Great is Cupid Affection Described as a Specific Disease
The piece argues love is a disease or fever of the blood, citing writers from Terence to Browning. It traces stages from sudden onset to incubation, delirium, and eventual sanity or tragedy, noting moodiness, distraction, social withdrawal, and erratic behavior as common symptoms. It cites examples from Leech, Garibaldi, Scott, and Hazlitt, concluding love is perilous and can impair judgment.
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Why Do Folks Stare At Him In The Rain
Saxton Daggles strides downtown in a downpour looking for an explanation for the crowd’s stares. He realizes in a twist of fate that he has been carrying a cane instead of an umbrella, leaving him soaked and puzzled as water splashes from window panes. The Detroit News notes the comic misadventure.
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Canada Mineral Production Slump Amid Price Drops
Canada’s mineral output for 1921 is officially estimated at a fraction of 1920, with Axures at 2,278,5000,000. Production fell in several departments due to dull demand and low mood, while prices dropped sharply. There is hope prices may rise as demand steadies toward year end.
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