Greenland Bicentennial to be marked by royal visit
An early 20th century note recalls Greenland rediscovery by Johannes Egedes and the upcoming bi centennial with King Christian X expected to visit. It mentions an old portrait of Bishop Johannes Eyede and jumbled quips about love, varnish tips, and historic monarchs, reflecting a miscellany page from a historical paper.
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Greenland
Johannes Egede
Christian X of Denmark
Johannes Eyede
Odd Beliefs and Facts From the Times Told in Fragments
A sprawling mosaic of curiosities and observations from the era notes that meat spoils in moonlight, ancient tomb fabrics exist, omens from animal sounds are feared in Japan, and Detroit builds a mammoth office complex. It cites cemetery sizes, wartime agricultural plans, and various historical quirks with brief, often speculative statements.
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Detroit
United States
Custer Battlefield
Montana
Arlington
Ft Myer
Chemical Warfare Service
Army
Department of Agriculture
Italy
America
Austice
Albert H. Spear
Supreme Judicial Court of
Maine
State liftings and local crimes across Ohio news
A long list of Ohio incidents reports robberies in Cleveland and Toledo, a death from a Toledo plant slugging, a missing term for Lancaster mayor, sudden deaths in Toledo and Sandusky, police staffing, farm accidents, road weight limits, a building strike ending in Cleveland, and various accidents, parades, and court actions throughout the state with multiple cities named.
Senate Firm for Big Navy Passes Appropriation Bill
Senatorial action on a naval appropriations package totals 494 million dollars with a 12 percent wage cut for rail workers and a push to curb imperial ambition. The piece covers ship construction, air carriers, aviation funding, Pacific defenses, and Arlington Memorial Day observances amid international tension in Silesia and domestic labor economics.
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Harding
Silesia
House
Senate
Naval Committee
Senator Borah
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Borah
London
Tokyo
Pacific
Charleston
Federal Railway Labor Board
Savege
Boanl
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ife
Clark
Cummits
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Memorial Tree Drive Gains National Patriotic Backing
Associations nationwide plan memorial avenues led by the American Forestry Association. Mrs. Warren G Harding sends the planting trowel to Canton Ohio for the Lincoln Highway Memorial effort to plant 200 trees from the Lincoln highway to McKinley’s monument. War Presidents row will honor Washington through Wilson. A kept record box accompanies the trowel.
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Warren G. Hardingling
Ohio
American Forestry Association
Canton
McKinley
Lincoln Highway Memorial Association
Lincoln Highway
Washington
Wilson
Forestry Organization
William D. Caldwell
Lion Voln Highway Memorial Association
Marling
Income Tax Implemented by Chinese Government
Chinese authorities announce for the first time an income tax dating from January 1. Merchants with capital invested of 200 or more must pay 1 percent of their net profits at year end. Proceeds to be used for educational and industrial purposes. Also notes Dayton mayoral race in Washington state with Lloyd G Edwards elected by 77 votes. Edwards youngest Dayton mayor. gradu ated from Washington State College. Greenville South Carolina elects Mrs Painie Davia Scott probate judge, first woman county official in state.
