Reflections on science, politics and life’s ironies
A long reflective column critiques how science names and labels human troubles, laments the ease of supposedly cure all, and muses on presidents, judges, preachers, scoffers, and social shifts. It threads through Roosevelts, Holmes, and public figures, mixing anecdotes, poetry, and social commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Hercules
Bishop Ransom
Democrata
Satan
Supreme Court
David
Davey
Board of Pardons
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roosevelt
Court
Garner
Robinson
Joe” Robinson
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Peter Jackson
Bobby Dobbs
Booker T. Washington
A. le. Roy Locke
E. H. Oxley
St. Andrew's Church
Loop
Chicago
Landon
Bogton
Elliott
Harvard
Newport
Rhode Island
Voltaire
London
Texas
California
Helen Willis Love
Canton
Ohio
Muskogee
Mise Kennedy
Tonother
Lieo. M. Frank
Detroit
Hebrew Union College
Funk
Migs
Perkins
Secretary of
Labor
Scylla
Charydis
Eve
Earth
Joe
Lacey
Woodburn
Ferguson
Lincoln Avenue
James Price
Jetts Avenue
Kirby
College Hill
West Sixth ST
Horace Sudduth
Cincinnati
West Fifth ST
Cincinnati, O
Paul E. Johnson, Inc
Langley Avenue
Chicago, Illinois
Langley
MOUND
Nyal
Medicines
W. Cor
Sixth and
Smith Streets
Bert’s Pharmacy
Rensler
Central Avenue
Drucker
Mound Sts
Sterling Hotel
McBrady’a Goods
Central Ave
Lyman P. Rocker
West
Eighth Street
Cincinnati, Ohio
Prince A
Rankin Brothers
Chapel Street
Inez Renfro
Public Prompt Service
Parkway
Ninth Street
Joe” Beaver
Savoy Place
Walnut Hills
East Walnut Hills
Avondale
East End
Madisonville
Glendale
Woodlawn
City
M. L. Zeigler
Wodburn
Valley
Jamison & Jamison, Jr
Undertakers
E. Cor. Hopkins
John
Byrd
Lockland, O
Thos. J. Banks
Hotel Sterling
Mound Streets
R. G
Gilbert Avenue
Beecher Street
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