The Double Names in Presidential History Discussed
A discussion of why presidents with double surnames or names have not been barred from office. The piece cites Adams Jefferson Monroe and other figures, notes the rarity of double names affecting elections, and mentions a pension examiner in town evaluating government service. It includes anecdotes about fishing and other wandering asides, with a stream-of-consciousness style reflecting editorial voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamta
Linning
Adams
Jefferson
Jamig
Arkwinisksun
Martin
James J. Arthur
Benjamin Harrigeun
Evi
Wilicm McEusby
Cleveland
Anett Stephen
Athens County
Steesed
Clevely Namy
Fen
Pays
Woman Sign Painter Atop Cliff Draws Crowds In Daring Feat
Edna Wuytinek of Cleveland becomes the newest sign painter noted for lettering on a cliff at Veliefanizing, scaling 50 feet above ground for hours each day while crowds watch. She paints for tobacco firms using careful color and even strokes, despite danger and jeers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Wuytinek
Cleveland
Giers
Lue United
Perilo P Clits
Inek
Bach
Bes
Verina
Severnl Large Tobacco J
Met
Veliefanizing
Alfort
Hull
Arist
The Kentucky Angels Settlement Mystery Names and lore
Kentucky's remote Whitley County settlement near Jellico Creek is said to house the Kentucky Angels a tight knit community with ancient clan ties and a famed patriarch Arch. Residents include many Angles with family links stretching back to a single founder Arch the mansion and annoted house hold run dense with generations. The piece notes multiple named individuals like Arch and Old Arch as central figures while detailing intermarriage and the colorful social structure. The tale frames the Angels as a fertile, isolated colony with a census never taken and a mythic line tracing to pioneering ancestors amid vivid local lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Whiths County
Willauieburg
Aial
Hsehin
Daveie Fae
Whitley Wu Gio
Setle
New York
Peel
Jellico Ervel
Peter
Louis
Tom
Jain
Id Nya
Anaderstold
Tiil
eNein
Syn
Dil
Sam
Jim
Seonle
Fauy Ancel
Lot Amr
Oman
Thoratt
The Charm of Reserve and Modern Girl Morals
A reflective essay contrasts old fashioned mothers with today’s women as modern girls seek broader opportunities. It discusses runaway matches, elopements, publicity, and the shift from sentimentality to candid self advancement in social norms. It notes the allure of beauty and fashion alongside a call for measured restraint and personal responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo
Sirtiss
George Eliot
Phrate
N. XY
Tribune
Sterhoend
Post Office Arrangements Across Distant Lands Observed
The article surveys irregular postal systems in distant regions, noting a loosely run Persian system under a minister of posts, village merchants collecting fees, and a Patagonia route using a signpost and strong chest. It mentions ships through Magellan Straits delivering letters, with locals delivering mail for fees. Also covered are cultural items: Kipling’s new book, Chavannes posters, and Montenegrin music, plus various global society notes on education, cinema, and exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patagonia
Magellan Straits
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Sains
Wien
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Watlie
Cape Death
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Kentucky Angels
Teck Creek
Ielion
Tom Car Tate
Dames Angel
Snarriel
Burn
Mareeed
Ayngrrird
Houwn
Thud Anch Lngel
Calin
Nothia
Xoorth
Miss Byrd
San Francisco
Hood's Pills
Ng St
Strange
Rudsart Kipling
Mumber
Vavis Ds Chavannes
St. Genevieve
Traice Mirko of
Montenerro
Prince Nicholas
Cettinje Opera
Tusquesz
Buda Tvesth
Borchgrewink
England
South Pole
Cairo
Queen Victoria
Nussiv
Pastors Srrgjowna Uanton
Mes Rarow
Frank 4
Denner Wigner
Ohio
Hood
Japa
Bagda
Gabyian
Lincolnshire
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Alteays
Mra Ellah Millee Coby Er
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