Senior Justice Willis Van Devanter Of The Supreme Court
A Washington spectator studies the Supreme Court bench and notes Willis Van Devanter, age 77, as senior justice beside Charles Evans Hughes. The piece profiles his career from Wyoming days, his legal prowess, conservative tilt, and role as peace-maker, along with personal details and temperament.
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One Question Too Many Dialogue on Trans Across Meaning
A mother and child discuss the meaning of trans across the Atlantic. The exchange ends with a pun as a younger speaker quips that transparent could mean a cross parent, adding a light moment to language learning.
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Terrible Tommy the Rat Still Missing in Chicago Mystery
Chicago chronicles the Terrible Tommy O Connor case, detailing his 1921 jail escape, dual killings, and longtime missing status. The piece notes police hopes for closure, debates on his fate, and the shifting method of execution in Illinois.
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Economist Irving Fisher Advocates Managed Living
Yale economist Prof. Irving Fisher at seventy endorses managed living and productive age beyond retirement. He celebrated his birthday with work and exercise, arguing life remains valuable through active effort and disciplined lifestyle.
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Quote on work tempo and aging from Exchange interview
A quoted line notes shifting work balance, stating a preference for doing more at age 70 than in any prior period, with emphasis on both mental and physical labor. The remark frames a strong work ethic and sustained energy into later life, as captured by the Exchange.
Sergeant Drills Maladjusted Recruits to March Correctly
An Irish sergeant, unable to get a stubborn group of recruits to march in step, finally succeeds. With relief he shouts, Faith! you've done it, me lads. Fall out now and inspect yourselves to know how to do it next time.
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