English Language Reform Urged by Professor in 1914
Dr Bernard Fauts, professor of plasmicology at the University of Mli nois, campaigns to replace Latin in prescriptions with English terms. The piece notes opposition citing foreign impressions and rising drug prices under Latin names, while other brief items cover wartime ship losses, a giant statue project in Japan, a planned Confederate statue carving, and popular dances for a future season.
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Bernard Fautus
University of Mlinois
New York
United As Wold
Wingis
Government entomologist warns against eating insects
The government entomologist argues there is no reason for people to eat bugs, noting the idea is unappetizing. The text questions spending billions on human enjoyment while criticizing puritanical preferences.
Painted Wool Trap Found Under Lily Pads
A cryptic note describes a bass hunter finding a painted wool lure with four hooks mounted near a frog opening in a swampy area. The odd setup implies a craft trap rather than natural behavior as the season turns. The report highlights unusual fishing gear encountered by river locals.
Italy Names Kiinert Minister of Agriculture
In a move seen as prudent, Signor Kiinert is appointed as agriculture minister, described as a capable cabinet addition. The choice signals preparedness for drought challenges and steady leadership.
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Italy
Makit
Eynless Writer Probes Gender Roles and Fading Vices
A puzzled writer questions shifting vice trends as women allegedly take up habits once male domained. The piece laments heritage and hints at a desire for a costly item called the me jnexpires yomobilist 1 expensive Stopper.
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Uesanely
Gasoline Rises From By-Product to Necessity
The piece notes gasoline has shifted from a by-product to a necessity for many people, surpassing even basic needs like food and shelter in importance.
Sister Susie Sews Shirts for American Soldiers
A note suggests Sister Susie may gain a chance to sew shirts for American soldiers, a potential platform move post election. The remark positions charitable activity as a strategic feature in party messaging.
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Susie
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