Woman With the Serpent Tongue Provokes London Row
London reports William Watsons new poem Woman With the Serpent Tongue targets a famed hostess from The Souls circle. The verse drew sharp condemnation as an unprecedented assault on a public figure whose life and alleged indiscretions stirred a political crisis. The painterly satire sparked a media storm and publisher objections amid debates about bounds in literature.
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Work for Good Roads: U S Growth and Convention Plans
The American Automobile Association announces a national legislative convention in Washington in January with governors or reps from states likely to attend. Key agenda includes national registration, voter law changes, and state law inequities.
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The Woman with the Serpent Tongue by William Watson
A poetic portrayal of a dangerous seductive woman, the Woman with the Serpents Tongue, who corrupts men and power. The speaker condemns her manipulation and the harm she inflicts on noble figures, fame, and virtue as she schemes for control.
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Emersonian Alumni Plan Testimonial Banquet for Mr Young Hem
Old Emerson Institute alumni meet at Charles Brouns residence to notify Kh Young of a planned testimonial banquet. James Broun and Barry Bulkley represented the Houston Institute Alumni Association, outlining date discussion and soliciting written or verbal expressions of interest from former pupils and officers.
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French Treasury to Act as Depository Bank via Checks System
A French project proposes making the treasury a deposit and check clearing bank for all, enabling pay via checks. Mil ler, minister of public works, says it could draw millions into government control, encourage deposits, and permit credit exchanges among debtors and creditors across France and territories. The plan includes a security fund of about 24 dollars and a small transfer tax, with a notable rise in public employee numbers.
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Bride and Groom Reflect On Honeymoon Pleasures
The couple recalls their honeymoon as the jewel of bliss with the bride noting only one regret that it cannot be repeated. The groom agrees it was the finest possible start, and the bride voices a soft wistful sentiment about never duplicating the experience.
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Dentists Banquet Discusses Public Dental Clinics
A large gathering of Columba and Maryland dentists met at Dinutt Hall for a three day session. They debated technical subjects and clinic panels, endorsing bills related to Army and Navy dental surgeons and adopting a resolution in favor of establishing free dental clinics in public schools to protect children's teeth.
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Hard to Please From the Yonkers Statesman
A fragment reports a buyer in Yonkers asking why water is in the cellar of a suburban home and the agent responding with polite but evasive remarks. The piece conveys a wary homeowner’s frustration with the seller or agent.
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