Local and Personal Notes From Burlington Town
A mosaic of town happenings includes Ed Eweare visiting Burlington, Henry Griffith and Vern Myres in town for business, and Chas McDonald of Manderson transacting matters here. Listings show Ford car rentals, local errands, hotel and drugstore notices, and several residents spending Christmas or attending events in Cody Greybull Basin area.
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Chas, McDonald of
Manderson
Vern Myres
Burlington
Preference for Home Over Business Among Women
A Marion Star editorial notes that women make up about 80 per cent of gainful workers, with eight million women and girls employed and many more home makers. It argues home making is a valued occupation, often temporary as marriage looms, and asserts women choose home duties over salaries when possible.
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United States
Marlon Star
Jewels Hidden in London Boudoir Linked to Ducal Heirlooms
In a London mansion once owned by a war profiteer the boudoir of a chatelaine allegedly conceals a cache of jewels and ducal heirlooms. After her sudden death, the room was sealed and later searched without result, with lawyers likely to profit if the pieces resurfaced.
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London
Chicago Journal
Apples and Honey by Nina Salaman
A book of essays stories and poems compiled by Nina Salaman to show the national and spiritual aspect of Zionism. It draws on Bible Talmud and classic writers and aims at older children with songs of Jewish life seasons and festivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Salaman
Zangwill
Disraeli
Wordsworth
Longfellow
Leigh Hunt
Saving Power on Railroads Tests on Elevated Lines
Tests in New York and Philadelphia show power savings from 26 to 85 percent with judicious coasting. On the Second Avenue elevated line, coasting docks tracked motormen to measure coasting time, guiding training and instructions for motormen to achieve large power savings.
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New York
Philadelphia
Second Avenue
Christian Science Monitor
Women to Women in the Brook lyn Eagle exchange
A Brookly n Eagle dialogue cites views on women and outdoor sports with playful banter. The exchange questions female interest in hunting and outdoor activities and ends with a light rebuke over assumptions.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Birthday customs in China celebrate Orat with noodles
The article describes the Chinese birthday tradition, where the Orat birthday is marked by feasting and the preparation of large quantities of nan or noodles. Nilen is shared with relatives and friends, with subsequent birthdays receiving less emphasis after the tenth. A new major celebration follows later.
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John Chinaman
China
No Police in Greenland Feature Proves Island Nation Secluded
Detroit News notes Greenland stands as a unique society with 22 000 Eskimos and 240 Danes living along the coast. Eskimos govern their affairs, crime scarce for a century, and access limited to scientists. Churches, native press, and Mekimo labor produce periodicals. summer yields vegetables and glass-grown fruits. winters isolate Greenland from the world.
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Greenland
Detroit News
Wild beasts terrorize mission station in Sironcha India
At Sironcha in central India wild beasts attack a women run mission station sheltering 170 girls 100 boys and 45 widows. Six killed and twenty seriously injured in panther and leopard attacks as villagers fear daily visitation and homes are torn into by stealthy predators.
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India
Sironcha
Godavery
Pranthila
Women's Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sioendha
Wild Men in Himalayas Reported by Mount Everest Team
Reports from the Mount Everest expedition claim discovery of footprints of wild men in the Himalayas. London explorers relay corroborating letters from travelers who describe a six foot hairy largely naked figure at high altitude near 16,000 feet carrying a primitive bow and arrow.
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Himalayas
Mount Everest
London
Indian Service
Pigeon Racing Aims for a 1922 Boom In England
The article notes a 1922 surge in pigeon racing, a modern sport with roots as messenger use dates back over a century. Early long distance flights reached 100 miles to Belgium, evolving to London to Belgium races and regular events from 1881. Birds now average over 60 miles an hour due to training.
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Solomon
Belgium
London
England
Three Crops of Corn in a Year in Philippine Lands
The article notes excessive rains prevent crop success in the Philippines with rust affecting corn but claims farmers can harvest three crops annually from the same ground. To store corn, ears must stay in the husk to prevent weevils, then bundled and hung on bamboo poles to husk as needed. Carp mills are being set up in Visayan islands as natives favor corn over rice as staple food.
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Visayan Islands
The Modern Girl's Way: Miss Hazlett Goes Home to Marry
A young English woman Miss May Y Hazlett lived alone on a Saskatchewan farm for four years working the land and now travels to England to marry. After a three month stay she will return with her husband to Canada.
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May Y. Hazlett
Saskatchewan
England
Local Christmas Guests and Notable Visitors in Sheridan
Community members including Judge W. S. Metz and wife, Fred Blume, and J. E. King attended gatherings and lodge events in Grey Tongue area. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Shoemaker. County officials J. S. Atherly and J. Weintz returned from Cheyenne after the state assessor and commissioner meeting. Tanlac is promoted as a best selling medicine.
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Judge W. 8. Metz
Sheridan
P. W. Metz
Atherly
John Weintz
Cheyenne
Scharfenberg
Bliss Bayne Visits Town on Way to Hyattville Hatchery
Bliss Bayne chief deputy in the state game and fish department based in Cheyenne was a visitor in town yesterday en route to the Hyattville fish hatchery.
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Bliss Bayne
State Game and Fish Department of
Cheyenne
Hyattville
Greybull Exchange Buys Second Hand Goods for Cash
Greybull Wyoming shop owner W. W. Braden invites sellers to exchange or sell used items in any quantity and receive cash or trade. I
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W. W. Braden
Greybull
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ed Eweare
Chile
Douglas
Yellowstone Cafe
Tanilac
Curt A. Nadler
Clyde
R. W. Spratt of
Tensleep
Henry Griffith
Burlinton
Ford
Jones
Booker
B. F. Wickwire
Billings
Wises’ Drug Store
Adrian Smith of
Worland
W. H. May
Gall
Wen
Rapman
Chas. McEachron
Republican Force
Cody
Spencer's Jersey
Basin Meat Market
John Allen
Beaver Creek
O'Neill
Joe Zamora
E. G. Newton
Jim Skenk
Shell
Leon Gugenheim
A. H. Griffin
Tilton
J. B. Perrine
Otto District
Tilton’s
W. J. Booth of
Owen Johnson Drayman,bene 1Yew
Pat Sullivan
Casper
Elks Lodge
T. W. Olney
Mrs. O. Hardy
Basin Gardens
Hoover
Warren J. Jones
Carl Wilson
P. P. ‘Anderson
Book
Harry Rosenberry
Manderson I
the Basin Hospital
Tobe Boener
Family of
Gorge Chapman
al Blake
J. M
Arthur Burns
J. W. Osborn
Ethel Pickering
Mr. JJ
J. R. Bonwell
Bess Aldison
Laurel, Mont
O. Hardy
E. King
Sheridan Post
Sheridan Elks
Supreme Court
Fred Blume
New Lodge of Elks
M. H. Smith
Ernest Shoemaker
J. A. Berry
J.S. Atherley
D. L. Carr
M. B. Rhodes
Tanlac
Greybull Exchange
C. C. Scharfenberg
Iowa
Wise Bros
Wyo
Yellowstone Motor CO
Basin
Wild Bear Garage Company
PHONE
Worland, Wyo
Yellowstone Automotive CO
Greybull, Wyo
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