Fairy queen greets returning soldiers in Honolulu party
In Honolulu a mingled scene unfolds as Mrs Marsden hosts a reunion for Mrs Frost, Mrs Garrison, and other guests. Col Stanley Armstrong arrives with news of Mrs Frost and a change in plans for a Doric voyage, while Witchie Garrison charms the crowd and Vp faces tense moments before the ship sails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSF
Col. Frost
Mixa Prime
Lamal
Frank Garrison
Mr. Prime
Manila
Mildred
Miss Lawrence
Willie Gray
Mia
Marsden
Mra
Honolulu
Frank
Witchie
Mrz
Frost
Seni
Wheela Ing
Gene
Old Camp Merritt
Stanley Armstrong
Lanai
Col. Armstrong
Sedgwick
Mrs. Garrison
Capt. Garrison
Hong Kong
Mrs. Frost
Yokohama
Amy Lawrence
Aereletee
Armatrong
Mile Lawrence
Jesst
Threck
Gov
Going to Europe in 1900 Reserve Steamship Accommodations
Advertisement from the Duluth Duluth South Shore and Atlantic Railway promoting early reservations for transatlantic travel to Europe in 1900. It touts rapid rate increases, agency representation, and an illustrated circular detailing rates from Duluth and other information, signed by T. H. Larxe, Assistant General Pass Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trans-Atlantic Lines
Duluth
Duluth, South Shore& Atlantic Railway
T. H. Larxe
Minn
Superior Dining Service on Burlington Trip
Rev. Jesse R. Zeigler of Montana, North Dakota, praised the Burlington route after a trip to Pennsylvania. He found the dining service exceptionally good and said the overall service and accommodations were superior to anything he has known in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Jesse R. Zeigler
Montango
N. D
Burlington
Pennsylvania
West
Limits of Seed Vitality in Germination Studies
Professor J A Pammel notes popular claims of ancient seeds germinating are unproven. Experiments show cereals vary in vitality over years, with wheat and barley retaining some germination, rye and corn losing power, and buried Myen grass seeds failing after long storage, from Chicago Chronicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ko Treth
J. A. Pammel
Sternberg
Prague
Europe
Corp
Chicago Chronicle
Books Narrow Escapes Virgil Aristotle and Talmud
A fragmentary account notes Virgil tried to burn the Arneld copy on deathbed, Augustus overruled executors Varro and Tucer. Aristotle’s writings survived damp and dirt after years in a cellar, while the Talmud nearly vanished under persecution and large-scale burnings, including 24 wagon loads in France in 1244.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil
Arneld
Varro
Tucor
Augustus
Aristotle
France
The Model's Hard Trial in Millais Portrait Bath
Miss Siddal endured a harsh studio scene as she lay submerged in a water bath kept at a steady temp by lamps. An outage left her in cold water until nearly benumbed, prompting her father to threaten a £50 damages action. Millais paid doctors’ bills and she recovered quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siddal
Oxford
Millais
Sir John Millan
Tommy and Sue Play Refusal Then Recall Piece
The Kansas City Independent recounts a brief domestic exchange in which Sue is asked to play a piano piece she recommended, but she protests she cannot play. Tommy nudges her memory asking for the named piece, then Tommy is sent to bed. The note captures a light domestic moment and a remembered musical request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Sue
Kansas City
Horn to Dominate
A Chicago Record remark notes Mrs. Crowder long presided over the club and, though admired, leadership remains centralized. The piece wryly observes members refrain from challenging her authority, opting to let her regulate the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horn
A Blow in Superstition and Rabbit Tale
A brief note from the Indianapolis Journal recounts a superstition rumor and a quirky remark about Timmy's rabbit that allegedly drowned in a bathtub. The piece mixes local humor with a small domestic anecdote in a newspaper style item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timmy
Indianapolia Journal
Inventory of Businesses and Facilities in Deafened Town
A historical listing details numerous local enterprises and public services including bake houses, churches, drug stores, livery stables, hardware and furniture shops, a State school for the deaf, real estate dealers, medical and legal firms, telegraph and post offices, and public utilities. The document notes a library of 1,000 volumes, a touring mill, boarding houses, inns, and a focus on water supply for fire protection and daily needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A.B. Post
Antron Storke
Expreas
M.C. A
W.R. O
Siz Big General Stores
State School For Deat
What Devils Lake Needs A Progressive Community Vision
The passage outlines Devils Lake needs a creamery modern hotel a fiber mill a broom factory more residences and business blocks plus real estate and men. It calls for extended sewerage telephone and water systems and an overall enterprising progressive community harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finx
Special Burlington Limited Cars for Ladies From Twin Cities
Advertises the Burlington Limited from St. Paul and Minneapolis to Chicago with compartments for ladies including an electric heater for curling irons. Urges buyers to secure tickets over the Burlington and to purchase machinery from Prosser Scrumgard, who promise first rate quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Limited
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago
Burlington
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D. H. Will & Co
Bismarck, N. D
Devils Lake
Prosser & Scrumgard
Fann
van Ole Fin
Dovabiy
Patterson & Stevenson
Minneapolis, Mink
Taiz
Stony Brook
Devils Cake Meat Market
T. Fox
Wright & Stevens
Buffalo
Moline
Ramsey County
Grary, M. D
Ssilberman Bros
Metropolitan National
Continental
National
Bani Fakery, CO
Union Stock Yards
Silberman Brothers
Michigan St
Ine Ee Pve
Sobaury
Wkrice
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