FICTIONAL SMITHS & JONESES |
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The title of his "The Dead Zone" refers to the damaged part of Johnny Smith's brain |
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Einstein's "Special" theory of this, put forth in 1905, refers only to inertial frames of reference |
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This style that followed Art Nouveau is also called Jazz Modern or Moderne |
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This 36th U.S. president died on his Texas ranch January 22, 1973 |
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"A foggy day in" this place "had me low and had me down" |
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Shakespeare play in which you'd hear "Et tu, Brute" |
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Loye Jones causes a fight between Willie & Junebug in her "The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter" |
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She shared her first Nobel Prize, awarded in 1903, with Henri Becquerel & her husband |
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Born in 1500, Benvenuto Cellini was this type of "Smith", perhaps the most famous of all time |
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He's the first president of whom there is a known photograph; none exists of his father |
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"They all laughed at" this man "when he said the world was round" |
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This Renaissance city's florin coin depicted a lily, the city's symbol |
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Januarius Jones is an obese sensualist in this Mississippian's first novel, "Soldiers' Pay" |
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The torr is a unit of pressure equal to the mmHg, or millimeter of this metal |
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Point de gaze refers to a needlepoint type of this material made in Brussels |
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"Father of the Constitution" is a nickname of this fourth president |
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"It's very clear our love is" this "not for a year, but ever and a day" |
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This astronomer's "The Dragons of Eden" won the 1978 Pulitzer Prize for General Nonfiction |
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Beauty Smith buys this Jack London wolf/dog to use in dogfights |
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Critical mass is the minimum mass that can sustain this kind of nuclear reaction |
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This Dutch town began making its famous tin-glazed blue & white earthenware around 1650 |
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In June 1930 this president signed the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act raising duties |
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"The way you wear your hat, the way you sip your tea, the memory of all that... they can't" do this |
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The British Parliament awarded him £30,000 for his contribution to smallpox vaccination |
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Jones, a New Yorker, befriends the title character of this "Omoo" author's "Redburn" |
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Sometimes called a fourth state of matter, this is a gaseous mixture of free electrons & positive ions |
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These "Jugs" resembling a seated, drinking figure in a 3-cornered hat were 1st made in the 18th c. |
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Lodged his heart, a bullet from a duel with Charles Dickinson caused him periodic pain |
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"The winds grow colder and suddenly you're older—and all because of the man that" did this |
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The words that follow Richard Lovelace's "Stone walls do not a prison make, nor iron bars..." |
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