Monday, Sep. 27, 1926
After a cursory view of TIME'S summary of events, the Generous Citizen points with pride to:
Redskins in straight-eights. (P. 6.)
A large mole, divinely conferred. (P. 38.)
A sportswoman who, not caring what other women do, does what she wants. (P. 33.)
A fat Frenchman offering cigarets to a fat German. (P. 8.)
At long last, a university afloat. (P. 17.)
Subways in Cleveland and Chicago perhaps. (P. 30.)
College tuition, food, books, lodging, laundry for $100 per annum. (P. 18.)
Bread for the dead. (P. 20.)
A broad jagged 20-foot ribbon of blue-edged white flame. (P. 20)