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Europe
Santos Dumont
Mercury
Earth
Mohan Hedan
Terrassini
Aso~ Elares
Mexico
Econgress
Francisco Madero
Huerta Regina
Max Miller
Cleveland
Toledo
Samuel Decker
Alice Armatron
Elma Roberts
Wilmington College
Henry County Sunday School Association
Napoleon
George Bowman
C. J. Ruble
Lancaster
George Gunnell
Trinity Episcopal Church
William Grall
Lara
Pearl Henry
Harry Myers
Bucyrus
Myers
Dayton
Davis
Burke
Henry H. Huffman
Summit Station
Franklin County
A. H. O’brien
Baptist Church of
Sandusky
First Baptist Church
Tiffin
Carrol R. Reed
Akron
Harvard
Springfield
Emil Zimmerman
Mansfeld
Hazel A. Osman
Bert Blair
Lima
Della McInerney
McGannon
Canton
New St. Paul's Catholic Church
Frank Bence
Leonard Hogue
Miner
George Hogue
Burr Ock
Athens
Fred Antderstrasse
Carpenter
Pemberville
Luckey
Murphy
Philip Hamilton
Columbus
Dieter
Cincinnati
Sadie Clifford Shelton
Hancock Fair Company
W. B. Houck
H. B. Clark
Findlay Trotting Association
American Red Cross
Ohio
Nannie Britt
Adolph Jonke
Jonke
Thomas Hall
Smyrna
Tnevarawas County
Freeport Fair
John Murray
Murray
Hamilton
John Bird
Tom Glass
John Weisgarber
John Gubler
Norwood
Pennsylvania and Ohio Electric Company
Tite
Hubbard
Youngstown
Adolph Haskevitch
C.J. West
J. T. Payne
Second Baptist Church
Wooster
Marion
Hardin
Logan
Union
Delaware
Morrow
W Dey
Cleve
Evelyn Halil
Charles Volichek
Charles A. Saunders
J. W. Brown
Findlay
Frank H. Gamble
van Wert
Ernest Grover
Portamouth
Crawford County
Rodger Godfrey
Galton
Camp Chase
Wits Tita
Coolumbus
Findlayety Council
Lucile
Jaibert Evans
New Carlisle
T. Q
Mason
Xante
Ben H. Talmage
Edison
Jonathan
Mills
Wilmington
Clinton County
Catherine Wagener
Burns
Robert T. Harris
State Tax Commission
George Gableman
Portsmouth
Gearhart
State Insurance Department
C. S. Younger
Celina
Otto Schroeder
Anna Wennell
Richard Howell
Anthony Skotnicky
Charles B. Reese
Fremont
Toledo State Hospital
Samuel Miller
Oscar Froff
President Harding
McKinley
Niles
Herrick
Obio
Adjutant General's Office
Fred Graber
Rising Sun
Genoa
Charles Mull
Sherif
Woodville
La‘ther Walters
Pleasant Township
Fairfield County
Ralph W. Tyler
Cleveland Advocate
Roosevelt
Taft
Tyler
United States Navy
John Barber
Ind
Ruth Seman
Alpha
Xenia
Anna Deegan Hogan
Donald Newman
Newman
Barrett Irvine
Mingo Junction
Jefferson County
Joseph Deppatto
Julia
Egbert Norris
Jill Dealth
Himmelf
Clafhorne
Union County
James Blaney
Virgil
Cedarville
Frank Dell
Agosta
Marion County
Vost
Edward W. Pickard
Tuten
Okin
Reton
Oklahoma National Guard
American Legion
Tulsa
United States
England
France
National Cemetery
Arlington
Harding
America
Chicago
Euhurch
James Hamilton
Lewis
Japan
Italy
Wirth
Germany
Mulutta
Pensanta
Wash
Lloyd G. Edwards
Homer Samuels
Edwards
Greenville
8. C
Painie Davia Scott
Walter M. Scott
Greenville County
South Carolina
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The
Presbyterian Church of the United States
St. Louis
AIR Police
Cage
Jane Berreux
Police Reserve of
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Aviation Division
Pacific Coast
Francis B. Dyas
Los Angeles
Cunard
Cotterell
Conard Company
Southampton
Aquitania
Laura Bromwell
Long Island
Georges
Britain
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George IV
Biade
Virginia
Mcintire
Paul Goodlee
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Connec
Almers
Kokomo Creek
Alaska
Fairbanks
Fredericksburg
New York Harbor
United American War Veterans
Okla
NAVY
Yard
Maurice Connolly
Government Proving Ground
Aberdeen
Chesapeake Bay
San Francisco
Hays
St. Pauli Chieago
St. Louis Chicago
Nig Mall
Middle West
EB. W. Majors
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Upper Silesia
Beathen
McKinsey
Ministry of Finance
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Peking
China
Ministry of Tance
Alerchants
Washington State College
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