Queen Ernestine and Queen Marie in American spotlight
A column compares Queen Ernestine Schumann-Heink and Queen Marie of Romania, praising Ernestine for her personal warmth and influence while noting Marie's regal presence and statecraft. It reflects on public adoration, royal manners, and the enduring appeal of the singer as a national symbol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Germany
America
Marie Long
Balkans
Erneatine
Mothex
LaFayette Young Remembered By The Des Moines Capital
A tribute to LaFayette Young of the Des Moines Capital noting his lifelong dedication to state and national welfare, following the deaths of several prominent newspaper figures and marking the loss of a courageous editor. The piece contrasts wartime Italy and American aviation progress with railway expansion and calls railroad leaders to prepare cross-country air routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaFayette Young
Des Moines
Colonel Nelson
Kansas City Star
Frank A. Mansey
New York Sun
Victor Law Aon
Chicago Daily News
United
Washington
Hiram Johnson
California
Fragmented New York City Market Descriptions Surface
A damaged OCR passage from New York describes a noisy urban scene with references to tenements merchants organs and Broadway style galleries. It mentions East of Israel and Romania influences on fashion and architecture amid cafe life and artistic street scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Atterbury
Pennsylvania
California
Paul Shoup
Southern Pacific
New York
St. Louis
Broadway
Thirty-third Street
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Israel
Rumania
Yiddish Theaters Rise On Second Avenue Amid Prosperity
Gilbert Swan notes a resurgence on the East Side as Yiddish Art Playhouse and another large venue open on Second Avenue. Lions to Brooklyn performers bring road shows, with Broadway managers watching surging weekly grosses and a shift in culture and architecture signaling changing Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Avenue
Maurice Schwartz
Milion-Dailor Playhouse
The
Lions
Brooklyn
Variety
Broadway
Postponed Thinking and Public Waste Highlighted
A passage critiques widespread postponed thinking in society. It argues 75 percent of Bush work and much time-based work result from delaying decisions. It links unnecessary surgical operations to postponed thinking and notes ticket speculators thrive on public indecision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Amothor
Williams
Salem
Plymouth
Wintering the Big Shows: The Circus Goes Into Winter Quarters
The article notes the annual shift to winter quarters for major circuses in the United States. It cites distances traveled, multi‑million dollar investments, six‑month seasons, and the vast facilities needed for housing, training, repairs, and new costumes as circuses prepare for the next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Rexewal
Wenter
New England
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey
Bridgeport
Conn
Peru
Indiana
Hagenbeck- Wallace
Floto
Christie and Lee Brothers
Beaumont
Alt G. Barnes
Palms
California
Sparks
Macon
Georgia
Dhernalla
Tonta
Cobb’s Twenty One Years with Detroit Club
The Q and A piece states A Cobb has been with the Detroit club for twenty one years, fifteen as a player and six as a player manager, with no official future plans announced. The American crawl stroke and overhand stroke are discussed as distinct techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb
Detroit
A. L
Roosevelt sails from Ponce after Porto Rico visit
Aboard the presidential party including Theodore Roosevelt, the President and associates spent time in Porto Rico before sailing home. Also noted is legal action by James C Headley against a Gloucester grocer for 2000 dollars over alleged assault. Ten years ago British lifesavers rescued many, while Greek capital faced unrest and US industrial hopes cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Theodore, Roosevelt
Ponce
James’ C
Headley
Glauster
Glouster
Eassaault
Hig
Ear
Radio Notes Map City Stations and Programs in Fragmented Schedule
A fragmented listing shows radio stations and programs across U S cities including Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati New York Philadelphia and Atlanta. Entries reference church services orchestras choirs vocal work and featured programs with several call letters such as WGN WHAM WEAF and WTAM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Cincinnati
New York
Wralaan
Mtusical
Wow
Orsas
KDA
Pittabureh
Orsin' Veo
War
Eveland
Weie
Cleveliing
WSB
Atlanta
WEAF
Springaten
Mass
Wis
Little Brown War
Io Kehensctady
N.Y
Orchentra
Eudward Bowes
WCOAB
Wrath
WEBI
Ope
ISO
WIAG
Novissimg
WGN
Church O Wines
WIZ
Bow
Went
Nashv
Schenectady
V.—Musical
New Faces in the Senate Next Month
Washington November 20. Four new faces will be seen in the United States Senate when it convenes in December. David W. Stewart succeeds Cummins of Iowa, while the Maine seat awaits a Maine selection. Ex-Senator Walsh replaces Butler and Representative Hawes replaces Williams. The newcomers will be Stewart Walsh Hawes and the Maine appointee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
United States
Senate
David J. Walsh
Butler
Harry B. Hawes
Williams
Ao Stewart
Walsh
Hawes
Maine
Rescue Hero Saves Two Women From Maumee River
Toledo November 14 fireman Artie Adler plunged into the Maumee to rescue two women who had jumped into the water to end their lives after a friend allegedly urged them to. Adler pulled both to safety and waited for medical aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Maumee
Artie Adler
Tay Peotiva
Attractive Women and Health Boost with Vegetable Compound
A Missives-style ad extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound improving women's health. Mrs J C Taylor of Tallahassee Florida reports weakness and blue mood, regained strength, can do housework, and keeps a bottle on hand. Her husband ensures a replacement when empty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
J.C. ‘Tayior
Bar 211
Tallahassee
Foy
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Also Mentioned on This Page
South East
the Sunday Messenger
Thubtighere Association
Ohio Select
Ldat
Autit
Chewallena
Associated Dailies
Ull
United Prage Service
Dr. Johnson
Crnesline
United States of America
John Smith
Main Street
Lafayette
Young
Doers
Atterbury and
Shoup
Arthur Brisbane
Caspian Sea
Baku
Mussolini
Italy
Berardi
Itallion Army
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Ocean
Seraners
Hegam
Tate
Gilbert Swan
AV. Bush
Robert
G South
Rt Pa
Washington, D. C
Frederick J. Haskin
Roger Williams
Atlantic
Lyon
Nantasket
Boston
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Relggious
Arcsans
Massachusetts
Redner
Braucher
the Messenger
Dean
Aivenie
Henry Zenner
John Porter
Athena High School
Nelsonville
Mallory
Lampcas
Chatress
Brunswick
Oclock
Chicago- Football
Detroit—Orchestra
Way
N. Y
WSH
Atlants
Arrick
WSAT
New IL
KEY
Orain
Weas
Fort Worth
Wadsworth
Weller
Maryland
Ernst
Kentucky
Harrela
Oklahoma
Cameron
Arizona
McKinley
Ilinois
Means
Colorado
Pepper
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Stanfield
Oregon
Underwood
Alabama
Gues
Poor Richaard
Benjamin Frantlin
Poor Richard
Esclides
Delphos
Athens
Edward Payson Weston
Norris
Lafaylette
John J. Blaine
Smith Wy
Brookhart
Shipstead Duvilongs
Furmere Laborites
Labollath
Nepr
Miter Shipstead
Torah
Towel Tohnsen
Couzens
Ate
Sorebeck
Fert Ware
Warne
Own & Men
Hutzell
Are
Rate Ee 2 Freie
St, Fort Wayne, Tnd
Fest Oates
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