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...this Mr. Jim Blake, of Glens Falls, New York, writing in The Outlook, would reply that the Admiral overlooks the claims of pig iron. Pig iron doesn't relish its limitations. It would like nothing better than an infusion of tungsten. And it suffers when it is told to stay pig. Mr. Blake refers particularly to Dartmouth, which, since it has launched upon a career of excellence, has been quite tactless in its expulsions. Nearly 300 Sophomores and Juniors, as well as Freshmen, were expelled last midyear. "It was pitiful," says Mr. Blake, "to see the distress. Some were...
...President goes on one of these golf-hunting trips of his to Indian River in Florida, newspapers report that: ' President Harding is passing through North Carolina.' Why is it that the President persists in ' passing through' the Old North State? Why is it that he doesn't stop off there...
Come in and get acquainted. It doesn't cost anything to trade here and the service rendered is far above the ordinary. We are not above doing favors. Why have you not been inside the shop...
...reason why it doesn't pay as used to do to raise cattle in Idaho today is because cattle there have to housed for several months in the year and food raised to feed them. The land has apparently become more valuable as cereal-growing areas. Reindeer need no housing and no artificial feeding...
...asleep rather than see a hoop-skirt. Theatre-owners, realizing that it is all a matter of taste, and that the fewer discontented patrons, the better the business, advertise their programs by flaring posters. Hence, it is really one's own fault if he sees a moving picture that doesn't appeal to him. Furthermore, a man who has chosen the wrong theatre is there for only one evening; and, if he so desires, he can leave without hindrance...