Matrimonial tangle for Dan Hanna families grows more complex
The Hanna family of Cleveland and New York spans three marriages of Dan Hanna to May Harrington Daisy Gordon and Marie Stuart. Each wife produced children by prior spouses, creating a web of half and step children including Stallo and Pelton offspring and Hanna’s own sons and daughters. The article traces the tangled kinship and poses several unresolved relations among the various children.
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Dan Hanna
May Harrington
Edmund K. Stalle
Walter de S. Maud
Daisy Gordon
Hanna
Frank D. Pelton
Frank E. Skelly
Marie Stuart
Skelly
Stallo Girls
Pelton
Stallo
Stallos
Peltons
EW York
New York
Dan R. Hanna
Mark Hanna
Ohio
Dan Hannua
Cleveland
Mark
Carl
Dan
Captain Maud
Maud
W. J. Gordon
Akron
England
Elizabeth
Hanna No. 1
Waldorf-Astoria
Dan Hanna No.2
Franklin D. Pelton
Lucy Carter
Dan Hanna No
Ravenna
Elizabeth Skelly
de Wolf Hopper
Nat Goodwin
Statles
Rose Room
Advise From William A Radford On Building Small Homes
The column invites readers to send inquiries to William A. Radford at 78 West Jackson Boulevard Chicago asking questions on building topics. It extols small house design advancement noting improvements in five and six room plans and urges practical, cozy layouts over cramped older cottages.
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William
A. Radford
William A. Radford
West Jackson Boulevard
Chicago
Five Room Cottage Dreams And Modern Conveniences
A portrait of the ideal small home for young women contrasts a cozy five room cottage with larger houses. It praises a living room with pearl decor, a morris chair, bookshelves, ample storage, and practical layouts for daily life. It argues such designs offer comfort, social ease, and future prosperity.
Peruna Credited By Former Sheriff And Texas Farmer
A former Warren County Tennessee sheriff, writing from Mc Minnville, says four doctors failed to help his throat trouble before Peruna cured him. Another Texas farmer, Gustav Himmelreich of Hochheim, credits Peruna with ending eight months of asthma and enabling him to work again after taking six bottles along with Lacupia and Manalia.
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Gustav Himmelreich
Hochheim
Texas
Manalia
Airship style trolley car tested in Burden Cal experiment
A new suspended trolley car powered by a propeller like an airship is being tested in Burden California. The 50 foot steel and aluminum car carries 50 passengers on a quarter mile overhead track and is driven by a 26 horsepower gas engine. It uses two rear propeller blades and a front propeller to double motive power and avoid stoppage.
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Burdan
Cal
Beavers Could Be Moved To Other National Parks
Tourists in Yellowstone National Park have shown high interest in the beavers that inhabit park streams. The Interior Department weighs advisability of establishing beaver colonies in other national parks. Beavers helped explore the Rocky Mountain region as trappers sought them first. Zigzag dams built by these busy animals are common sights in the park and the beaver is seen as well suited to Platte, Yosemite and Mount Rainier parks.
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Yellowstone National Park
Department of the Interior
Rocky Mountain
Platte
Yosemite
Mount Rainier Nationa Parks
German Officer to Drill Turks In Turkish Service
The Vienna Neue Presse reports General Colmar von der Goltza will retire on a full pension with the emperor’s approbation to join the Turkish military service. He reorganized the Ottoman forces for Abdul Hamid II from 1883 to 1895 and was made a marshal after the Graeco Turkish War, signaling European policy shifts in the Near East.
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Vienna Neue Presse
Colmar von der Goltza
Abdul Hamid II
Near East
First Balloon Flights Mark Pioneering Era of Flight
The 1783 ballooning milestones include Montgolfier sending a sheep a duck and a cock aloft then Rozier with the captive balloon. On November 21 1783 Rozier and d Arlandes made the first free balloon ascent in a hot air craft with a brazier burning below.
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Joseph Montgolfier
M. Francois Pilatre de Rozier
Marquis d’Arlandes
Ancient Phoenician and Roman dentistry showcased by relics
The article traces early dental art from Phoenician bridgework in a Sidon tomb now in the Louvre, to Etruscan and Roman practices. It notes riveted metal bridgework from Tarquinii, mentions Martial’s satirical verses on artificial teeth, and highlights Romans’ careful dental care.
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Sidon
Louvre
Paris
Museum of
Corneto
Tarquinii
Christ
Rome
Martial
Old Grouch and Cholly Trade Humorous Fight Boasts
In a playful exchange, Old Grouch recalls a scuffle with Clarence who claims the victory while Cholly downplays it. He admits Clarence rumpled his cravat and wilted his collar, preserving the lighthearted tone of the punchline.
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Clarence
Cholly
Interruption. Young America's Reply at the Punch Line
The piece notes a joke about Shylock seeking a pound of flesh with a quip about rising meat prices. It reflects a comic exchange on classic material and contemporary humor in a periodical.
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Young America
Shylock
It is apt to make a widow indignant at a first kiss
A reader notes that a young widow may feel indignant when a man pretends to force a kiss on first approach. The statement reflects social expectations about respect and propriety in courtship.
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Mamma
Careless Grocer Brings Blessing Through Mistaken Package
A Michigan grocer misdelivers a package leading a stomach troubled, nervous, near-insane customer to try Grape-Nuts. The food heals digestion, eases nerves, and renews appetite, plumpness, and optimism for the family, including the husband whose heartburn fades. The ad cites Postum Co. and a Road to Wellville booklet.
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Michigan
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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