Life — June 30, 1910 — page 18: what you’re looking at

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oPuLaR BierHaays HERE'S HOW JOSEPH BENSON FORAKER oben nt “ Life’s” College Contest ONLatati What Is the Matter With Our College Students > “FROM THE FACTORY TO YOUR HOME He enlisted as a private He was adn the bar and afterward to the Rept He was a judge, I the issue of April 7 Lire published iss a governor, and we understand that rece was a politician of a college contest, offering a prize of one h We congratulate upon his ability ¢ best article on any coll t particular college. HENRY AUGUSTIN BEERS gi * co! cS as well as boys’ Joly 2, 1847 Since that date we have repeated the a fro) Mr. Beers has ofessor of English Literature week to week, and a large number of manuscripts r in Yale Univer be exact, since 1880. During this ceived. Yet, strange to say, a careful reading of these ten a number of books 1 Century riod he has w scripts reveals the fact that in our Pp they are tically a 1 too poor for publication in this paper. Mosi on and. rary mare devoid of humor, commonplace in exec We also written some. st azines, which have bad out any | not sticklers erary me ma 1 good many of us sii up t ourselves, if the material is interesting. But none of notice, ions receive: mission in Lire’s College Professor, we t as an important eresiing: n. Any one a business of however, award the prize t if our readers sh 1 e and in the reach of phrase from our advertising nay be calightent t work we knew as much about English literature Did Dr. Elict Say So? ng to improve t wonder why we 7 D f the essays, this explanation friends) is h our other But we don’t, which akes our cor Jatory remarks about dded awe. We leok up to you, and we wish appy returns. as you do, on this oc you take on you ny ed by happiness, ge nor riches can prom quoted in the iWail S looked very happy the last time we saw her ure in the paper. She had been giving one hun- The Marvel dred and fifty thousand dollars to Princeton, Mr. Rockefeller is very cheerful these days: so is Mr. Carnegie. Social pres- nd riches are both instruments, and handy to help in joting happiness when generously and wisely used. wandering body.’’ asks the teacher, “ which is largely composed of gas, and which travels at ter- tige rific speed and puzzles the scientists while amazing and alarn pro: ing nearly all its beholders, is now at “ HAT great tracting the attention of the entire world? "* “Teddy Roosevelt." yawns the fat boy at the end of the row Advice Bob, just home you've worked for I my life, haven't * mused father retrospect med Bob briskly sy and work ype Just so. “Now you had better for yourself a bit—eh, No Temptation “JAMES, can I trust you with the key to the wine cellar? Certainly, A YOUNG LADY WHITES TO THE GOOD FORM DEPARTMENT OF A NEWSPAPER TO KNOW ne New Botrer (stig I have scen all the labels IF SHE SHOULD “PRECEDE O& FOLLOW IER ESCORT INTO A SUBWAY CaR.”’ sir. comicbooks.com