Ballor Poets Waste and Rural Studies in France
A fragmented historical collage notes a call for a sailor poet and marine engineer poet as a virgin field for expression. It mentions rural French schooling, a cooperative soup routine, and butterfly collection in Japan. Also advertised are Herbie constipation remedy, Cooper Electric shop in Maupin block, and Nickel Plate railway low fare tickets to Buffalo via John Y. Calahan with Pan-American materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballor
Nickel Plate Road
Buffalo
John Y. Calahan
Adams Street
Chi
Phone Central
Sacred Buildings Spared in Greek Roman Campaigns
The Greeks and Romans spared temples during wars though Jerusalem fell to Titus. He tried to stop the temple’s destruction but the fire started despite his orders and the efforts of Romans and Jews to extinguish it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Titus
French Explorer Reports Deep Natural Well in Hautes Alpes
E A Martel, noted French cavern explorer, claims discovery of a natural well in Hautes Alpes department. He has sounded to about 1027 feet without reaching the bottom, noting the depth surpasses all known wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Martel
Department of
Hautes Alpes
Young Scientist to Lead Arctic Expedition from Princeton
Charles H. Murray, head of the scientific department at Shadyside academy Texas, aged 29, will represent Princeton University this year on an Arctic expedition. He joins a twenty member team of scientists from leading U S universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murrayee
Charles H. Murray
Shadyside Academy
Texas
Princeton University
London Lad Solves Riddle Of “Tindummies”
A London lad misnamed the earth and sea as “tindummies” when asked what the Lord had made. The examiner, after long effort, deciphered the riddle, revealing that “tindummies” stands for “all that is in them.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genee
London
Rival of Theresa Dies in Montéux Birthplace
Mme Bordas once a leading Paris music hall rival to Theresa during the second empire and after its fall died in her hometown Montéux in southern Vaucluse, where she was born sixty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa
Mme. Bordas
Paris
Monteux
Vaucluse
Golfer Uses Ancient Driver With Historic Roots
Alexander Campbell a Brookline Mass professional golfer keeps a driver over 200 years old once owned by the Earl of Eglinton. The note appears in Indiana Farmer commentary highlighting quirky historic sports gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Campbell
Country Club
Brookline
Mass
Earl of Eglinton
Mittens in Fish Business
The value of the fish landed in Great Britain and Ireland last year was fully £9,500,000, compared with under £7,000,000 in 1893. In the United States Navy 52 percent of petty officers and 42 percent of seamen are foreign born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittens
Great Britain and Ireland
United States Navy
The American Woman and the Rise of Feminine Influence
Professor Munsterbers argues in the International Monthly that women increasingly shape public life and culture. He cites theater attendance, art exhibitions, and lectures showing female predominance, predicting a trend that could erode masculine influence and effeminize higher culture in society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les
America
Munsterbers
International Monthly
Boston
New York
Chicago
Yellow Press
Indians In United States Population and Ration Data
The census notes 268060 Indians in the United States with 45250 drawing rations regularly and 12600 provided for at times when unable or unwilling to work. Many are elderly and abandoned by kin. A study of over 40000 ears in England and France shows ears keep growing into old age, seemingly until death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
England
France
Malace KRasias Malaga Raisins See Production Rise
The Malaga raisin industry, once reduced by phylloxera, is increasing again. Current projections indicate a strong crop, averaging about one million two hundred bores, signaling recovery and growth in the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaga
Weighty Sleep Lessons From Wellington and Napoleons Era
The piece notes Wellington and other leaders as strong sleepers. It recounts long rides and rest periods to test endurance and suggests rest aids effective for leaders bearing heavy workloads. It cites Goldwin Smith and anecdotes from Salamanca and the Waterloo era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed
Wellington
Sir Herbert Maxwell Telsus
Goldwin Smith
Atlantic
Freneda
Ciudad Rodrigo
Napoleon
Pitt
Brougham
Mr. Gladstone
Salamanca
Fitz Roy
Waterloo
Lazy Men Find Paradise in Azores Says Henry Sandham
Boston artist Henry Sandham writes from the Azores praising the island as a haven of hospitality with late meals and daily church attendance. He notes warm weather, tropical gardens, and seafood served to guests at a cost of 90 cents a day, describing a life fit for a duke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sandham
Boston
Azores
Boston Transcript
Send the Record to Your Friends in the East
A concise notice urges readers to forward the record to contacts in eastern regions. The item emphasizes broad dissemination and timely sharing for wider awareness.
Class Persists in University Exercise After News
Upon learning Adelbert Hay's melancholy fate the class decided to abandon an elaborate programme tied to university exercises. Secretary Hay urged continuation and his son’s wishes, resulting in the plan going forward with only minor changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelbert Hay
Hay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Higgins
Eclipse
Wee
River Street
Watt
Brent—Furniebed
Green
Guy Hardy
Main Street
Care Lord & Thomas
Bee A. Branbery
Dor Sala
Mark Richardson
Brookside
Colo
Rosario Caturpino
H. Atwater
Canon
Sers
Kasey
Akbing Baos
SW Nowe
JANOS
yuPee
Main St A
St. Cloud
Frenty Bank
Ely
River Bt
Tom Pennington
R and Janes Wright
Mave
Anen, McNelly
Bert Slackburn
Glade
Main St
Tel
W. H. Peabody & Co
Gall Bell
Bert Berc & CO
C.unty
Speaking
Fremont County
Bert Berg & CO
Canon City
Laneheor
Co-Operative Association
Japan
Hunter Palmer
Cooper Electric Company
Maupin Block
Telephone Red
Buffalo Pan-American
Argentine Republic
Mfn
J. E. Preston
Seventeenth Street
Denver
Colorado
Tron
Sesuli Raunt
C. A. Keables & CO
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!