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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrier Bay
William Alexander
Scotland
America
United States Mint
St. Louis
United States Congress
Haiti
Liberty
Fremont
Galveston
Ises
Washington
Lgt
Pretoria
Alfonso
England
Great Men and Sweatshops
Commentary on an essay by Eugene Vo Dele arguing that Lincoln could have risen from sweatshop origins. contrasts frontier life with factory labor highlighting physical vigor and mental stimuli. Notes the Wall Street Journal’s stance, suggesting environment shapes opportunity and that sweatshops may hinder development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Vo Dele
Lincoln Deen
Siu
Journal Say Lincols
Lincoln
Wall Street Journal
Frank K. Sanders Named President of Washburn College
Dr. Frank K. Sanders selected to succeed Dr Phiss as president of Washburn College Topeka Kansas. Born Battieour Jaffna Cessou dimeo Iside in rss2 he graduated from Ripon College Wisconsin. He taught at various schools and studied at Yale before leading Washburn. He has held roles with religious and archaeological associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank K. Sanders
Phiss
Washburn College
Topeka
Kansas
Battieour
Jaffna
Cessou
Dimeo
Iside
Ripon College
Wisconsin
Yal
Istl
Pelhe Wis Woolses
Mie Diviniry School
Yale
Centresat Behad Sunday Scheal and Putdienten Society
Sanders
The
Religious Educational Association
American Orienal Society
Society For Biblical Literature
Exo
Archaeological Institute of America de Egypt Exploration Fund
Une
Overstrics Librarian Postmaster General Din ner in Washington
A fragmentary reminiscence describes a Washington dinner with Postmaster General Meyer and references to the Overstrics Librarian. The narrator recalls the librarian’s strict methods, including checking book condition before stamping a card, and noticing holes in pages as humorous detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
Washington
New York
Scott
Mue
Grape Nut’s claims in a reader letter
A reader credits Grape-Nuts with reversing stomach trouble and nerve strain, allowing prolonged work and study. The testimonial asserts improved strength, appetite, and mental clarity, attributed to the cereal after prior health decline and failed diets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ga Nin
Postum Co
Battle’ Creek
Mich
Wellville
News and Notes of Sport Intrigue and Umpiring Tales
A fragmentary sports page notes umpire life and fan reactions amid baseball chatter. It mentions managers or players like Cantillon and the Giants, comments on teams such as the Cardinals and Pirates, and hints at Western and Southern League context with speculative outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Pitts
Hong
Pirates
Denyings
Detroit Tigers
Tape Paar
Getaak
Ohtaseids
Jim McAleer
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Lave
Mandher
Joe Cantillon
Washitellar
Gilert
Howlamis Nationals
Giants
Thiesnes
Vidhaost
Tom
Otha
Wells
Left Handedness Tied to Carrying Method in Infancy
A historical note argues that how a baby is carried influences later handedness. It describes a mother who carried her first three children on the left arm and, after a fourth baby was carried on the right arm per a doctor's advice, the baby became right handed. The account cites a Wor king mother with four children and a doctor’s intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raetie
Workin
Roll Call Terror Described In Congressional Speech
The Washington Herald reports Representative Hardy of Texas critiqued House roll call tactics and the Williams filibuster. He mocked opponents by implying they would face judgment after the end times and recalled a quip about a final roll call in Paradise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy
Texas
Washington Herald
Williams
Gabriel
Gates of
Paradise
St. Peter
John Sharp Williams
Labor notes from the early union era in America
A survey of labor movements across the United States notes the Iron Moulders Union preparing a semi centennial celebration while 200000 workers hold jobs under the National Metal Trades Association. It covers union elections, arbitration boards, and wage rules affecting churches and shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Moulders’ Union of North America
National Metal Trades’ Association
New York
Workingman's Labor Organization
Tackmaker’s Protective Union
United States
Canada
America
Ilinois Supreme Court
Winona
Minnesota
Workmen's Association
Nova Scotia
United Mine Workers of America
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Indianapolis
Bozton & Maine
Biz
American Federation of Liawbor
Eet
Charles Stelzel
Department of Church and Labor
Board of Home Missons
The
Presbyterian Church
General Managers’ Association
Famine of Names Contends with Naval Nomenclature
A Boston Transcript piece argues for renaming naval vessels as new battleships outpace state-named ships. It notes Utah and Oklahoma as unrepresented states and calls for a system shift to avoid overuse of current state names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Nnew
Utah
Oklahoma
Navy
Nevada
Florida
Wyoming
Arkansas
New York
Kearsarge
Congress
Dyersburg Man Praises Urine Laxative Syrup Remedy
W R Ward of Dyersburg Tennessee testifies that Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup treats chronic constipation effectively and iron content makes it a thorough remedy. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Ward
Dyersburg
Tenn
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Athens Banner
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Athens Daily Banner
Telephon
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Roosevelt
Williat
Jennings Prgan
Hin
Fini
Ami
Mia
Radhead
Tadhe
Alinty
Macon Telegraph
St. Louis Nationals
Cardinals
Ol SA
ELTOR
Soman
Fac Sime Signature
Alittle
York
Bears
Acm
Builders Supply CO
Calimo
Our Place
Campbell-Erwin Realty Company
Dozier Realty
Coil Estate
Insur
College Ave
Lance
Court House
Chapbell-Erwin Realty Company
Dozier Realty Co
John L. Arnold
Clayton and
Jackson Streets
M. Stern
M. G. Michael
G. A. Mell
B. Y. Harris
Athens Savings Bank
of Directors
M. Stern, W. T. Bryan, G. A. Mell, c. H. Phinizy
Mm. G Michael
A. Hunnicutt
T. S. Mell
L. F. Edwards
Deupres Hunnicutt
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