Pains Vienna Forlorn City Plea From Hungry Masses
New York reporter Niccol Schatenstein describes Vienna’s famine conditions as workers spend vast earnings on meager living costs while children suffer. He voices misery from lack of coal, fuel and basic goods, noting hospitals strained and stores delaying sales until coal and factories resume. He cites hunger riots, police violence, and a call for aid to the starving Viennese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
America
Austria
Viet
Pole Ft
Pup Delays Tube Train In New York Subways
New York bound express fumed as a brown and white terrier ran between the rules causing repeated jerky stops near Times Square. A Relf committee sought an explanation from the motorman who warned the pup could not outrun the train to One Hundred and Twenty-Eighth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Seventh Avenue
Relf
Times Square
Twenty-eighth Street
Pilgbed
Dog Seeks Aid for Dying Owner in Calamitous Night
Pedigreed dog Doughboy owned by Tom Stevens of Stevens Praye & Sterling tried to summon help after Mrs. FF Endly died in her home at San Pego. The dog exhibited restlessness while guarding the scene until neighbors arrived and found Mrs. Endly dead, heart failure most likely, with the dog left in Mira Endly’s care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Stevens
Bend Gromo
Stevens Praye & Sterling
Stevens
FF Endly
San Pego
Mira Endly
Mr Endly
Andy
Mero Jondis
Scots spurn Sunday work on Leverhulme project
Lord Leverhulme faced religious prejudice and a Sunday labor ban among Outer Hebrides Scots as his Lewis Island venture to develop a vast fishing port clashed with strict Presbyterian observance. Common Sense notes he is a man of big and new ideas while islanders hold old, intense beliefs, predicting an inevitable collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Loard Leverhulme
Hebrides
Storne
Island of
Lewis
Lord Leverhulme
Populafon
First German Prisoner Captured by American Troops
Washington reports that Adam Blazikowski and John Cochanski of Ironwood captured the first German prisoner by American forces. The capture occurred October 27 28 1917 near Bures Meurthe and Moelle. The prisoner was a company mail carrier wounded and taken to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Adam Blazikowski
John Cochanski
Ironwood
James
Michigan
Harris
Eighteenth Infantry
Bures
Meurthe
Moaelle
Oldest Dog Registered in Sandusky County
The county’s oldest dog was registered here for taxation. It just celebrated its nineteenth birthday and is owned by J. M. Andress of Vermilion. In the color field of the registration, Andress noted the dog was black but now appears gray due to gray hairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky. O
J. M . Andress
Vermilion
Andress
Water on the Knee Jests and a Monday Morning Gaffe
A waggish husband jokes his wife imagination by recounting a transatlantic steamer passenger presumed drowned but sprained an ankle. A separate anecdote recalls a friend entering a home unannounced on a Monday, prompting awkward embarrassment and altered behavior thereafter.
Rainfall Awement At Global Scale Remarked In Quirk
A passerby and his wife joke about attending horse races while a noted scientist cites a calculated mean annual rainfall of about 86 inches for Earth's surface. The exchange blends light personal nerves with a surprising scientific figure.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Doan
Dooan
Illinois
Halbert
Barber Shop
Bor Doan
Milburn CO
Buffalo
Garfield Tea
Brooklyn
Amd
Rees General Bere
Niccol Schatenstein
Ameri
Viernna
Aston
Ted Borate
Cere Parry
Geetha
Perenne
Awell
Teddy
Medien
Virginia Farms and Homes
Frerre Cala KE Sil B . Tl
ATO AL Og RK BB
Chaplin &C., Inc
Kiehimood, Va
Bernlan
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
White House
Pup
Whinea
Mistress
Stevertin
Lseless
Lincoln
Thomas McGlynon
Abraham Lincoln
John Drinkwater
Mr. Hire
Ar Vaay
Ares Ei
Coregayj
Cerega Laboratory
Cleveland
Eatoni
Eatonic
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!