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Cumberland Islander

Location

Cumberland, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Sep 11, 1920

Page

6

House in St Die Named Birthplace of America

Dr. John H. Finley suggests printers buy and preserve the Vosges house at St Die where Waldseemueller published in 1507 the first map to bear the name America and the book proposing the Western Hemisphere be called American Land. The article notes Americus's disputed visits but credits the St Die house with giving America its name.

John H. Finley New York State America St. Die France Martin Waldseemueller Ilacomilus Americus American Land Panama Ojeda Vosges Harvey’s Weekly

Nobler work beyond the bar

Lieut E H Jones argues the noble calling of mediumship beyond death. He warns against profiteering from grieving widows while praising the quest to connect with the dead as a higher moral pursuit. He questions the ethics of using tragedy for gain and seeks a nobler path.

Lieut. E. H. Jones En-Dor Sir Oliver Heaven Hell

Veterans Demand Jobs Over Barmaids in Liverpool

About two thousand ex service men in Liverpool protest barmaid employment in hotels and pubs. A deputation to the Liverpool Brewers and Spirit Merchants Association warned women to yield or face action to remove them.

Liverpool Liverpool Brewers and Spirit Merchants' Association

Is the Maori race disappearing as viewed by royal visitors

A London Times correspondent accompanying the Prince of Wales questions whether the Maori race is vanishing through changing customs and intermarriage. Sir Thomas Mackenzie notes the population remains around forty to fifty thousand and highlights health gains and evolving marriage patterns among Maoris and Europeans.

London Times Prince of Wales London Observer Thomas Mackenzie New Zealand Sir Spauses Carroll North Island Sir Thomas Asia Gulf of Persia Pacific Easter Island Sandwich Islands Tahiti Samoa Rarotonga Fiji Waikato Rawi Maniapato Gilbert Mair Cameron Mair Palisade

Curious Morning Words of Uncle and Auntie

A playful exchange reveals a husband praising his wife as unique and a “jolly good job.” Snow and Freddy recount the morning compliment as a light domestic moment.

Snow Freddy

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