Charm of Redding Draws Literary Lights to Town
Sept 21 Special to Telegram describes Redding as a literary hub drawing poets, dramatists, and novelists. Notables linked to the town include Mark Twain’s arrival sparking a local colony, with figures such as Richard Watson Gilder and Jeannette Steward Gilder contributing as editors and writers. The piece chronicles the intrepid writers and their works connected to Redding and nearby regions, highlighting the town’s artistic aura and cultural listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kredding
Mark Twain
Mark ‘Twain
Joel Barlow
Mech
Pefors
Thera
Richard Watson Glider
Newark Register
Scripner
The
Century
Gilder
Slece
Thg Gilder
Redding
Younteer
Joseph Hh Ader Yphrid
Magnumes
Stinson
Mace
Toby Ward
Eois Desa
Paris
Pecime
Tprincetna
Ar. Schonis
Metropolitan Museum
New York
Artist-at- Usan Institute of
Himn
Ars
Scla
Yale
Untitled local notices jumble from Redding area events
Fragmentary OCR text describes attendees Aaron Sanford Oscar Hawley at a Springfield event, possible references to a Friday gathering, a pastor or church, and a tentative schedule with plans altered or postponed. Names and places appear garbled, details unclear.
Science Will Find Natural Explanation for Spirit Phenomena
Sir Oliver Lodge argues that mind to mind communication via electrical and wave phenomena will be explained by science. He describes telepathy as a real force, discusses brain waves, ether, and magnetic transmissions, and asserts that spiritual and physical laws will unify as research progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
Oliver Ledge
Mnest Hrenareke
New York World
Lee Ehnog
Sanftiusten
Mather
Syener
Amovina
Africa
Baslier
Giaie
Wrennovike
Hla
Oliver
Jenminnd
Methal
Atenas
Costin
Sir Oliver
Livia
Nersona
Bala
Aisa
Arah
Piter
Lelig
Mater Nous
Ninkeer
Rene
Owilnusak
Zero
Wrao
Natira
Einstein
Spa
Early Weather Forecasting Roots Across Nations
The piece traces 17th and 18th century meteorology efforts led by Jesuit priests and European societies. It notes the 1654 to 1664 activities under Charles Fitzburgh Talman, Grand Duke Ferdinand II, and later the Palatinate Meteorological Society in Mansheim 1780. Observers spread from Germany to Russia, the Americas, and beyond, using uniform instruments and sharing data to create early weather maps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fitzburgh Talman
Ferdinand II
Tim Cany
Jesuit Priesta
Tuscany
Sven
Palatinate
Mansheim
Germany
Unia Society
Vis
Austria
Hungary
Switzerland
Iraty
France
Belgium
Holland
Russia
Scandinavia
Greenland
North America
Bradford
Cambridge Mass
Inauv
Java
Labrador
Iceland
Society
Right or Wrong Dialect Shaped by Modern Thought
Fragmentary OCR text shows a debate on correct speech and thinking. It hints at evaluating someone’s dialogue and its impact on modern attitudes, mentioning bats and misreadings. The readable portion lacks clear names, dates, or places to anchor specifics.
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Who’s Who
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Ida ‘Carden
Kaya
Abraham Lincoln
Abraham Lincass
Lincoln
Abbott
Chicaga
Wigelow
Bevieg Arto
Deepa
Pointyr
Na- Polron
Madimie Redund
Henrys
Turaés Werman
Colllera Hya Heen
Estenave Trayveder
Travel Topkis
Peel Crothers
Font Grethers
bYhu
Mlax Cromara
Henry Albert Philenx
Philips
Phillipa Faw
Marion Chapman
Pleasant Valley
Pinny
Booth Tarkington
Stort- Mery
Seenaelst
Colley
Dora
Goodsie
Rvéding
Shioe
Mle Goodale Nayheen
Wy Nettley
Kate Sutit
Newtown
Harhaard
Arehone Tuard
Carnel
Boaru
Soja
Che Sunein
Thea Cornet
Philo Hotsturd
Alii
Aid
Bemay
Parmaont
Chey
Charen Bon
Riva
Dsorden
Gordon Uxle
Pork Nijatle
Wewiaywit
Goed
Raat
Gale
Geie Han
Mies
Mia
Geedon Gale
Gordon
Whitefield
Henry James Forman
Meeker Hill
Long Island Sound
Rachel Crothers
Miss Crothers
Mary the Third
Twin Oaks
Ida Tarbel
Easton
Wayte Angle
Henry Albert Phillips
Henry Forman
Gardena
Furmunn Wan
Tinny Geo Pinnagtog
Coallior’s
Tristram Tupper
Mr. Tupper
James Henry Formay
Albert Bigelow Paine
Markland
Waaulellenine
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