Names That Fame Comes And Goes In A Moment
A tour through towns made famous by disasters battles and aviation before fading from memory. Edible anchors include Johnstown Sarajevo Hastings Waterloo Thermopylae Marathon Saratoga Walloomsae Bennington Gettysburg Appomattox Chateau Thierry Ypres Ver Sur Mer and Kottbus with Byrd and Chamberlain. The piece notes how brief notoriety from tragedy conquest or flight reshapes places then vanishes.
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Johnstown
Sarajevo
England
Hastings
Waterloo
Belgium
Napoleon
Alexander the Great
Thermopylae
Marathon
Greece
Saratoga
New York
Burgoyne
General Gates
Walloomsae
Bennington
John Stark
Redcoats
Molly Stark
Walloomsac
Gettysburg
Virginia
Appomattox
Chateau Thierry
Ypres
Pollu
Tommy
Lorain
Ohio
Murphysboro
Ill
Chatsworth
Arkansas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Jason
Nome
Skagway
Dawson
Alaska
Goldfields
Tonopah
Shelby
Mont
Homstead
Pullman
Ludlow
Colo
Cave City
Dayton
Tenn
Paul Smiths
N. Y
Floyd Collins
Sand Cave
Bryan
Darrow
Coolidge
Ver-Sur-Mer
Kottbus
Germany
Byrd
Chamberlain
Motorists credited for better fowls by road tolls
Richard C. Haldeman, president of the Pennsylvania Motor federation, says cars weeded out mentally unfit roosters and hens in the early auto age. He claims motorists should be thanked for helping farmers raise a higher quality flock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Haldeman
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
Haldeman
Favorite Prescription Helps Woman Have Seven Strong Children
Mrs Benita Strohallen of Oakland recounts using Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription during earlier pregnancies and credits it with keeping her healthy through six pregnancies and aiding the final difficult one, noting continued strength and ability to work between births. She endorses the remedy as sold by all dealers in tablet or liquid form.
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Oakland
Calif
Dr. Pierce
Benita Strohallen
86Th St
Record Egg Production by a University Hen
A hen at the University of British Columbia set a record with 851 eggs in 3865 days, far exceeding the ordinary hen’s 200 to 800 eggs per year. The figure comes from an answered question in Liberty.
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University of British Columbia
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Edinburgh
Edward R. McDonald
Skoplje
Yugo Slavia
Milan Ciganovitch
Francis Ferdinand
Ciganovitch
Bosna
Serbia
Rush
Locarng
Koti
Elmo Scott Watson
Bayer
Hanford
Boschee
G. G. Green, Ince
Woodbury, N. J
Mitchell
Hall & Ruckel
Waverly Pl
Kremola
Dr. C. H. Berry Co
Dept. W
Chicago
Warren
Lakeside So
Seattle
Wash
Parcel Post
Wool Comfort Batt Co
Charlotte
N. C
Ford
Shurezit Products Inc
Illinois Street
Illinois
San Francisco
Heine
W. H. Forst, Mfg
Scottdale, Penna
Bacon
Haarlem
Cuticura
Ries