In 1895, he moved to Cleveland, Ohio, where he worked repairing sewing machines for a clothing manufacturer. In 1916 he helped to found the Cleveland Call newspaper, and subsequently participated in a 1928 merger that created the Call and Post newspaper. He married his first wife, Madge Nelson, in 1896, but that marriage ended in divorce. Word of his skill at fixing things and experimenting spread quickly throughout Cleveland, opening up various opportunities for him. On July 25, 1916, Garrett Morgan made national news for using his gas mask to rescue 32 men trapped during an explosion in an underground tunnel 250 feet beneath Lake Erie.
The bulk of The Bartender's Tale takes place in the summer of 1960, six years after Rusty has moved to Montana. Father and son fall into a routine: Rusty spends afternoons on the top floor of the bar doing homework, counting beer bottles and eavesdropping on patrons through a grate with his best friend, Zoe, while Tom tends bar and observes the ebbs and tides of his patron's fortunes. After reading about the legendary bartender in a newspaper story, historian Delano Robertson seeks him out for a "Missing Voices Oral History Project," in order to record the story of Tom's stint as bartender of the Blue Eagle Saloon in Fort Peck, Mont., during the construction and failure of the Fort Peck Dam. Rusty, as the novel's retrospective narrator, calls Del "the person who would change our life like night to day," and for good reason: When Tom and Rusty accompany Del to Fort Peck, the floodgates of the past open within the novel, and both Rusty and the reader get sucked into the maelstrom of Tom's past. Del's arrival underlines the book's fundamental subject: storytelling.
Name______________________________ Date _________________ Block _______ Plop-Plop Fizz-Fizz Lab Problem: Does the physical size of an Alka-seltzer tablet effect how fast it dissolves? Background: The idea came from a newspaper editor in Elkhart, Indiana, in the 1920s and was brought to the public by Hub Beardsley, president of the Dr. Miles Laboratories (now Miles Laboratories). Beardsley learned that an entire newspaper staff had remained free of influenza during an epidemic when they took the editor's prescription of aspirin and baking soda. Beardsley knew he had found a moneymaking product.
He acquired a job at New York’s daily newspaper PM, and began making political cartoons and writings about the war (Popova). During this time he made hundreds of cartoons with sayings attacking Germany and the Nazis, as well as trying to draw support from the Americans to want to join in the war. Another popular propaganda that Theodore made in many different forms was to buy war bonds to aid in the war. Besides just making posters and sayings for the war he also wrote several short moral boosting movies for the soldiers. One of the last things that he made for the war was instructions to the soldiers on how to treat the Germans while they were moving through Germany after their defeat.
Seaman at one time was Time magazine’s correspondent and editor. He was also a graduate and trustee of Hamilton College in New York. While writing this particular article, Seaman went to Harvard a top notch college, and also Hamilton his hometown college. There he observed the students and what they did. Binge drinking is the sort of drinking that a student does before he or she goes out for the night.
Adolf Hitler was then hospitalized with temporary blindness from a British gas attack. He returned to his regiment in a short time. Hitler was beginning to realize he wanted to be a leader and believed he could be a great one. In February 1920 he organized a much larger event for a crowd of nearly two thousand. he succeeded in calming a rowdy audience and presented a twenty-five point program of ideas which were to be the basis of the party.
He was thrilled by the flight, and though his father wanted him to become a doctor, his mother encouraged him to pursue that dream. After attending the University of Arizona and University of Cincinnati, he joined the Army Air Corps in 1937. On August 17 1942, he led a dozen B-17 Flying Fortresses on the first daylight raid by an American squadron on German-occupied Europe, bombing railroad marshaling yards in the French city of Rouen. He flew General Dwight D. Eisenhower to Gibraltar in November 1942 en route to the launching of Operation Torch, the invasion of North Africa, and participated in the first bombing missions of that campaign.
Camilla Dons Dons 1 Theodor Geisel Trying and not succeeding is not failure; it is part of the process of discovering what works. Theodor Geisel, born on March 2, 1903, was born and raised in Massachusetts. He had a sister named Marnie who, just like Geisel, was made fun of for their parents participation in the pro-American campaign of WW1 (“Dr.”). Their father and grandfather were brewmasters and had a large financial success. Their father’s family were also German-immigrants (“Dr.”).
I had to watch the Kinsey movie more than once to understand it and I still do not quite understand the total movie. I understood that Kinsey was a biologist/scientist, but why was Kinsey collecting gall wasp? I was totally knocked off my feet when Kinsey had the homosexual relationship with Martin his assistant, and then revealed to his wife during the Christmas Holidays. Kinsey showed no remorse for sleeping with Martin, he expected Mac (his wife) to accept what he had told like it was the norm. Also, Kenneth Braughn was disgusting when he proceeded to masturbate in the presence of Kinsey and his assistant.
He was an outspoken critic of his contemporaries, and was largely responsible for integrating the humanistic and existential traditions. He was born in Ohio, and after graduating from Oberlin College in 1930 he worked and travelled in Europe, where he met and studied with Alfred Adler. Returning to the USA he worked as a counsellor at Michigan State University, and studied theology at the Union Theological Seminary. In 1939 he published The Art of Counselling, notable as both a present-day classic in the field and the very first text on counselling to be published in America. Turning away from the ministry, he studied at Columbia, but contracted tuberculosis.