Billy Whiskers Adventure Seeks Seaport Shipboard Escape
Day and Night flee a dog and fear of Africa as they travel from a cellar to a road toward a seaport. They fall into a creek, dodge a barking hound, sneak under a fence, and reach a wharf with sailing vessels and steamers waiting to be loaded with grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gome
Allyright
Day
Africa
Night
Dasy
Seaport
Saalfield Publishing
Akron
Ohio
Literary figures and officials noted in today’s notices
The issue highlights a poet’s long career and publications since 1893, the tenth anniversary of Toledo Diocese, and profiles Gen. Horace Porter at age 83. It also lists the New York Republican State Committee meeting, Texas Chamber of Commerce annual convention topics, Iowa gpite bank case hearing in Des Moines, and a Spokane tourism fair. It inventories today’s sports calendar across racing, boating, golf, bowling, boxing with notable matchups and venues.
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New York
Grand -Pre
Toledo
Ohio
Horace ‘Porter
Republican State Committee of
Texas
Texas Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Tam- Many organization picks new leader in New York
The group in New York City selects Richard Crokery as leader. Born at Berlin Germany on February 23, 1787.
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H Fren
Erin
Ated Rat Ray, N
Berlin
Gonn
Richard ‘Crokery
New York City
France Sets Hard Line Over German Treaty Violations
The article argues Germany is openly flouting the Versailles terms, with France expending effort to deter renewed conflict. It cites German troop movements, delayed treaty obligations, and anti allied sentiment while noting American indifference and British preoccupations. France insists on a strong response to ensure security and curb German aggression.
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Germany
America
Atlantic
Ruhr
Frankfort
Rhineland
Paris
Rdlying
Furker
French
France
England
Italy
Ingland
Fame by Fiat Hits New York Hall of Fame Again
A debate over New York City s Hall of Fame resumes as unfamiliar names join the roster while Edgar Allan Poe s repeated rejections prompt questions of merit and motive. Critics ask whether virtue or fame drives the selections and whether judges honor friends more than public achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edgar Allen Poe
Poe
Hall of Fame
Frederick Douglass
Henry Bergh
John Clarke
Titus M. Coan
J. M. Carnochan
William Shippen, Jr
Protestant church membership shows 1919 decline in U S
Statistics by Dr. H J Carroll report the smallest annual increase in Protestant church membership in 30 years with 56 000 new adherents in 1919 down from 771 947 average. War disruption and debt rise cited as factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
H. J. Carroll
Christian Herald
Methodist Episcopal
Presbyteria
U. S. A. Northern
Disciples of Christ
1Thodist Episcopal
South
Northern Baptist Condition
National Baptist Convention
Presbyterian
U.S. A. Southern
United Presbyterian
Ørland Presbyterian
Wess
Dear Mrs Thompson Advice Column Highlights
A reader asks if a teen should work or stay in school. Mrs Thompson cautions against factory work, urges staying home until eighteen, and stresses family duties and self-improvement. Other letters advise handling loneliness, how to respond to a missing beau, and preserving reputation after a party misstep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellows
Mabel F
Mrs. Thompson
Miss GC
Bliss Carman Passes Sixtieth Birthday in New York Region
Canadian poet journalist Bliss Carman, aged sixty, marks his birthday today while resting in the Saranac Lake area of New York for health reasons. Born April 15 1864 in Fredericton New Brunswick he studied at Collegiate Institute University of New Brunswick Harvard and the University of Edinburgh before pursuing law.
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Canada
Bliss Carman
Saranac Lake
New York
Carman
Tredericton
B. C
Collegiate Institute
University of New Brunswick
Notable 18th Century Figures and Civil War Milestones
A fragmented chronology lists events and lives: Marquise de Pompadour died in Versailles. Captain Thomas Drummond born in Edinburgh. Henry James born in New York and died in London. 1861 Bridgeport women formed a Civil War relief society. 1865 Andrew Johnson became U S President after Lincoln's death. U S Senate ratified a Naturalization Treaty with Great Britain. Emma Willard noted as famous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Johmson
United States
Abraham Lincoln
United States Senate
Great Britain
Emma’ Willard
One Year Ago Today AGAO Report On India Outbreaks
London dispatch notes a serious outbreak report from India. In New England telephone service is tied up by a strike of 26 000 women operators.
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India
London
New England
Birth anniversaries of notable figures listed
Today marks anniversaries for General Horace Porter born in 1838 in See rPa and died a soldier diplomat and author. Bliss Garman poet and author born in Fredericton BC in 1739. R Livingston Beeckman former Rhode Island governor born in New York City in 1789. James V Jeffries former heavyweight champion born in Carroll Ohio in 1875.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Porter
See rPa
Bliss Garman
Hredericton
B. C
R. “Livingston i Beeckman
Sgovernor
Rhode Iisland
New York
Carroll
Ohio
Classical Greece aesthetics and ageing prediction
The article asserts Greek girls are naturally pretty but start heavy makeup early. It claims cheeks redden, brows and lashes darken, veins blue, leading to withered looks by age forty. It concludes ugliness is most visible under the Classic land’s blue skies.
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Billy Whiskers
Frances Trego Montgomery
Araonte
International Power Boat Association
Seattle
Pinehurst
N. C
Grand Rapids
San Francisco
Jack Britton
Walter Laurette
Bridgeport
al Reich
Homer Smith
Dayton
Pinkey ‘Mitchelle
Frankie Schoell
Milwaukee
Harry Greb
Hugh Walker
San ‘Francisco
Orient
Uncle Sam
Salmon River District
Alaska
Heart and Rome Problems
Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Te. Spock Growers National Bank
Agao
Hart Schaffner & Murs
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Shepherd & Klet
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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