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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Harvard's class football team and the St. Mark's School eleven fought to a 7 to 7 tie at Southboro yesterday. Harvard's touchdown was made by G. Barrows '34 on a line plunge through right tackle after a long run had put the ball in a position to score. The extra point was secured on a forward pass...
Today the dormitory team will play St. Mark's at Southboro at 3 o'clock. The 150-pound team will play Thayer Academy at Thayer today...
...help thinking how touched Mark Twain would be with the inscription on the little pomeranian's final resting place! (TIME, Sept. 29, Oct. 13). Over Mrs. Clemens' grave, too, stands a stone engraved with the epitaph...
Investigation reveals that the lines are on the gravestone of Susy Clemens, daughter of Mark Twain, that they were written by Australian Poet Robert Richardson, that when Mr. Clemens learned that the lines were attributable to him he ordered Poet Richardson's name inscribed beneath them. On the gravestone the third line reads: "Warm southern wind," although in the original poem it read: "Warm northern wind." In the Antipodes the north wind is balmiest...
Viscount Northcliffe died insane but his Daily Mail was hitting at the 2,000,000 mark, so he was called a great man. He had the kind of brains often prized as first-class because it produces numerically big results. Though one of his technical peers (Lord Salisbury) called his magnum opus "a journal produced by office boys for office boys," Panegyrist Hamilton Fyfe dares repeat the slur, trusting in his faith that the big battalions are on the side...