Satire in Modern Literature and Its Role
The Minneapolis Journal essay notes satire as a driving force in modern literature with writers like Sinclair Lewis and H. L. Mencken. It argues satire wakes readers, targets folly, and wields a sharp edge, marking an age that questions life but may lack broad creative depth.
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New use for oat hulls crayons from agricultural waste
Artists crayons can be made from oat hulls by treating surfural, a yellow oil from the hulls, with simple chemicals to produce a black substance suitable for crayons. Tests show the crayons compare well with charcoal, and adjusting the chemical treatment yields crayons of varying hardness and darkness.
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