Esperanto as a universal language and Christian aims
The article traces Esperanto from its creator Dr. Zamenhof to its adoption by Christian Endeavor groups in America. It notes its use in Europe for business and tourism, mentions organizations and publications, and highlights international congresses and efforts toward world peace and brotherhood through a common tongue.
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Poland
Dr. Lloyd
University of Liverpool
Europe
Brazil
United States
United States Bureau of Standards
Samenbof
America
L. E. Catlin
Crozer Theological Seminary
Christian Endeavor
Helen Keller
Holland
England
Switzerland
Bohemia
Hungary
Nebraska
Siberia
Russia
Norway
Germany
Christian Conference
Antwerp
City
Nebraska Christian Endeavor Union
Zamenhof
Jesus of Nazareth
Kingdom of Heaven
Ancient Chimneys in Pompeii and Herculaneum Traced
Excavations reveal no early chimneys in Pompeii or Herculaneum. First mentions appear in 1347 Venetian inscriptions about demolished chimneys. Finds in Dorset England show ancient lake bed remains with oak posts and animal bones, suggesting prehistoric habitation clues.
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Pompeii
Herculaneum
Gillingham
Dorset
England
Old Town Site Excavated Reveals Lake Village Remains
An archaeological excavation uncovers a remarkably interesting site believed to be a lake village settlement. The discovery suggests a very ancient community with artifacts indicating daily life near the lake shore. Researchers plan extended digs to map structures and recover more relics.
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Old Town
Bes
His Son's Progress Report Sparks Tense Exchange
A Washington Evening Star item depicts a tense exchange where a parent asks about his son’s class attendance. The reply notes the boy’s attitude to the “pede” is more than familiar and deemed impertinent.
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Washington Evening Star
Going Up. Knicker-the packers buy beef of the hoof.
Bocker- And the rest of us buy ber.
Freak Rats Bred by Convict Trusty at Penitentiary
The New York Herald reports convict Newton Trusty bred white rats striped brown in the penitentiary. Striped rats linked to convicts in striped uniforms, with Trusty once serving a life sentence for murder. Paroled recently, his earnings from selling the rats funded a farm purchase in his native county.
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Newton Trusty
Trusty
New York Herald
Eighty Years at Denby Grange Miner Still At Work
John Inman of Denby Grange collieries in Yorkshire remains a full time engine attendant at eighty six, starting as a five year old trapper and continuing daily six days a week. He has devoted eighty years to faithful service within the colliery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkshire
England
John Inman
Denby Grange
Inman
How Girls May Avoid Periodic Pains
Rochester mothers praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing monthly dizziness and cramps in a 13 year old daughter. A sixteen year old from Ohio reports headaches backache and irregularity relief after two bottles. The ad notes many mother letters to the Lynn Massachusetts company.
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Rochester
N. Y
Lydia
Pinkham
Richard N. Dunham
Exchange St
N.Y
Stoutsville
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cora
B. Fosnaugh
R.F.D
No. 1
Lydia Pinkham
That proves you have only one life left
Fragmentary lines voice a cat and a remark about life. The text hints at a playful or philosophical exchange noting mortality and wit. No concrete events, dates, or identifiable entities are present.
Senator Bankhead quotes on hypocrisy in Fayette address
Senator Bankhead mocks self righteous lawmakers in Fayette linking their excuses to a parson and his dominee wife. He cites a parsonage tale where the wife insists Heaven’s first law orders obedience, illustrating perceived moral doublespeak.
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Senator Bankhead
Fayette
Heaven
Law of Life in Califo Ups and money laughs in rain
Two men walk in sun drenched California when a sudden downpour hits. One laughs at meter rates for water while the other laments climate costs costing ten dollars a day. The scene contrasts humor and worry over weather and expenses.
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Califo
Growth of Corn Description Deteriorates into Ripe Husk
The text describes corn development from soft milky kernels to a harder mature stage as the corn ripens, noting the sequence in which the kernels change from a vegetable milk to a firmer mass.
Post Pasties and Toasted Bits Hit Market
A garbled description notes a snack product called Post pasties or Post pasties from a grocer, emphasizing toasted brown color and hands off handling. It claims the items are flavored and memorable, with vendors selling the product under a brand tied to memory or nostalgia.
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Brotherhood of Man
Dia Regno
Atwerp
Belgium
Selecates
Ren i
Suddinafa’ Oth
Seue
Com
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Posecums
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