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02 Jan 1914
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Butler County Press in Hamilton, Ohio
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Newspaper
Butler County Press
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1914
Page
1
Lost In The Arctic Hunger Trial By Mikkelsen And Iverson
An excerpt from Captain Bjnur Mikkelsen recounts the perilous trek in Greenland where hunger drove them to search endlessly for 17 Kilometer Naesset. The pair endured cold, fatigue, and phantom sightings as they pressed on to find food tins and fuel that would end their life threatening ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic
Bjnur
Mikkelsen
Greenland
Nacasset
Copenhagen
Denmark
Naesset
Iversen
Battles in Poetry Among Tuscany Peasants and Town Folk
In Tuscany bare winter evenings around village fires peasants and neighbors improvise poetry and stories. A local doctor duel of lines soon draws a crowd as a colleague prods with verse and a wager fuels a three hour poetic contest. The tale notes peasants’ quick measure and respect for poetic form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscany
Richard Bagot
Doctor No. 2
Doctor No, 1
The Oyster and Its Ancient Honor in World Literature
The oyster is praised as a very ancient and honorable institution cited by poets and sages across ages. From Juvenal to Hadrian, its charms are celebrated as cosmopolitan and widespread, long before the American shores were known. The passage notes the oyster’s enduring appeal and global presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juvenal
Trojan
Hadrian
Genoa
America
New York
Famous Slovens: Turner Johnson and Others Shut Fashion Rules
Pearson's Weekly recalls Turner the landscape painter, Dr. Johnson, Carlyle, Tennyson, Fitzgerald and others as slovenly or grotesque in attire. The piece notes their unkempt clothes, wrinkled wigs, and odd habits, framing sartorial care as inconsistent with genius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentlle Tay
Turner
Royal
Johnson
Thomas Carlyle
Chelseaway
bin Que
Tennyson
Edward Fitzgerald
Omar Khayyam
Pearson's Weekly
Completion of street lighting in Uskub by conquerors
In Uskub Macedonia after the Balkan war began the Servian army completed an electric street lighting system that was nearly finished before capture. The occupation turned to an unusual task as the invaders finished and put the network into working order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uskub
Macedonia
Home of Dore Inspired by Musical Rue
A brief note recalls Gustave Dore who bought a Paris outskirts villa and marked its entrance with a musical rebus Do mi at la do re meaning Domicile Dore or Home of Dore. The excerpt also cites quips about names from literary figures and a reflection on chimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dore
Gustave Dore
Paris
Boost the Union Meetings for Growth and Support
The piece urges every union member to attend meetings, arguing absence dulls personal growth and the movement’s momentum. It stresses the educational benefits of participation and the morale boost from shared presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bis
A Place of Honor and the Rise of Trade Unions
Historians may note a new chapter on trade unions rising to a place of honor and efficiency. The piece credits unions with advancing labor, promoting peace between workers and employers, and improving industrial and social welfare despite obstacles. It also cites a federal grand jury report criticizing mine operators and camp marshals for biased enforcement and assaults on miners, causing widespread fear to voice grievances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiistorians
Federal Grand Jury
Colorado
Printers New President James Duncan of International Typographical Union
James M. Duncan of New York City elected president of the International Typographical Union after serving as vice president since May 1912. He previously worked as a proofreader for the New York Herald and led Local Union No. 6, with prior work in Philadelphia Pottsville Chicago and other cities. He has served two terms as president of Local 6 and participated in major union committees and conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Duncan
New York City
International Typographical Union
J. M. Lynch
New York
International Union
Duncan
New York Herald
Philadelphia
Pottsville
Chicago
No. 6
fHe
Typographical Union
Singing to a Phonograph and Dueling Prime Ministers
A column notes the demanding process singers endure to record for phonograph wax, detailing the specialized instruments, careful precision, and repeated takes. It also cites historical British premiers who dueled, recalling the decline of dueling and a quip about Premier Peel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Caruso
Melita
Farrar
Amato
Bost
Martine
Mil Mons
Indianapolis
John Wilson Croker
Pulteney
Lord Bath
Shelburne
Pitt
For
Canting
Duke of Wellington
Peel
Castlereagh
House of Lords
London Standard
A Miscellany of 1800 Celebrities and Curious Odds
A historical note argues 1800 produced many notable figures including Abraham Lincoln Edgar Allan Poe Oliver Wendell Holmes Charles Darwin and Mendelssohn. The piece also mocks local letters about village water in ditches and includes ad hoc fragments on doctors sharpening tools and travel anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenlus
Abraham Lincoln
Edgar Allan Poe
Oliver Wendell Holmes
William Ewart Gindatone
Charles Darwin
Lord Houghton
Alfred Tengysen
Edward Fitegerald
Professor Blackie
Maury Cowden Clarke
Felix Mendelssohn
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