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Such Cruel and heavy-footed humor needs no comment unless that supplied by Pope to the effect that "gentle Dulness ever loves a joke." But a reader of the Boston Transcript has made a comment which has some merit. The comment was that the offense of the Lampoon's editors was a natural consequence of the Harvard administration's "policy of aristocratic and contemptuous indifference toward a group of unfortunate workers." After all, a university administration which has been content to evade and becloud a plain issue like the requirements for scrubwomen's wages under the State...
...report. Of the four remaining members, all would favor the revised Amendment after further trial of enforcement. In other words, a wet commission by some strange twist of mind and mathematics, has succeeded in getting out a dry report. It should rank with the great achievements of history. --Boston Transcript...
...Left his desk to stand, shoulders thrown back, with smiling lips, while John Philip Sousa led the Marine band through the strains of his latest (140th) military march, "The George Washington Bicentennial," a transcript of which the aging bandleader presented with pride to his President...
...creditable custom of the club to act plays, often notable, that would other wise go unproduced in Boston and Cambridge. Now it prefers a shopworn farce from the Copley, appropriately containing a "mortician." Backwoods universities as those young gentlemen probably call them do better with their "dramatics." Boston Transcript...
Harlan Radcliffe in the Transcript...