Evolution of slang in American speech and its spread
A discussion on how slang words emerge from exotic roots and persist, with examples like coatle, hoateh, and savvy and notes on reasons behind slang use. It cites scholar opinions on relief from monotony humor and brevity, plus English reaction to American phrases and a list of expressions from S P E B Tract No XXIV.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Gove
Diethen
Jlow Jong
Coatle
England
Orma Herlan
London
Heeuba
Society For Preservation of
Society For Purity of
Fred Newton Scott
University of Michigan
Attahoy
Hobo
Pal
Bono—dallar Honehead
Ulte
Inexpensive Art for Children and the Highbrow Idea
A then current piece argues children should grow up familiar with great world art. It proposes cutting out pictures from magazines or buying cheap prints for framing as an affordable substitute for gaudy calendars. It contrasts low and high culture with a humorous twist.
Gasoline Cavalry Impresses At Los Angeles Show
Los Angeles motorcycle officers perform their cavalry drill in a big Los Angeles show. The display highlights the force and tough riding skills as part of the city’s athletic feature.
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Gasoline Cavalry” ‘of
Los Angeles
California
French tennis star Lenglen sends New Year greeting ball
A tennis ball bearing a New Year greeting from Mile Lenglen was sent from Palo Verde estates near Los Angeles. Jimmie James, a small flyer, caught the ball and signaled a farewell wave as the ball heads toward the President of France.
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Suzuone
Enelen
Palo Verde Estates
Los Angeles
Jimmie James
Allmall
France
Mile Lenglen
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U. S. Military Academy
West Point
Einstein