Valley City Weekly Times-Record notice
Public notice published by the Valley City weekly newspaper enters second class mail matter as a matter of record indicating official post office handling and publication status.
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Recall talk and park purchases stir North Dakota finance
A controversial volley of editorials questions Bank of North Dakota ties, F W Cathro pay, and the new day administration. It urges recall of state officials, condemns park bond push, cites Ponzi links, and urges a people’s government with clean, capable leaders to restore credit and stability.
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Modern Technique of Drama Examined in Faculty Club Talk
Edith Van Middlesworth discusses the technique of modern drama versus classical forms at a February 25 Faculty Club meeting. She notes central figures, rising conflicts, and the role of free will, citing Hamlet, As You Like It, and The Doll's House, and argues drama evolves from melodrama to universal inner conflicts.
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Exposition and structure in Shakespearean drama analysis
The article discusses how modern drama compares to Shakespeare focusing on exposition, plot versus character, and the shift toward natural dialogue. It cites examples from Romeo and Juliet Macbeth Othello and Ibsen and notes changes in the use of sub plots and character development across eras.
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