Monday, Feb. 18, 1924

Having perused well the chronicle of the week, the Vigilant Patriot views with alarm:

"A rough and dangerous player." (P. 6.)

Swollen limbs, sore eyes, nausea. (P. 19.)

A "stinking, tingling, lecherous" book. (P. 29.)

All Mrs. Babbitt will bear. (P. 17.)

Eighteen Republicans, 114 Democrats, and one Farmer-Laborite who aided tax-dodgers. (P. 4.)

An angry mob. (P. 9.)

The Great-Unvaccinated: Alexander, Caesar, Milton. (P. 13.)

$10 for the first 10,000 words of a $2 autobiography. (P. 14.)

The uncertainty of the fertilizers, the textiles and the leathers. (P. 22.)

An elbowing aesthete. (P. 15.)

The marked tendency of persons of similar build to intermarry. (P. 18.)

Admirals who strike. (P. 8.)

"A contemptible and cowardly method of campaigning." (P. 2.)

A woman "pierced by the spear of a pigmy." (P. 10.)

A hasty exit by Poincare. (P. 9.)

A natural elongation of the Japanese. (P. 12.)

Bathrooms used for illegitimate purposes. (P. 7.)