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After reading your magazine a year, I want to inform you, gentlemen, that I'm about ready for a psychopathic specialist. All I can think of, and all I can see, are people who are pigeontoed, knock-kneed, potbellied, big-chinned, beak-nosed, toe-headed, frog-headed, pinheaded, mouse-faced, horse-faced, hawk-faced, hatchet-faced, and Huey-long-faced. I feel self-conscious when I look at my own wife and child. I worry as to what animalistic and puppet-istic characteristics I have...
...flood that caused some 4,000 or more to be drowned. . . . Now Mr. Editor the sentence reads-'Eddie McCloskey the Mayor of Johnstown who offered B. E. F. mendicants a home and then had to run them out." Now I am going to ask you to please inform your readers which are many in this city alone, that Eddie did not have to, Nor did he run them out. . . . The newspaper reporters who were here will tell you that I am the one and only one that steadfastly refused to allow that news to be spread in the camp...
...would be helpful, illuminating and interesting if your staff, in its usual careful way, would inform your readers...
...wish to inform you of an error which occurred in your most reliable magazine. In TIME of Nov. 16 your People column stated that Paavo Nurmi's heart was three times normal size...
Premier again last week. M. Venizelos was able to inform the Chamber that funds have been obtained at last to tide Greece over her immediate financial crisis. The money was found by transferring to a French syndicate the Greek State Railways, a delicate deal. Skimming over the details as only he can skim, Premier Venizelos spoke of "improved service" to be expected under the French management. Germany, who once dreamed of owning a Berlin-to-Bagdad railway, angrily accused France last week of scheming to buy control of railways dominating the Balkans, called the Greek deal a step toward realizing...