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...ornaments of our newsstands. Whether the devoted reader of "Popular Mechanics" who has for years compounded folding beds out of hen houses by following the directions in his favorite periodical, will be equally content, is another question, but surely in the intervals of his labors he may enjoy the full tide of Lampoon punning, alliteration, and nonsense. Nonsense it is, of course, but of the sort that might beneficially be made prescribed reading for many...
...Lourie, who came to Cambridge last Saturday to watch team "B" defeat the Virginians, was again at the helm and Wittmer appeared at full for the first time in two weeks. It was announced that the latter had entirely recovered from his early season injury and would be back in the game Saturday. Scheerer and McManman, the former having suffered a recent bereavement, and the latter having spent the day in New York in order to see the dentist as a result of injuries received last Saturday, were not in uniform, but both are expected to report tomorrow. Murrey, Keck...
...Because Senator Harding has stated that he intends, if elected, to make a separate peace with Germany, a "peace without victory" in the full sense of that unfortunate phrase...
...United States in 1917 took a step that can never be retraced even though her troops are recalled form the Rhine and her representatives withdrawn from the Reparations Commission. But two factors at least will have force in determining the speed and degree of America's entry into full cooperation with the people of Europe. One is the new President's choice of a Cabinet, whether for example, he invites men like Roof. Hoover and Taff to be his Ministers or prefers pledged isolationists like Senators Borah and Johnson. London Daily News...
...tracks, time after time the famous Princeton formations were theoretically completely blocked or snowed under. If the eleven shows the knowledge of the Tiger plays that it showed today, and if these plays are not supplemented by something of a very surprising brilliancy, Princeton will have its hands full to cross the University goal line...