Martha Foote Crow Named Northwestern Dean in Evans ton Work
Martha Foote Crow Ph D is appointed dean of the women's department at Northwestern University Evanston Ill a post welcomed as a premier professional chair. Crow, daughter of Rev John R Foote of Syracuse and widow of archaeologist Prof J M Crow, has taught at Wellesley and Chicago University and edited Shakespeare works for the Warwick edition. She is an author, lecturer, artist and clubwoman with wide international ties and memberships and is soon to join several historic sister organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern University
Bvanaton
Qik
United States
Martha Foote Crow
Wellesley
Laws College
Chicago University
Crow
John Ri. Foote
Syracuse
N.Y
Methodist Episcopal Church
M Crow
J. M. Crow
Iowa College
Warwick
Morris
Association of Collegiate Alumnae
The
Little Room
Society of Novelists, Artists and Poets
Modern Language Association of America
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Chicago Woman's Club
Fortnightly Club
Chicago
Bibliographical Society
Ttn and Crafty Society
Twentieth Century Club
Alumnae Association
Syracuse University
Alpha Vhi
Mulberry Club
Woman's Institute
London
England
Iowa
Waynesburg
University of Chicago
Colonial Dames
Daughters Of‘the Revolution
Dr. Craw
Society Queen and Dressmaker Touted in Pain Relief Ad
A society ballroom scene highlights a radiant queen and a devoted dressmaker amid luxury and toil. An editorial promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for nervous exhaustion, fainting, and related female ailments, citing testimonials of restored health after multiple bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Lydia
Pinkham
Asia sinks and deserts in Central Asia’s Lukchun depressions
Asia hosts the world’s loftiest mountains and deepest depressions with some basins sinking below sea level. The Lukchun depression in Central Asia reportedly drops as much as 400 feet below sea level and features extreme barometric and temperature records, including 115 degrees Fahrenheit in July and desert dryness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
cAsia
Lukchun
Central Asia
Tillo
Russian Geographical Society
How We Use Up Our Forests
The piece warns that spruce forests are consumed rapidly to produce wool pulp paper for a metropolitan daily, threatening scarcity and higher prices. It critiques ongoing printing while urging awareness of resource depletion and notes a dubious endorsement of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters with a Private Revenue Stamp on the bottle neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostetter
Galveston Disaster Claims Battery C Casualties
Twenty five men of Battery C 1st Artillery and three men of the hospital corps were lost in the Galveston disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1St Artillery
Hoapital Corps
Galveston
Hismark's Iron Nerve Promoted by New Life Oil
A health advert praises Dr. King's New Life Will as a remedy for vigor and stamina, claiming indomitable will and energy come from well functioning digestion and organs. Sold for 25 cents at W. H. McKee's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
W. H. McKee
The Matchbox Thief Between Wealth and Temptation
A narrator and a millionaire friend argue over a monogrammed gold matchbox. The taker insists the lighter is owed and denies theft, sparking tension during a train ride toward Waterloo as accusations of pocketing special wax matches surface.
Match thievery and punishment on the railway
In a tale from Idler by Darry Vain, a railway porter confronts a young thief who steals matches. The offender is lectured and threatened with public disgrace and a felon’s cell, then released with a warning. The narrator reflects that a match thief remains a match thief and notes the thief’s repeated attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annionaire
Dosaad
Blackenard
Tami
Watcheo
Diabalieu
Sae
Darry Vain
German-American Schuh Pardoned After Twenty Years Absence
Wilhelm EMPeKo grants clemency to Schuh Jn Kehl a German American pardoned after twenty years away. He invited his relatives and was sentenced to six months in prison for contravening army regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empeko
Wil Iiam
Schuh
Jn Kehl
Notice to Printers for Election Ballots and Bonds
Notice from the Board of Elections inviting sealed proposals to print and furnish ballots for the November election in Otsego County. Fifteen thousand ballots bound in twenty eight book sizes, printed on No 2 book paper with sample accompanying each bid. Bids require bonds with two securities equal to the bid, bond values in private offices of C D Hopkins and E B Ray Loan Jr. Sept. 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Electhuns
Ogloberth
C.D Hopkins
EB. Ray Loan. Jr
Aed Kiipu
Sat Mt Pole
Central Extensiatr Tafliad Company
Gm Deg Herspller and
Whetemovrer Aituate
Marietta
Washengian
Olly
Toswits
Jatedn
Firnoar
Harmar
Washington County
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Partners
Androperty Ao
Ape
Wilkie
Demanda
Costa
Thi
Asaigna
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fiead
Inga
Ladies' Home
Evana+ ton. ITh
Lizzie Anderson
Union St
Salem, N. J
Diar
Sarah Swoder
West St
la Porte, Ind
Dean
Pirsnaac
Inkham
National City Bank
Lynn
Mass
Lyroia E. Panenau Manica Co
Hismark
Lie
Waterloo
Atenes
Jong
C. Woodman
McReynolds Street
Dayton
Fuad
Doan
Ms Deen
Deen
Fouter-Miltumm Co
Buffalo
Dr. Bell
C. B. Henderson
Drupeist
Athens
Ohio
Drice & Stalder
Omcem Law Building
Ates Ews
Dezio
J .S. Basom
Atuens, Ohio
Fhosntz Lock
South Court Atreat
W. E. Peters
Hernine Besna
Bank of Athens
United
W. Barris
Gazaiez
Willam A. Burley
Athens County
Thomas I. Phillips
Wen O Chews
Washkington County
Court of Common Pleas
American Odenture Company
Et al
Caus Desces Bess
Court of Common
Atone Havelock P. Moof
Fale Lowing
Toledo
Central Extension Railroad Comepany
Conne Hen
Washington
Morgan and Athena
Palow
Kanawha & Michigan Raifway Company
Sharpaturg Junction
Athena County
Snarpebure
Stewart Junction
Stewart
Ultimate & Ohio South- Western Railway Company
Moore's Junction
Said
Musklegom River
Toledo & Oso Central Extension File Road Company
Marietia Mineral Hailway Company
Cincinnati
Baltimore Hallreagh Company
Marietla Mineral Hailway Company
Alde
Pan
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!