Missionary Captain Receives Paris Anniversary Notice
Pastor William Fetler travels with a handful of missionaries and a crew arrive via the Ty pheon at St George States island completing a voyage. The story mentions Lettish Valeeno provinces and a planned event in Paris marking the fiftieth anniversary of the French Republic founding in City Hall Square.
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Grorin Viets
Antonin Mercier
Paris
Republe
French Republic
Leon Gambetta
Pantheon
France
Guarmibetta
Diverse Customs and Quirks From History
Coeducation appeared among ancient Greeks to some extent. Japanese invent a strong coffee essence bottled for quick refreshments. An English paper finds a milkmaid wearing a monocle. The Elbe river mouth sees tides around ten feet. Quadrille dances gained popularity a century ago. Madagascar households commonly keep a household god.
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Elbe
Madagascar
Voter Gap Reported in Vienna Women Outvote Men by 25 Percent
In Vienna women voters significantly outnumber men by about twenty five percent according to exchanges. Separate notices warn that men and women who do not vote in Czechoslovakia face jail. A cave tunnel over a mile long is reported in Deschutes national forest Oregon.
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Vienna
Czechoslovakia
Deschutes National Forest
Oregon
Survivor of Balaklava Charge Recalls the Historic Moment
William Wood Roofe, former sergeant major of the 11th Hussars, now living in Camberwell with his wife, is at least the sole known survivor of the Crimean War Balaklava charge. At ninety two, his mind remains clear and he recounts the event and recites Tennyson to distinguished audiences.
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Balaklava
William Woodroofe
Eleventh
Hussars
Camberwell
England
Tennyson
Sculptor J. Davidson Arrives in New York Aboard Steamship
Noted war memorial sculptor J. Davidson is photographed on the steam ship arrival in New York. The image captures Davidson amid a crowd as he returns from a sculpting mission abroad.
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J. Davidson
New York
Perfect Duck of a Girl Excels in Simple Charms
A clever remark contrasts social standing with natural grace as a girl described as a perfect duck is celebrated for her straightforward charm and skill. The exchange hints at wit and social color in a light, era-appropriate tone.
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Brethy
Daaés School
Russia
William Fetler
Sage
Elena Elit
Ghia
Arry
Lauter
Fetler
Hussia
Tivssia
St. George States Island
Thadi
Bureau of Soils
United States Department of Agriculture
Arlington
Gambetta
Sahara
Sahara Desert
Aily
Vrivan
Tedir
Channes Kadjaznunt
Armenia
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
Rapallo
United States
Wilson
Adrian Meyer
Washington
Tunzulty
Milk For the
Berlin
Salvation Army
Okefinokee Swamp
Georgia
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