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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1919
Page
2
The article promotes The Brunswick device for reproducing and projecting musical tones with a claim of remarkable method and superior performance over older methods, inviting readers to experience its advantages.
John Burrows, a factory firm member, visits Tonie in a dingy room and meets Angela Wells, a bright, plain girl who befriends the maimed Tonie. Burrows admires her, sees Antonio Mangella’s harm and influence, and confesses love, proposing marriage. Angela reveals she is Burrows’s partner’s daughter and reveals shared interest in Tonie’s welfare.
A columnist argues typewriters would boost output for figures like Franklin, Washington, and Jefferson, but notes writing remains a mental task. Dickens used a quill. typewriters advance speed yet may not increase total literature, as thinkers still must compose ideas.
The Journal of Heredity argues the fighting instinct is an individual trait with low survival value in modern society and fading, while the warring instinct is a group behavior with high survival value in intergroup conflict and not weakened by peace. It rejects environmental inheritance of acquired traits as biologists oppose.
In the fertile Campagna near La Hore, India, the Shahlimar gardens known as the Abode of Love are laid out in Mogul style with a central shallow tank and water features. Each Sunday visitors promenade on esplanades over the water while frogs croak and tropical birds tweet. Once a year the gardens close for Purdah when Anglo Indian and Indian ladies and their children picnic and honor the year's new brides.
Sir John Foster Frazer recounts a tale of a theatrical manager who faced repeated failures yet found sudden luck when his theater burned and an insurance payout revived his finances. He mentions meeting the manager who recently took over the Knickerbocker theater on Tenth Street and asks how the "plate" will go, receiving an upbeat reply.
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