel, used in France and Germany. Victims were strapped to a large cart wheel, limbs broken with blows, sometimes finishing with chest blows. The method, also called the mercy blow, declined after revolutions in France and faded early in the 16th century in Germany.
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Mercy
Germany
France
Beaux and Bets: The Bent Nash in Eighteenth Bath
The article discusses Richard Nash, famed for shaping Bath into a fashionable resort. Born in Wales in 1674, Nash studied law then turned to gambling, gaining wealth and influence as a patron of fashion. His life transformed Bath from a neglected watering place into a gay social center.
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Richard Nash
Wales
Bath
Being Candid What It Means by Being Candid
A brief quote explores the meaning of candor through a fatherly teaching about speaking to others as one would wish to be spoken to oneself, framed in a London Ti-Bita style. The fragment emphasizes considerate, respectful communication.
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