W. W. Jacobs, remembered today almost exclusively for his horror story "The Monkey's Paw" (The Lady of the Barge, 1902), was one of the most popular English humorists of the early twentieth century. His stories, many of them amusing tales of life along t...
Gerard F. Rogers, 61, a retired Navy captain who later served as the first town administrator for Middleburg, died of cancer Aug. 19 at his home in Philomont. Capt. Rogers was born in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., and graduated from Wilkes College. His 27-year...
John H. Morrow Jr., Franklin Professor of History at the University of Georgia, and Earl Rogers, Bogart's son and a former naval aviator, have accomplished several important goals with the publication of Bogart Rogers's World War I letters. First, Rogers's letters provide an invaluable...
Standing on the sideline, scowling at the pain of a banged-up right elbow and a separated left shoulder, all Brett Favre could do was watch Tony Romo impersonate him. The kid was good. Too good for Favre and the Green Bay Packers. The Wisconsin native...
