Back in the early nineteenth century, with populations in cities swelling, feeding the poor cheaply in poorhouses and public hospitals became a growing concern.
In her fascinating book, Gulp, Mary Roach describes the efforts of a French chemist named Jean… Read More
The poet e.e. cummings declared president Warren G. Harding “the only man, woman or child who ever wrote a simple declarative sentence with seven grammatical errors . . .”