London Arts Scene Notes On Protests And Pianos
A humorous London column recalls pianist Pouishnoff posting a door notice asking fans to stop calling uninvited. He seeks a bachelor life away from social crowds while public figures like Heming and Waugh share light anecdotes about temperaments and cocktails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heming
New York
Toronto
Gardner Symons
Frederick Waugh
National Arts Club
Symons
Waugh
Hemming
London
Pouishnoff
Ny. Pouisinoff
Jevery
Mr. Pouishnoff
Cherry's alleged flirtation stirs up Martin and Alix
Martin confronts Alix about rumors surrounding Cherry and a possible flirtation. Alix defends Cherry as Martin presses for details, while a letter from Mrs. North hints at gossip and a warning about Cherry leaving with the family boat.
Dawn Leaks a Terrible Truth for Alix and Cherry
Alix discovers a devastating suspicion that Cherry loves Peter, her husband, and hides the certainty as dawn breaks. She debates telling no one and considers actions to protect Cherry and Peter while grappling with guilt, fear, and sorrow. Buck the dog brings sudden comfort as the night ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alix
Sherry
Martin
Peter
Cherry
Alyx
She
Brass Fire Dogs
Sgt
Indy
Trinmyphan
Tlmfe
Dad
Buck
Alex
Phey
Banat
Cheryl
Heroout
Ure
Dawiy Tiderd
Bucky
Old Frlien
Sennacherib diaries on ancient Egypt shown at Chicago exhibit
Readings from cuneiform tablets trace Sennacherib’s mock “diary” of raids against Hatti and Hezekiah’s Judean defense. Prof. Breasted presented slabs with captions describing sieges, captured people, and city takings plus odd mentions of a Cheops band and desert fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sennacherib
Egypt
University of Chicago
United States
James H. Breasted
Hatti
Palestine
West Land
Hezekiah
Jerusalem
Dramatic triangle blamed on missing square alignment
The piece argues that the dramatic triangle arises because people are not positioned on the square, causing misalignment and tension among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Laughing at Misfortune Reflects on Others
A proverb notes that laughter at another person’s misfortune often reveals the laugher’s own prior malice or insecurity. The saying cautions against schadenfreude and encourages empathy.
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Spohn
Spohn Medical Company
Goshen
Indiana
Warsaw
Poland
European Exchange
Thase
Foreign Securities Department
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Cholly
Louisville Courier-Journal
Parker
Flisenx Chem
Patchorne
Hiscox Chemical Works
Putchuguo
Smith
W. H. Hill Company
Detroit
Postum
Siister Kathleen
Norris
Soshethin
Bac
Altix
Antone
Kow
George Sewall
George
Sewall
North
Portland
Bessie North
Joyce
Mill Valley
Bessie
Marti
Kathleen Norris
Monarch
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