Paris Museum Honors Marshal Foch With World Tributes
A Paris Avenue de Saxe flat, now a museum of glory, houses relics and works of art donated from around the world in honor of Marshal Foch. A bronze statue, alabaster figure, empire clock from Cassel, gold caskets, jeweled swords, and the Grand Cross of the Bath enamel collar illustrate global gratitude for his leadership in victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Foch
Avenue de Saxe
Paris
Los Amigos de Francia
Spain
Cassel
Grand Cross of the Bath
G. Ward Price
London Mall
To Welcome the Baby If Nature Favors 2 Girls
Short column from Delphi Indiana Citizen Times notes playful sentiment about twin girls in a lighthearted tone. The piece plays on gender and capability with casual humor and local newspaper voice.
Roosevelt Taft Ride Together on March Fourth 1909
Roosevelt and Taft traveled Pennsylvania Avenue as a retiring president and successor for the first time since 70 years earlier. The piece notes Taft’s fate, his qualities, and the political shift after Roosevelt’s era, including Taft’s ambitious travels and the 1909 to 1912 political dynamics. It also mentions real estate transfers in Beaverhead, Montana, and mining notices in Indianapolis style clerks’ notices.
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Hhn Roosevelt
Taft
Pennsylvania Avenue
Jackson
van Buren
Roosevelt
White House
Oyster Bay
Africa
William Howard Taft
White
Manila
Union Station
Washington
Congress
Raw vegetables cure poisons and diseases claims spread
The piece notes that raw vegetable juices purify the blood and erase rheumatism neuritis and consumption, with many cases allegedly cured by the diet. A mock headline about probing a New York booze ring is cited, ending with a crude joke about bung holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McAlester
Okla
Guardian
Mrs R M Thurman Teaches Leschetizky Method Pupils
Music teacher Mrs R M Thurman will take a few pupils for lessons in the Leschetizky method. Contact by phone at 70F-12 for details and enrollment opportunities.
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R. M. Thurman
Palestine Forests and Industrial Hope Cross Fire
A Red Cross worker cites forests as Palestine’s greatest need to prevent floods and famine and support future industry. A Zionist challenges her, then she argues reforestation underpins fuel and power for lasting economic growth. An unrelated testimonial promotes Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy for stomach issues and claims money back.
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Palestine
Miss Nathan
Red Cross
American Forestry Magazine
Washington, D. C
Holy Land
Mayr
No Hunting or Trespass on Premises at 849 Craig Cornell
Property owners Roscoe Cornell and Craig Cornell post a no hunting or trespassing notice on their premises at 849 Craig Cornell. The sign prohibits entry for any purpose and asserts ownership rights over the land.
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Safety Plus
W.A. Graeter Cashier
A. L. Stone
Dillon Furniture DO General Furniture Distributors
Horn Bulls
Geo. C. Stimpson
Dillon
Eatonic
Kupfer Drug Co
Dillon, Mont
the Crystal Laundry
H. H. Sato
Corne, Sebree
Montana Sts
Madame Majer
Spokane
Wash
Tribune Boot Store
Foch
James Morgan
Cincinnati
Yalé
Superior Court
United States
Philippines
The
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Frank Fassler
Beaverhead National Forest
Dewey
Major D. Brockman
Apex
John Peterson
Jorgen Jorgenson
Big Hole Basin
Fox
Lizzie Siria
John R. Sorenson
Barnett Addition
Kentuck Avenue
Mary “Adell Murray
Fred A Curtis
Matt Greeman
Big Hole Herding Association
Rasmus Hansen
Security
State Bank of
Cottonwood Creek
Sheep Creek
L. P. Phillips
B. R. Stevenson
J. A. Turnblade
Copperapolis
Bloody Dick Creek
Ane
Para
Vanderlip
Ameria
C. C. Thornton, Pres
Marshall Field
Cash
Montana
Potts
Craig Cornell
Roscoe Cornell
the Tribune Book Store
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