Outline of History: Rise of France and Norse Waves
The text traces medieval Europe's fragmentation under the Holy Roman Empire, the Capetian rise in 987, and the mosaic of French dukedoms. It notes Saxon emperors, Pope emperor struggles, and the spread of Norse, Danish, and Russian linkages through Charlemagne's heirs and later kings, with Norse influence across England, Normandy, and Russia.
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Holy Roman Empire
France
England
Western
Europe
Germany
Charlemagne
Hugh Capet
Noremandy
Rome
Charia
Byzantium
Sicily
John XII
Otto
Alps
Italy
Henry the Fowler
Quo
the Great
Atxtla-Chapelle
John XI
Joh
Otto I
Otto II
Jesus
Russia
Armenia
Bardad
Central Asia
Islam
Spain
North
Africa
Persia
Yenmmark
North Sea
Baltic
Russian
Novgorod
Britain
Canute the Great
Denmark
Norwayia
Teeland
Ireenland
American
Canute
Rolf
Willian
Normandy
William the Conqueror
Black Sea
Woman and the Ballot and the Slow Change It Prompted
A reflection on the 19th amendment era shows women were still scarce in U S and Britain politics. The piece notes voter gains but persistent inertia in public life, contrasting optimism with long-standing habits, customs, and economic factors that resist rapid change. It argues enfranchisement did not instantly empower women to hold major offices.
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United States
Great Britain
Congress
Household Suggestions From a Skimming Page
A damaged old column offers tips such as white or egg for burns and scaly skin, packing silver in dry flour to prevent tarnish, reusing tea scraps as flavor enhancers, and rolling sausages in flour before frying to prevent breaking and improve taste.
Wolsey and His Pope Quest in Tudor England
Cardinal Wolsey sought the papacy twice and rose as England's foremost power after the king. He lived grandly with a vast retinue, dazzling wealth, and lavish furnishings while patronizing literature and contemplating science through generous use of riches.
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Shoman Wolsey
Cardinal Wolsey
England
Vindication of measures despite slow early results
The author argues that delayed material results were expected and not dangerous, defending the policy as a timely start of a protracted process. The piece rebukes overconfident forecasts and trade zeal, citing Wilds Fletcher Johnson in the North American Review.
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Trande Zele
Wilds Fletcher Johnson
North American Review
Funeral of Judge Morris Beardsley Here Wednesday
Funeral services for Judge Morris Beach Beardsley longtime city lawyer who died Friday afternoon at his home 220 Park Place will be held at 2 30 oclock Wednesday at United Congregational church Rev William H Day to conduct the services Burial will be in Mountain Grove cemetery Delegations from the Peoples Savings Bank of which judge Beardsley was president Brooklawn and Contemporary clubs and New Fagdeta society of New York will attend The honorary bearers include Willis W Lyon George M Hames Co Canfield I W Birdseye George M Baldwin Dr Henry J Blodgett and K K Gould
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Morris Beach Beardsley
Park Place
United Congregational Church
William H. Day
Mountain Grove Cemetery
People’s Savings Bank
Beardsley
Brooklawn and
Contemporary Clubs
New Fagdeta Society of New York
Woman Undismayed in Limelight Situations
Atlantic Monthly recalls a club meeting where a president’s dramatic reading drew praise through expressive gestures and applause. The writer notes women’s ease with publicity versus men, reflecting on braver types and classroom lessons about facing the audience.
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Ia J
Atlantic Monthly
Vital Flame on the Atlantic Aboard
Marcella Field faces a dangerous love triangle as Miles Holden and Warwick Treman vie for her hand while a criminal plot unfolds aboard a storm tossed liner. Deirdre warns of danger and a masked assault ends with Marcella surviving a choking attack during the night as a steward investigates and safeguards are tightened.
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Warwick Treman
Treman
Switzerland
Deirdre
Marcella
Deirde’s
Miles Holden
Deirde
Shipping Board to Continue Operations, Lasker Announces
Washington March 4 The Shipping Board will keep all lines operating as is until transfer plans are ready. Chairman Lasker says shippers and passengers have government assurance, and that service will remain adequate, prompt, and regular on government ships.
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Washington
The
Shipping Board
Lasker
Inquest Ordered After Weyanoke Mine Explosion
Bluefield W Va March 4 An inquest was directed to probe the Weyanoke Coal and Coke mine disaster at Arista Mercer County where ten miners died. Four of five entrapped were found dead. Lloyd Lipscomb survived unconscious near a pool of water after a 24 hour entombment.
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Bluefield
W. Va
R. M. Lambie
State Department of Mines
Weyanoke
Lloyd Lipscomb
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H. G. Wells
Outline OF History
Louis the Pious
Gaul
Scot
Rus Bia
Caspian
Constantinople
Rurik
Cires
Nagorod
Oleg
Kiev
ANG
Kelly Pool
AaPo Pou Rok EL
Waliardg
Wolsey
Pope
Morris Beardsley
May Christie
Marcella Field
Amerca
Marculla
Deidre
Mareelia
Holden
Joe
Jack
Mites Holden
Tye
Adamson
BY O. Jacobsson
George McManus
Wes
MR. Smatters
Archdale
Nicholas
Pac
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