Natal Province of the Union of South Africa Garden Province
Natal Province described as a varied, largely agriculturally rich region with Drakensberg scenery. It notes Natal as the Garden Province, its Anglo population, Zulu natives, Indian and Black labor presence, and Durban as a growing port near the coast. The piece outlines climate, exports, railway prospects, and the capital Pietermaritzburg with its notable uplands and landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natinne Engeaphia Boselely
Wanhtogten
Walton
Soni Africa
Wades
Great Britain
Yire
Hon Fertie
Cousite Ag Goo
Natal
Africa
United States
Union
South Afriea
Lexus
Huitain
Teave
Aed
Agelen
Secon
Mortola
Galt
Groyler
Notal
Sexi
Oklahoma
Union of South Africa
Fis Ngelculturs Possiueles
South Africa
Zula
Eltet
Drakensberg
Nadal
Drakonsborg
Aleeny
Buauty
Barbaior
Lev
Dueg
South
Afric
Troumbink
Whistling Whistler: A Family Name From Art to England
The article traces the Whistler name through Maj. John Widlatier and his son James Abbott McNeill Whistler. It notes lineage to Sir Edward Bishop, and links Whistler to American art fame, while briefly touching Weston Lavalille and Catt origins. It highlights Whistler's late marriage at fifty four and mentions variations of related surnames and origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj
John Widlatier
Trojan
Ifa
Vogerstown
George Washington Whistler
Jainen Abbott McNeill Whistler
Janes Abbott McNeill Whistler
Ituasta
Whistler
Weston
England
Laville
Catt
Fingland
le Chat
le Cat
Kett
McClure Newspaper Syndicats
Thoughts on envy and inner confidence in friendship
A reflective piece explores envy toward a seemingly brilliant friend who keeps pace despite challenges. It contrasts jealousy with charitable thinking and highlights a resilient, quietly confident inner core that guides trusted companions toward support and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxslp
Noted Latin Satirist Juvenal and His Life
Fragmentary notes recount the famed Latin satirist Juvenal known for pithy sayings. The text hints at his birthplace Arqulaum in Campania, uncertain parentage, and being a favored ward of wealthy freedmen. It notes his training with philosophers in Rome and later exile to Bevel, with speculative motives for his banishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decinus Jamies Juvenatis
Juvenal
Camaeus
Arqulaum
Volselan
Christ
Philosophera
Rome
Pleider
Bevel
Rowe
Davenn
Carder
The Exiled God and Mortal Hope Transcend With Night
Poem notes a hidden deity within mortals, blending night and dream. The speaker recalls moments of piercing insight beside a barn, where moonlight and unseen voices reveal a godlike birth. It asks how much mortals may dare to hope or dream before immortality becomes real. The verse imagines gardens lifting earthly limits and beauty bridging heaven and earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Juvenal the Roman Satirist and His Surviving Works
The article notes Juvenal, a Roman poet placed in charge of infantry and killed in service, with surviving works limited to ten satires in hexameter. These writings portray a somber view of Rome’s corruption and helped fuel his exile. Translations by Girard, Dryden, McMurray, and Adams are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juvenal
Neyot
Girard
Dryden
Wayne I. McMurray
George Matthew Adams
Maries Cook Book For the Children on Food and Hygiene
A fragment outlines child friendly recipes and hygiene notes. It lists dishes like Hash and Popovers, describes step by step preparation, includes vegetable and cottage cheese salads, and stresses balanced meals with lighter meat use during hot weather. It preserves old fashioned cooking language and measurements.
Young Lady Across the Way in Quoted Old Testament Tone
A fragmentary item hints at a young lady across the way with a Socratic, biblical tone. The piece references familiar Old Testament characters and the McGture Newspaper Syndicate, though readable details remain sparse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Getosa
Auys
Socrates
McGture
Recovery From Influenza Hastened by Peruna
Mr. GC A Allen of Bondurant Iowa testifies that Peruna aided his influenza recovery and catarrh. He states he dropped from weakness for two months, then bought six bottles, gained to 175 pounds from a usual winter 155, and urges others to use the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Allen
Bondurant
Iowa
Peruna
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Tig Falls
Igee
Boenge
Deukenkberg Rampart
Ace
Zum Bey
Eide
Zululand
Omething
Yf.a. Walker
McClure Nowanaper Synithete
Dara
Egiantina
Hellotrope
Earth
Heaven
Min
Gat
Navy
Maries
Soffen & Dublaspoontal
Wester
N Unlen
Seid
Hoerarren
Iewaree
al Ali
Hostetter
London
Doan
Clary
Postar-Milbum Co
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