Monuments for science heroes urged by many
A rich blend of early 1900s notes recalls doctors Lazear and Reed tied to yellow fever and a call for monuments in schools. It also mentions Dr. Cook aiming for the North Pole, debates on London's St Pauls repairs, warnings to bacon firms, a DIY kidney remedy claim, and various brief anecdotes from newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hever
Tater
Thes Sreeerty Imells ‘Reed
Bigte
Harvard
Lazear
de. Carrol
Maj. Reed
United States
Frederick A. Cook
Brooklyn
Peary
Pointe
Cook
North Pole
Polar
London
Paul's
Teren
Kent
Bright
Scranton
New York
Boton
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Belfast
North
London Standard
Lacked Courage and a Dramatized Tragic Tale
A man named Mike Maloney faces financial ruin as his invalid wife weakens. After doctors push a warmer climate, he cannot bear further costs. In a final grim moment, he gives the physician an axe and asks him to end the suffering, a brutal scene narrated in a Frank Harris era magazine style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterfield
Boston
Earl of Dunmore
Lord Dunmore
Nan
Bescon Street
George
New Orleans
Mike Maloney
Mike
Doc
Allway
Philadelphis
Aince
Idahman
Dennis
Malachi
Dresatva
Toran
Malaahi
Harpers Magasin
Wycollar Hall
Colne
Bulington
Wroollar
Wreollar Hall
Orse
Sibe
Education totals and trends across the United States and territories
The report details national education by level, shows enrollment near 19 million with most in public schools, and notes rising per pupil costs, growing school year length, and expanding endowment funds. It also outlines Puerto Rico and the Philippines as examples of American schooling efforts abroad, including language of instruction and enrollment figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Porto Rico
Philipines
Commissioner of Education
Ntional
Camely
Atl
Yale
Michigan
Ceversl
Colleges
Liberal Area
Technology
Ith
Harvard
Columbia
Philippines
University of Santo Tomas
Manila
Bureau of Education
Treasure found in Belgian village nest discovery
A singular case from Cot Saint Omer Capalie reports villagers climbing a willow tree to raid a bird’s nest high in a leather bed trunk. In the nest they uncovered bright yellow counters and pieces of paper, suggesting a cache of treasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Omer Capalie
Leustain
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Zealand
Dru
Scotland
England
Keswick
Swanage
Frank B. Brandagee
Roplicant
Kansas City Star
York State
Washington
Dot
Harper's
Ois
Chevy Chase
Harper's Weekly
Elihu Vedder
Rome
Capri
Eithu Vedder
Alma Tadema
Tadema
Vedder
Sunda Islands
Elon Strop
Red Ata
Wainchester
Winchester
Seies
Fou
Ito
Nant
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