Fragmented Readings of Love and History in a Play Plot
A narrator describes a summer play production with Roscoe and Kate, detailing intellectual tensions over Cromwell, Cromage, and historical debates. Romantic subplots unfold as the narrator pretends embarrassment to provoke affection, while social dynamics with Kate and Roscoe shape the relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Hoscoe
Kate
Abe
Caine
Katé
Roscoe
Ode
Maracop
England
Vedi
Sherporeh
Lit
Greece
Egypt
Hope Alway
Jane Grey
Oliver ‘Cromwell
Tyburn
Kate Ip
Century man predicts living to century with diet science
Baily, a Harvard football alumnus, foresees living to 125 with a strict scientific diet. He advocates balanced protein, modest meals, and avoiding excess meat while noting the cost of meats and his own light eating pattern. He recalls quitting football amid war’s brutality and stresses personal discipline for longevity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sant Prederick
Harvard
Vo Reddan
Tam
Britt
Nations fortify tunnel guards at Swiss frontier
Reported measures show Italy and Switzerland fortifying the Simpon tunnel entrance as war fears rise. Engineers within the tunnel lay mines and reinforce channels to blow the tunnel if needed, while near the Swiss line a double iron door, electrically controlled from Iselle, blocks express-train passage in emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Healy
Switzerland
Italy
Ignd
Sinplon
Iteeif
Tuone
Atation
Iselle
Itre
Scalp Practices Across Cultures and Early European Impact
An overview traces scalp taking from various cultures in the Americas and beyond, noting early European contact and the spread of the practice. It cites explorers and historians, discusses motives like power and afterlife beliefs, and mentions colonial incentives such as bounties, with references to Francis Drake, Cartier, Champlain, and colonial legislation in New England and Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
South America
Herodotus
America
Franisco de Garey
Panued
Jaques, Cartier
John Smith
God Champlain
George Frederick
Smithsonian Institution
New Jersey
Texas
California
Mexico
Argentina
Carasguay
Ploridit
Huron-logiola
Florida
New England
Philip
Connecticut
Bunnali
Dustin
Pioneer ‘Press
True Standards of Life and The Measure of a Man
Ridgway argues life should be measured by character not possessions or status. He critiques living for future joys, social show, and rival status and urges self reliance, authentic values, and restraint to pursue genuine meaning. The piece emphasizes inner worth over bank balances or external displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miazlo
Holy Tood Paleck
Dartieyr Ness
Roscoe
Stein Kate
Rose
Cragmore
Kate
Etta
Jook
Lulu
Hej
Andi
Abe
Bkiune
Aldo
Gilod
Mach
Élze
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Estes
Epyright
Wy Americ
Brill
Exeter Academy
Crimson
WM. Deichel & Co., Distributors
Baltimore, Md
Boonsboro
Charles YI
Shutter Baw
Hexane
Mvetlig Stadny
Atev
Shaffer
Thukmont
Hla
Asrenitire
ATH
Bellagio
Itn Mentuita
Continental Specialty. Co
Dayton
Rapids
City
Michelin
Priemiath Automobile
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