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Focuses on the adventures of E.E. Paramore, a businessman, who died in California on May 25, 1928. Report that he devoted as much time and attention to yachting, his favorite sport, as to any of them and his great passion was for ships; Personality of Paramore; Report that he had the most extraordinary gift of mimicking the way people talked and could apparently, reproduce the local accents and dialects of every part of the U.S.; Report that perhaps the most extraordinary thing about all the reminiscences was the love of life which they revealed; Report that his manners had the heartiness of the West and the dignity and ease of the South; Report that his last years were troubled by the anxiety to make money to leave to his sons, who were perfectly well able to take care of themselves.

The article presents information about various political developments taking place in the U.S. According to a letter, the general British feeling in regard to Germany's reply to U.S. President Woodrow Wilson's note of June 11 may be concisely summed up in six words addressed by politician Marcus Tullius Cicero to Lucius Sergius Catiline, "Quousque tandem abutere patientia nostra?" As in all times of great national stress, reputations are now being made and unmade daily in England. Especially is this true in the sphere of journalism. According to another letter, burning constitutional questions have been set aflame by this incendiary war in all the countries of Europe. Answers that have been elicited may bring out of the shadow certain constitutional principles of the U.S.

The article offers information on the suicidal tendencies among college students in the U.S. based on the reports of the magazine "Moderator." It states that according to "Moderator," 1,000 college students have been recorded to commit suicide in 1966, while 9,000 had tried and failed, and 90,000 had threatened to do suicide. It mentions that the estimates on college students' suicides are based on the questionnaire made by "Moderator" editor Philip Werdell distributed among 300 U.S. colleges.