Outline History of Aristotle and the Greek World
Fr. G Wells outlines Aristotle as the first natural philosopher who gathered knowledge at the Lyceum, financing research under Alexander the Great’s rule. The rise of vast empires, shifting political mores, and the clash of Plato Socrates and Epicurean thought shaped a world where inquiry struggled under royal power and fate.
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Socrates
Plato Phato
Stragiza
Macedonia
Aritotle
Plato
Lyteum
Athens
Alexander the Great
Greece
Alexander
Philip of
Aristotle
Alexandar the Great
Aanard Graes
Besar
Lyceum
Tus
Ud Schance
Wes
Heaven
Earth
Expressive Eyes and Eye Muscle Exercises for Beauty
A healthful guide on eye expressiveness notes the eyes as the face’s most prominent feature. It describes exercises to relax and control eyelid and eyeball muscles, including rolling movements, to improve eye openness and facial brightness, with a cue on daily practice and lighting effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic Syndicate
How to Keep Well by Dr. W. A. Evans
Dr. W A Evans argues global drug addiction rising since the Harrison Act, urging stronger laws. He cites Chicago tuberculosis sanatoriums reporting minimal opium use, and notes limited hospital morphine and cocaine use versus vast opium and other drugs production. He calls for stricter supply controls and international cooperation to curb underground traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. W. A. Evans
United States
Chicago
Frances Wilard Hospital
Fashion Hints From New York on Paisley and Plaids
A New York fashion column notes paisley, bandanna neck trims, and bold plaids in sports coats, hats, skirts, blouses, and scarves. Heath plaid is recommended for bandanna trims while bright red and blue plaid ensembles appear with crepe de chine and silk plaids.
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New York
Beotch
The Cook Book on Cleaning Young Onions
A fragmentary guide on washing and preparing young onions for eating. It advises washing in cold water without trimming greens first, then scalding briefly, cooling quickly, and storing properly. Methods include serving on toast, using in salads, or as a delicate vegetable with butter.
When Hearts Command: A Riviera Romance of Money and Marriage
Jena Carney and daughter Alice roam Riviera society after years of frugality. Jean and Hugo Smarie plan a rapid marriage for Alice while Uncle John's fortune promises new riches. Amid engagements and social scrutiny they juggle wedding prep, jealousy, and looming financial worries as he faces bank delays and uncertain generosity.
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Jena Carney
Alice
Riviera
Polip Ardesne
Alleniat Action
Alica
Jere Hueband
Hugo Smarie
Jean
Ffugo
Himsel
John
de Ardevce
John Dalles
Simaco
Genoa
Villa
Modesta
Alle
Mumsey
Florance
Roel
Hugo
Jans Henus
Tate
Bordighera
Thumsey
Gaunt
Mr Gaunt
Doe
Joan
Abe
Mercer's Bank
Monts Nere
Louisa
Mrs Bean
Millicent Reflects on Fashion and Fur in New York
Millicent records a Paris and New York diary note on fashion ethics and fur wearing. She recalls an incident in Cairo about a dress with hieroglyphics provoking mob attention, then critiques Americans' obsession with fur and overdone jewelry, urging sensible dressing and context-aware style.
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New York
Jit
Tutenkamyr
Calro
Cairo
Fifth Avenue
Hugo's Secret Worries Amid Terrace Observations
Hugo hides on the terrace with dish towels and a flowering shrub as curiosity lingers about Corsicana. He battles moodiness and a lingering thrill from distant thoughts while Jean notices his deception and restless frame of mind.
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Hugo
Ssa
Corsicana
Jean
Eliczbath Tork Miller
Seminary Buys Adler Library for New York Jewish Seminary
The Jewish Theological Seminary of New York announces the purchase of Elkan Adler’s London library. Dr Crus Adler, acting president, says contributors have given 99000 dollars to acquire 4806 Hebrew manuscripts and 30600 printed books. The acquisition makes the library the world’s largest Jewish collection with 70000 volumes and 2000 manuscripts already held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkan Adler
London
Jewish Theological Seminary
New York
Crus Adler
Adler
Adier
Bequests by Frederic Harrison to Bath and London libraries
The late Frederic Harrison leaves to the Victoria Art Gallery Bath one painting to be chosen by executors for Holberne Art Museum Bath. The marble bust of Lysimachtos with pedestal is to the London Library along with 650 volumes from his library selected in conjunction with the librarian of the London Public Reference Library Bath. Twenty volumes from his collection to the Bath Public Reference Library.
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Frederic Harrison
Victoria Art Gallery
Bath
Holberne Art Museum
Lysimachts
London
Eehaebrarian
Peracy
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Mem
Anaaggoras
Fr. G. Wells
Romance of
Mother Earth
Egypt
Alexa Fra
Sould
Gilbert Murray
Macmillan O Pub
McClure Dewnpaper Syndicate
Crmers
E Street
Laworn
Chi
Vear
Mary O'Connoh Newell
Cook Book
Elizabeth York Miller
Neighborhood News
Jotty
Tomior Takor
Cort Re
McCallum
Jette
Millicent
Chiameraing
Paris
Seminary
Buss Adler Library
The
Washington Post
Trod Pec
Wryisy
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