Vast 1930s era trade totals and political spoofs outlined
The passage lists cotton cattle wool and horses value totals, notes rapid speakers in Senate and House, critiques editorials on women and mules, mentions Krupp estate and Fritz, exports and grain figures, rise of a rope metaphor, Washington politics, and two National Republican advertisements offering jobs for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pribune
Teer Krupp
Fritz
National Republican
Largest photograph in the world on display in Rochester
A giant photograph of Monroe commandery of Knights Templar in Rochester is reported as the world's largest, showing 70 men in company front, ten and a half feet long, four and a half feet high, weighing 600 pounds and costing 8700, hung in the Powers block corridor. The text also notes a San Francisco professor mocks spelling with a whacky phonetic example and covers county conference appointments for congressional representation and debates over Arthur versus Sherman in presidential politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Commandery
Knights Templar of
Rochester
Powers Block
San Francisco
Hiccough
Doggh
Ford
Ty Beau
Queetio
Carrancers County
Caltaraligus County
Chauiaugur
Allegray
EE. W. Higgins
Benson
Conewango
The Moon's Birthday and Natural Selection Debate
The article surveys rival views on evolution and the moon's age, noting Ball's estimate of the moon's birth at 50 to 80 million years ago and contrasting it with the 2.5 billion year timetable for natural selection. It discusses clashes between the soft earth before land and water formed, and the implications for organic life and Darwinian theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
Mivart
Ball
G. Li. Dary
A New Drink in Nebraska Beef Tea Gains Local Fame
A Quiaha bar reports booming demand for beef tea since fall, selling over a hundred 15 cent drinks daily. Patrons include laborers, businessmen, temperance advocates, and the sick who prefer beef tea to drugstore mixtures. The piece touts beef tea as alon and food, not stomach corrosive, with energizing effects. New industry potential noted by Iowa State Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State
Indust
Inventions breed fortunes from tiny notions in MISCELLANY
A survey of small innovations that yielded huge fortunes, from the Return Ball to the paper fastener and barbed wire patent. It notes Bell and Edison rising from modest means, asks readers to consider new ideas, and ponders patent costs and processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ander
Bell
Edison
Wanted Hoys Who Will Work For Labor in Schools
An editorial from the Philadelphia Chronicle Herald argues for industrial education and hands-on training. It decries student disdain for hard work, cites Central High School graduates, and urges public schools to teach practical trades alongside books to prevent idle, unfit youths and foster capable, skilled workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnest
Ana
Philadelphia Chronicle Herald
Widow Anna Stump Ends Life Over Pet Dog
Anna Stump a widow of eighty in Columbia killed herself with strychnine yesterday morning. She had bought the poison six months earlier and used it to kill a pet dog to spare the animal from being left unprotected, then mourned intensely and became unbalanced. In New Jersey a Jersey Central eastbound coal train collided with a switch engine at Shrepton, injuring conductor Thomas Reen, fireman John Forgas, and a unidentified woman. The switch was reportedly clogged with snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swelde
Anna Stump
Columbia
Eastox
Jersey Central Railroad
Bhimpton
Markets in Cleveland and Cincinnati Trade Report
Cleveland and Cincinnati report mixed wheat and flour prices with cash and future quotes. Notes show No 2 red wheat at $1.00 and various bread flour values, plus live stock market activity and cattle, pork, and beef prices across Columbus and Chicago exchanges. Also mentions hops prices and shipment totals for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Minnesota
Cincinnati
Pirisnungu
Lrly
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. C. Curtis
M. D
Ofice
OOK
Dunes
D . Et
Emerson
W. Krafft
Ara
Apply al Studio
Deer St
New Car
Etite
Stadford
Titusville City
W.U. Tel. Co
Center
KK. Williams
Petroleum
Speer
Speers
Ani
Burgundy
P. J
Istlek
Alfred Speer
Passaic
Burdock
Blogh Beleis
Foster, Milburn & Co
Buffalo
N.Y
ST. James Hotel
J.B. Dawns
Knabe Forte
Fikh Avenue
the Evening Observer
Tha
Observer
Associated Press
Dunkirk
Hls. Martin
Observer Ofice
Grant Hendee
Fredonia
TJ. Duggan
Forestville
Safe
John Foss
Third Street
Garnier
da ‘Uo Ito
Wari
Jat Weel Sin
Bertton
Kael Aubrey
Evening Observer
Bey
Be Evening Observer
Chautauqua
Chicago
Tyti
Seee
Chaise
Ope Repubican
Ales
Evry Hara
Spring Lake Mich
Allen
New Jersey
Texas
Senate
Beck
Kentucky
Ms. Frye
Maine
Mr. Blackburn
Wis
England
United States
George Washington
Major Andre
Merald
GarLaxo
Arkansas
Vtectotaler
Brer Harve
Lioiax
Arthur
York
Hiladelplen
Ger Sherman Hasiaker
Gismateh
Nebraska
Trade and Commerce
the Markets
Jon
Lise
Cor Muarsides
Tonge
Tanu
Suleg
Usscy
Bates
S.E
Tovedo
New Tone
Arket
Lguan
Fia
J, T, Hoole & CO
Dickinson & Co
Lual
Blossburg
Grelock
M. McDonald
Sila
Wpittsburg Division
Lastwatc
Foxhore - Franklin
X.castle Ly
Ely
Centervilly
Spaurtagby
Angola
Inala
Aiwe Et Avuin
Buttle
Cis
YOO J. m
DulFelo
Pittsburg
Union & Litusee Ranch
Tilnsyakeville
Linion
Takeville
Auuer Olean
Maes M.ehween
Ob City
Warren
Leno
Hern
Ata, Ba6 Bm. Td P.m. King mi, Warten
Ha. m
Ta Gt OH
City
Ul Tate Sida
Flair Tasons
Vane
Pittsborg
Bui
Boston
Mewdork
Albany
Rtersidad
Ser Pickels Seki
Bagenge
Fron
Agt
Talon
St. Gray’s
Tyre
Aix
THE
Gray Medicine CO
LICMZ
Dane
Gil Citt
Dh BK. Williams
Stoker
Nate
Traveler's Guide
Rss
Vail
St. Leis
Ty Couc
Xagkirk
Ahogaeny Vallay & Pitalargh