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Newspaper

Ismay Journal

Location

Ismay, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1911

Page

5

Senator Morgan and the long reach of congressional oratory

The piece recalls Senator John T. Morgan of Alabama and his persistent work for a Nicaraguan interoceanic canal route. It notes his length of speeches, his warnings against expansionist folly, and his memorable moments in the Senate including a prank involving boracic acid. It also covers pension pleas, petitions, good roads lobbying, and the tale of General Miller or Sir Miller’s monument pursuit, illustrating congressional quirks and pursuits across eras.

Congress John T. Morgan Alabama United States Morgan Mr. Morgan Senate Senator Morgan Congressional Record Senate of the Tillman South Carolina Oratory Senator Warren Warren House Committee On Pensions Latimer Friends Cullom James Miller Lundy’s Lane James General Miller Peterboro N. H Captain Miller Lundy's Lane Library Committee of Congress Miller New Hampshire Sir Lundy Lane Managua Brown Fore Erie Petersboro Washington Committee On Library

Laughter as a convulsive breath and social satire

The piece cites Sir Charles Bell defining laughter as a diaphragm convulsion with audible cachinnation and notes associated facial expressions. It contrasts bodily reflex with higher notions of wit and satire, referencing Dickens Twain and Sidney Smith as influential figures in shaping laughter and its social value.

Sir Charles Bell Charles Bell London Strand Ay Dickens Mark” ‘Twain Sidney Smith Rosebery Ander Hatton

Irrevocable Speech Reflections Across an Island

A reflective meditation on how spoken words once released can shape nations and alter peace. The piece ponders the lasting impact of language on communities, memory, and the fate of places once spoken into being.

Ruth Marr's River Proposal Brightens Quiet Veranda

Ruth, worn by endless duties as self-denying housemistress to her younger sisters, is wooed by neighbor Mr Marr during a moonlit river outing. He offers marriage for happiness and security, and Ruth eagerly accepts the proposal, declaring she adores him.

Ruth Edna Louise Helen Might Mr. Marr

Architect Claims Old Fashioned Kitchen Is Real

A dialogue features an architect insisting the kitchen is truly old fashioned, dating back to a past era. The skeptic questions authenticity and jokes about cockroaches, highlighting doubts about provenance and construction style.

Shakespeare's heroines and their alabaster beauty

Rediscovered lines discuss perfect beauty tied to alabaster skin in Shakespearean heroines. The passage comments on how this trait appears across multiple characters and works.

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