Fragmented Rural Patchwork Text With Era Notes
A garbled excerpt from a historical newspaper page mixes political opinion, war era gear, anti liquor stance, Vermont and Rutland city financial concerns, Roosevelt nomination talk, and assorted weather and seasonal musings. It references figures, places, and dates in a mosaic of commentary, editorials, and public notices.
Great Railway Scheme for Grand Central Depot Redevelopment
A massive plan to demolish Grand Central and erect a vast new complex in New York would replace the station site with a 28 to 42 story building of enormous floor area. The project includes a large hotel and a grand hall for conventions, with offices and railway terminals integrated, aimed at attracting travelers and large gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Central Depot
New York
Great Life and & Convention Hall
New York Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
Holand
Caladelphia Press
Grand Central Station
New York City
Broad Exchange
United States
Syndicgate
Tract Society
Wall Street Exchange
Morse
Wilton Station
Fues
United States Steel Trust
New England
Milnhattes
Penneyivinia
Hudson River
Pitt Avenus
Wayne
Summer school sites and church gift note in Vermont
Summer schools will be held in Barton Randolph Townsend Burlington Morrisville and Chester on July 27 for two weeks. Rev J L Atwell of Fale Haven announced at the Sunday service that a new pipe organ would be presented to the church by Herman George and Miss Mamie Stannard in memory of their parents Mr and Mrs Herman Stannard. The National Metal High Box Co of Rendeporo bought 3000 acres of timberland from the late Silas Mason estate for 10000 cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton
Randolph
Townsend
Burlington
Morrisville
Chester
J. L. Atwell
Fale’ Haven
Herman
George
Ma ‘Mle Stannard
Herman Stannard
National Metal High Box Co
Rendeporo
Silas Mason
Hartwellvily
Kendaboro
Senraburyg
John McMullen
Miltom
Dong Uch
W. J. Harkness
Washington
Montpelier
Hall
Old Fellows
Brattleboro
Vermont
Porwat Hosking
Jingles and Jest from City Columns
Readable fragments show playful banter about pudding proofs and dreams. The mock exchanges reference a pudding joke and a pyrography remark, with garbled names hinting at a satirical gossip page and a casual, humorous tone.
Sight aid shop ad notes repairs and rentals in Chicago
The fragment mentions Chicago ads for used eye sight related items and services. It references W. Hooker & Cove Ore ders at a store and an eye sight specialist. It also notes the B. A. Terry Real Estate Agency and an ad urging readers tired of paying rent to read more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pog
Chicago
W. Hooker & Cove Oreders
B. A. Terry Real Estate Agency
Grand Central network to expand offices across Manhattan scale
The New York Central Harlem and New Haven would gain offices exceeding current combined space. Big Four West Shore Lake Shore Michigan Central and Vanderbilt allied lines would also relocate to a larger, palatial complex. To build, one street must close, Vanderbilt Avenue will vanish as a misnomer, and adjacent land to Madison and Lexington avenues will be absorbed for the project. Madison Square Garden could fit in this new structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
Harlem
New Haven
West Shore
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
Vanderbilt Inter ‘Teta
Vanderbilt Avenue
Madison Avenue
Lexington Avenue
Madison Square Garden
Sporting Notes From Early Baseball And Races
The veteran Gus Weyhing signs with Atlanta. Hyers of the Chicago Nationals is eighteen. Yale pushes ball games and Cambridge crew beat Oxford on Thames. Detroit seeks a half mile duel renewal for grand circuit. Two umpires in a game place third and home base decisions under the plate umpire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Weyhing
Atlanta
Hyers
Chicago Nationals
Yale
Bites
Football Warriors
Jack Jonson
Denver Ba” Smith
Frank Smith
Scranton
Donna McGregor
Gyp Walnut
New York
Cambridge Varsity
Oxford
Thames
England
Detroit
Prince Alert
Sir Albert
Memphita
Pulliam
The Rumbling Wagon in the Atlanta Constitution Text
A fragmentary piece from the Atlanta Constitution describes a wagon and auto race with cheering crowd and playful lines about the wagon’s speed. It notes dripping wheels, a rickety frame, and a merry scene at a gate as onlookers cheer the vehicle’s progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automeea
Atlanta Constitution
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Barre Daily Times
Wrmchesd AN
Tans
Rutland
Alderboard
Htutland News
Aldermen
Ted
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
California
Michian
Maine
Utah
Tennesse
Kentucky
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Lim
Dell
Punefel
Warside
Ltr
Ational’ Magazing
The
Fea
Quinlen
Barre
Koliehtening
Reginald
Commercial Tribune
Goxsip
Gonsip
Dice Bheu
de Strest
Washington Star
Accosathi
Noitshoeks
CiTnssen
Sietenes
H. C. Gleason
Montpelier, Vt
Sporting Notes
Mybt Ranabout
State Street
Vaughan Store
Vaughan
J. W. Vaughan
H. Z. Mills
Old
North Main St
D. F. Davis
Barre, Vermont
A. W. Badger & Co
Morse Block
Barre, Vt
a'Bhitatae
Dorothy Dodd
Badger, McLean & Co