Farm Reflections and Notable Timbers from Glouster Bay
A retired farm writer recalls years in Glouster and Bailey Maine Entos Jtahls region. He describes timber, waters, a sugaring camp, and a canal era landscape with hills cleared, log drives, and a night ghost tale heard along Gilpin Hollow. He mentions Doc Bright and the Top Tister boat, plus old woods, rivers, and crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ioan
Ats
Glouster
Bailey
Father
Winallos
Channece
Sila
Doctor Bright
Chauncey
Maine
Bundy Creek
Utah “Ridge
Gilpin Hollow
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Queer dress ban stirs Chinese law debate
A Nanking decree criminalizes queer dress for Chinese men and women, with Peiping awaiting enforcement. The Leader newspaper criticizes the mandate as too narrow and urges broader bans including hair styles, short skirts, and striped shirts to curb an alleged modern fad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
China
Nanking
Parents Back In School Days Say Older Learners Lead
Joseph S Wasnex reports that aging adults embrace education to keep pace with youth. Education officials note many seniors enroll in varied courses this winter, from home economics to medicine, arguing older students are as capable as younger ones and often more disciplined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mine Pyle
Wena
Tovay
Prrtie
Odd Sayings Reveal How Telephone Operators Communicate
The article describes long distance operators using signals like Columbus and Cleveland to indicate line status and busy tones. It notes repeaters glowing to strengthen signals and mentions conversations among operators about routes and training and how messages are routed to connect callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Mel
Mary Cunningham
Elas Pione Company
Athens
Ander
Bn Heegs
Nelxonvith
Parkersburg
Cleveland
Chichonali
Book reviews of Henry VIII era biographies
A lengthy critique surveys a multi volume biography of Henry VIII and his six wives. It describes structure themes and the balance of courtly intrigue, politics, and religion across volumes. The piece notes portraits and contex from the National Portrait Gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annan
Anne
Hollwin
Hunt
Cromwell
Kathryn Seward
Hook Vileis
Katheryn
Henry Tree Fia
Hook
Europe
Kenny
Jaix
Bolbein
National Portrait Gallery
London
Dodsworth character study of a restless American couple
The piece examines Dodsworth as a polished yet shallow man Frances, a brilliant wife, drift apart after wealth allows travel to Europe. They seek belonging and friendship in a new setting as questions of marriage and spiritual balance test their vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senclais Lewis
Thadsworth
Hess Tran
Frances
Europe
Mr. Lewis
Sten
Europa
Birlaique
Exakgerue
American Opera to Give Singers a Chance at Home
An American opera article argues American companies should fund home talent before sending singers abroad. It cites Klara, Blythe Wieher, and Irene as examples of performers who could advance locally. The piece notes postwar German and European opportunities for trained singers and urges U.S. companies to provide broader chances domestically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goblina
Pergzons
Austin True
Miner Brookins
Gilpin Hollow
Tom Folng
Gilvin Osar Oid Bailey
Old Gapin
Julia Blanshard
Nourlyn
N.Y
Americ
Kerdin KL Musser
America
Opern
Laltic Theater
Mussey
Drealen
Blythe Wieher
Brooklyn
Ir Diavolo
Sil Pradues
Irene
Tie Ho
Vugliab
Aryl
Loki Bhrachman
Islavola
Ebenery Aertist
Vliesayl Meltall
Asadler Coleeie
Vaud
Mir Bievey
Bailey
Bone
Giandia
Monte Carlo Royale in the Riviera Gambler’s Season
Monte Carlo and the Riviera attract gamblers from rich to poor as the gambling season returns after war years. The piece notes clubs and hotels, the Atlantic travel, and the social mix of travelers and locals, with trends in winnings and losses and a focus on the casino culture. It highlights the mood of fortune and misfortune and the allure of Europe as a travel and gambling haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proprielora
Fargey Alow
Mesilla
Atlandice
Riviers
Cafe
Nice
Monte Ang Cape Antibes
Coonskin Library at Amesville A Long Local History
The Amesville library tale recalls the Coonskin Library founded by residents led by the Western Library Association in 1804. It covers its early rules, shares, librarians, and evolving community role, the loss of complete records, and later moves of volumes to collectors and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trae
Hoxton
Samue Brown
Enterernefty
Am Brown
Thomas Ewing
Lbrary
Amex
Christopher Herrotd
Woaton
Mra. Glazier
Sumuet
Ara
Jaaing
Ubramagas
Firate
Dover Library
Hibbard
Fole- Nowlag
Agariak Prathi-De
John True
Josiah’ ‘Trun
Kent
Dover
Coonskin
Amos ‘Towns
iGkewn
Tater Chaser
Ohio State’ Archaeiotorleat Society
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Andrew
Man
Messenger Magazine
Millard F. Andrew
Bethé Grown
Gilpin
Millard I. Andrew
Gloster
Ohio
Pegre
Ing
Phames
Westminster
Chelsea
England
Adrian
Tony
Joseph S. Wasnex
Unter
Sonia
Henry the Viith
Mrasela Fricke Vins
Berane
Cada
Mids Hingel
Henry
Bool
Catherine of
Argon
Catherine
Anne Boleyn
Anneliva
Maliera
Gu Elizabeth
Jana Seymore
Eungland
Hewry
Edward VI
Anne of Cleves
Dodsworth
Monsey Nandal
Tumy
Hindebae
Aimerican Alogisbopern
Wiebers
Germany
Genen Lie Ley Theater
Asigted
Jr Ben Given
Imberverwytt Albrets
Wet
Murery
Mabane
Keneens Alon
Els
Murlvatfania
St. Muay Petnackt Baats
Ranietting
Fermi Peetelais
George Hinherr
Romul Dlack
Blomante
Continent
Uae
Musaey
Kotdild
Te Tdi ‘Theater
Peta Company
Fareotiye
NLOY
Hes
Uorope
Lil Shothlers
By Richard DL
Memileas Doiced Frees Stare Weiter
Riviera
MD Society
Caesino Foterenia
Monte Carlo
Rte
Bed Patil
City
Amesville
Athena County
Iira
Gulinre
Beare Wall
Gazelle
Avery
Egtham Cotles
Ibrar
Tialalinge
Win
Warry
Ano Power Tanilise
Biesides
The
Srblem
Aileghaug
Soeh
Ghazler
Alleghany Mountains
New Zealand
Dante
Dr. Bald
Cape
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!