Bertrand Russell at center of court case over teaching philosophy
Bertrand Russell, famed British philosopher, faces a court fight after a City College of New York appointment was challenged. The British peer, born May 18, 1872, has taught mathematics and philosophy in Britain and the United States, including a controversial Hampshire school and recent posts at UCLA and Chicago University. He preaches scientific method, friendly feelings, and life interest, opposing strict moral codes and championing education freedom.
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Mysterious Health Claim Repeated in Ad Text
An old advertisement fragment touts a remedy described as easing nervousness and digestive distress. It claims benefits like improved digestion and resistance and suggests using the product days before and during a stated period. The ad mentions it has been popular for more than 50 years.
Broadway Hollywood feud shapes Franchot Tone rise
Theater and film commentary trace Franchot Tone from Group Theater to Broadway to Hollywood. Tone's shift from gangster-type Broadway roles to Ernest Hemingway's Fifth Column spotlights the ongoing Broadway Hollywood feud and its impact on star longevity.
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Honorary Physician to the King Noted at London Medical College
A London medical college faculty member was named honorary physician to King George. He posted the notice in his classroom declaring the appointment, but later someone added God Save the King beneath it. The column also mentions that Dionysius of Syracuse invented crossbow catapults in 399 B C.
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Local Visitors and Travels From Text Fragment
Mr and Mrs Arthur Blevins and daughter of Lubbock visited here for a week with relatives before returning to their home. Mrs Brunson left for Chicago for an extended visit with daughter Mrs Jim Stith. Mrs W F Stowers and children visited in Blevins with K B Spears. A Hy Wade and Eva Jane Wade of Little Rock were here last week. Mrs Mayine Harris left for Holsten for a visit. Mr and Mrs Jack Grey and son Steve of Malvern were guests of Mrs Grey's parents, Mr and Mrs Ligg Stephens.
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Boston lecturer Melvin Fongon and his semi-automatic rifle
Melvin Fongon, lecturer in law at Boston University and former Harvard crew member, is described as a hands-on inventor who worked on a semi-automatic rifle after a stint with the Harvard ROTC. The piece traces his career from skeet shooting to Marine service, patents, and trials to adapt his design for mass production, highlighting his prolific involvement with military small arms history.
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Untitled fragment of Halloween prank report in town
A garbled recount describes an urban prank involving a mannequin dressed in an evening gown and a couple named Mrs Brown and her husband. The scene features a dummy used as a prop and a later remark about adding the gown to a party. No clear outcome or main event is established.
Slucerd A Scotchman Reflects On Birthday Cards
Slucerd A Scotchman notes receiving birthday greetings recently including two cards from insurance companies wishing him many more birthdays. He expresses appreciation, remarking that the care feels sincere.
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Rhetoric on War Tech and Red Tape Echoes in Boston
Fragmentary notes contrast Civil War era rifles and later semi-automatic weapons with anecdotes about Custer and Indian warfare. The text derides Army inefficiency and red tape while mentioning a promised explosion over weaponry and a Boston law class.
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Raspy Morning Blues Patent Cure Ad Claims Quick Relief
An old style regional patent medicine ad promises relief from morning sluggishness and biliousness. It touts Nash's C L Tonite and Laxative as effective for winter diet and constipation, with a money back claim and local salepoints listed through John S. Gibson Drug Co in Hope.
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