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The Outcast. In Moundsville, W.Va., a convict serving a twelve-month term in the state penitentiary sent out letters to his creditors back home: "I wish you would quit writing those dunning letters . . . They are very damaging to my social position here at the prison."
Dr. James M. Dunning '26, lecturer on Public Health Dentistry, wrote in yesterday's Herald that "water fluoridation supervised by competent engineers really works."
Intelligence Officer Montagu had complete respect for his German opposite numbers. To fool them, the bluff would have to be consummately prepared. "Major William Martin" got not only a foolproof identity card. He carried a picture of "Pam," the girl he was "engaged" to, her last touching love letters, stubs...
Handlin is an authority on both the history of Massachusetts and immigration into the United States. In 1952, he won the Pulitzer Prize for his book, "The Uprooted," a study of the immigrant in America. He was awarded the John H. Dunning Prize of the American Historical Association in 1942...
In the 18th and early 18th centuries, flogging was prescribed 1) for anyone dunning an ambassador, 2) for a person slaughtering a horse without a license, 3) for any "incorrigible rogue," such as a man twice guilty of fortune telling or indecent exposure, 4) for pulling a gun in the...