Mexico Territories and States Described In Fragmentary Text
Fragmentary excerpt discusses United States and Mexican territorial divisions, noting areas like the Federal District and various states. Mentions geography, population, trade, and notable regions such as Valley of Mexico and Toluca. The text is garbled and mixes descriptions of Mexican and U.S. regions without a clear narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Federal District
New Jerseys
Marylena
Pall
Federal
Mualoo
Toluca
Mexico
James Waltred
Texas
Bees Apawaredco
Segal
Imust
Washington
Johnson
Generel Cummings
Aid Ax Abferney General
Mexico City Federal District Described Amid Rich Mines
The article surveys the Mexican Federal District surrounding Mexico City, noting its gold and silver mines in the western mountains, the Lerma river feeding Lake Chapala, and the vast population including suburbs. It contrasts the district’s single government with DC, mentions modern amenities, and highlights monumental plans like the Desague canal project and ancient remnants beneath the surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
State of Mexico
Lake Chapgig
Pacife
Rio Sai
District of Columbia
Mexican Federal District
Mexico
Federal District
Mented
Rome
Holland 1
Iwke
Community mourns beloved Mrs. Klickman in Weimar area
The region mourns Mrs. Berthy Klickman nee Koeln, wife of Robert B. Klickman, a life of service and kindness. Her death after a lengthy illness prompted prayers from family, friends, and neighbors as funeral services were held. Surviving are her husband, three daughters, two sons, a mother, ten grandchildren, and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom Weblmar Mercury
Hed
Berlin Blocksian
RK. E. Klickman
Cherit 945
Klockman
Rome
Churel
Grave
Res Myer
Prissibrok
Mary
Mesare Herry Guenther Sr
Rabel
Jon Salfert
Fred Froelich
Joe Frei
Woo Hoegemeyer
Heiner
Gerhard Garken
Berthy Kluckman
Nee Koeln
Wasberty
Robert Klockman
Digk Beken
Huge Haveniang
Joe Hilleck
Albert A Klockmar
Engle Lake
Edgar Klockman
Goulse Koehn
Wo Koehn
Albert Koehn
Henry Koehn
Hatfeteeville
Blocker
Weimar
Shiner
The Thrill of Creative Effort in Hard Times
A fragment from the Harvard Herald stresses the joy of achievement over money, quoting Roosevelt’s inaugural sentiment about the thrill of creative effort. Mrs. Nait Hoiman and daughter Kathryn return from three months in Austin, Texas, where Kathryn pursued university work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monty
Harvard
Nait Hoiman
Kathryn
Rome
Austin
Mia Holman
University of Texas
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