Galli Curci Read Swedenborg in One Summer
Clarence W Barron reports that opera star Galli Curci read Emanuel Swedenborg in the Roth edition during a single summer. Barron notes her breadth of understanding across science religion and poetry and shares her view that the Bible remains a greater work.
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Pendent
Galli-Curei
Emanuel Swedenborg
Clarence W. Barron
Wall Street Journal
Barron
Galli- Curei
Rotch Trustees
Lydia S. Rothh
New Bedford
Mass
Houghton Mifflin Co
Cleveland
Galli-Curci
Mr. Barron
Swedenborg
Ford
Madame Galli-Curci
California
Catskills
Homer Samuels
Galli- Curci
Galli-Carei
Hell
Galli-Cureci
Patron and Wailer Exchange Lobster Service Line
A brief exchange captures a Denison Flamingo restaurant scene with a joking patron asking for lobsters and a wailer affirming inclusive catering. The odd dialogue reflects a quirky local flavor in a city setting.
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Denison Flamingo
Questioning Wealth Based on Appearance
A dialogue hints at assumptions about a man’s finances from his car, attire, and demeanor. The exchange underscoring poverty or modest means contrasts with implied wealth inferred by others via material signals.
I am the small community and its enduring creed
A concise manifesto by Arthur E. Holt from Chicago Theological Seminary. It declares a small community’s resolve to be a trade and service center, conserve resources, avoid factionalism, resist propaganda, and support farmers and workers. The text emphasizes self-respect, intelligent public opinion, cooperation with suppliers, and offering lasting life satisfaction.
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America
Chicago
New York
Great Republic
Arthur E. Holt
Chicago Theological Seminary
Poverty of Poets Cited By Florence Herald
Florence Herald notes one reason poets struggle financially is the abundance of poets living in poverty, reflecting on economic hardship in literary circles.
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Florence Herald
What Price Calories in Cereal Comment
A humorous letter mocks a diner asking about black spots in cereal. The waiter jokes they are possibly those vitamins everyone is talking about, reflecting early 20th century light gossip tone.
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