Sulphur Among The Oldest Known Elements
The text notes sulfur as one of the oldest elements and mentions ancient Assyrian alchemists who regarded it as a principal substance in early chemical thought.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1920
Page
13
Brimstone Described as Burning Stone in Historical Account
The fragment states a Bastion is seen as highly flammable and is described as brimstone, meaning burning stone, reflecting a historical fire-related term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brimstone
Republicans Clash Over League of Nations Reservation
The Senate flashpointed over Article 10 and the Walsh reservation as Republicans split with the administration. Key votes shifted with Democrats backing changes, while Lodge warned against further concessions. The Shantung clause was readopted amid party maneuvering and mixed cross-party support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Montana
Senate
Lodge
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Wiis
Kellogg
Minnesota
Wilson
White House
Shantung Reservation
Japan
China
Open Break in Symphony Dispute Sparks Player Strike
The dispute at the symphony led to a strike after friction between conductor Monteux and Mr Fradkin over dressing rooms. The players demanded an apology to Fradkin as members of the seven person players committee and union officials pressured for resolution. A concertmaster accompanied a committee member to Fradkin's home to verify details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Fradkin
Monteux
Committee of Seven
Union Players’ Committee of Seven
Players’ Committee
Conductor Monteux
Governor Warns Labor In Public Address
The governor urges a businesslike approach to labor groups and warns of dangers when organizations are misused. He cites Italy and France as stress moments while praising labor’s aggregate value and patriotism alongside a call for responsible leadership. Williams College Professor James B. Pratt discusses postwar student reform and alumni attendance at Ambert’s banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Italy
France
James B. Pratt
Garfield
Williams College
Berkshires
Ambert
James D. Colt
Frederick Geller
MacGregor Jenking
Damon FE. Hall
R. Henry Williams Dwight
Charles M. Davenport
Lewis Perry
James J. Bacon
Henry Lefavour
Tracey A. Rudd
C. W. Johnson
Irvin McD. Garfield
William R. Campbell
Bliss Perry
Bentley W. Warren
MacGregor Jenkins
I. Kent Swift
Raisa Sings Aida in Boston Opera House Triumph
Miss Raisa’s Aida for the Chicago Opera Association at the Boston Opera House earns high praise for dramatic force and vocal range. Dolci and Rimini receive mixed notices while Van Gordon gains authority as Amneris. Debussy Pelleas et Melisande set for tonight as several artists draw enthusiastic applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Opera Association
Boston Opera House
Miss Raisa
Aida
Boston
Amneris
Radames
Ammeris
Miss van Gordon
Mr. Dolci
Enzo
Rimini
Amonasro
Cotteuil
Birthday of Irish Patriot Emmet Observed in Boston
Irishmen in Boston and worldwide marked the 142nd anniversary of Robert Emmet's birth with Emmet services at the Deacon Building and mass meetings in Roxbury and Jamaica Plain. Speakers recounted Emmet's 1803 uprising, his capture, and his vow as Ireland eyes freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Robert Emmet
Deacon Building
Washington Street
Roxbury
Jamaica Plain
Dublin
Emmet
Finmet
Wicklow
Sarah Curran
America
Iimmet
Ireland
The World’s Diamond Supply Box Size Fact
The article notes that since ancient times 29 tons of diamonds have been mined. After cutting and polishing their weight reduces significantly. A box three feet high six feet wide and eight feet long would hold the refined stones.
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Mallory
Mallory Hat Company, Inc
Fifth Ave
New York
Danbury, Conn
Griffin
Mallory Cravenetted
GEO. L. Griffin & Son Inc
Washington St. Opp. Bromfield
League of Nations
United States
Germany
Congress of the United States
Congress
Senator Lodge
Cummins
Iowa
Hale
Maine
Edge
New Jersey
Keyes
New Hampshire
McNary
Oregon
New
Indiana
Townsend
Michigan
Tweed-O-Wool
Tremont Street
Park Street
MISS
Raisa
Chicago
Love
Franklin Square House
George L. Perin
East Newton St
Blackstone
Hanover
Massachusetts
Squire
Fresh Meat Department
E.T. Slattery
Boston Common
Women’s Practical Union
Fine Athletic Union Suits
Hiffel Maid Union
Batiste
My Hs
Slattery CO
Uricsol Chemical Company
Boston, Mass
Cornhill
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