Progress and World Notes From May 25 1922 Indiana paper
A varied digest notes vegetarian growth in England and rising arid land area in the United States as well as a New York Press recall on US citizens delivering letters to parents. It cites China trade totals, Chinese customs and idol traditions, and English army pay in South American rates. Greek bequests fund naval and university gifts while Lombroso studies compare gender sensibility. English prodigies and historical youths are highlighted. Rabbits in California and the West prompt drives to curb their growing pest population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans Picayune
United States Army
England
Jobe Stuart Mill
Cardinal Newman
Ovid
Pitt
Will
Mme. Dacier
Maria Mitchell
California
Kansas
Posyer
Decoration Day and the Grand Army of the Republic
James Panter notes how Decoration Day grew from Comrades’ ties forged in the Grand Army of the Republic. He explains the war’s shared purpose, the creation of posts, memorial work, and the national effort to honor veterans through flowers on graves and monuments, with Logan’s decree designating May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Order
Congress
Union Army
Adjutant General
Grand Army
John A. Logan
Logan
Mississippi River
Lesdera
James Panter
Tribute to Fallen Heroes by Turrox Brown
A solemn poem honors fallen soldiers and national heroes, praising their sacrifice and memory. It portrays the grief of the nation and the moral debt owed to those who died for freedom, urging tribute from fathers, children, and all citizens as laurel wreaths, tears, and timeless praise are laid at their graves.
Comradeship Bonds Across Armies Through Ages
The piece traces enduring military bonds from ancient Greece to Napoleon, noting comrade concepts in Julius Caesar era soldiers and French armed forces. It argues such loyalty extends beyond a single friend to units from company to army, uniting a million men in shared fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Cesar
Napoleon
Fifty-Second Congress Senate and House Proceedings
In the Senate Dawes and Hiscock introduce bills to proclaim a general holiday for America's 400th anniversary and to aid American shipbuilders with the steamship China. The naval appropriation bill dominates the session with a $50,000 amendment for a World’s Columbian Exposition rendezvous. House actions include Pinkerton investigation, public buildings aid for Santa Fe, and funding debates on harbor defense ships and silver coinage. Barbour and Barham deaths noted. funeral services held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Peffer
Senate
House
Pinkerton Agency
Lester
Georgia
Farpay
Committee On Commerce
Stone
Kentucky
Henry 5. Sibley
Baramat
Me. Meredith
Virginia
Barbour
John 8. Barbour
Manderson
Joseph
Santa I’e, N. M
Chandler
United States
MePherson
Morgan
Pacific Coast
Committee On Appropriations
Pickler
South Dakota
Wepszspay
Bartine
Teron
Bland
Treasury
Smith
Arizona
Prominent People Mentioned In A World Of Wealth And Decline
A collection of brief notices mentions the pope’s vast private fortune, the blind African explorer Evin Pacha, Anatralis visitors Moopy and Sankey, and M Ressmann a German born Italian minister in Paris. It covers Gladatone’s writings, General Lonas Teeet’s age, Blanche K Bruca and Blanche Mackrae’s namesake, Mrs Jenxina and Mrs Coulton at the Wyoming polls, novelist A C Gunter’s royalties, and other notable eulogies and curiosities from diplomatic circles, rail history, and civic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evin Pacha
Moopy
Sankey
Anatralis
M. Ressmann
Paris
Gladatone
Justice Laman
United States Supreme Court
Lonas Teeet
Blanche K. Bruca
Blanche
Blanche Mackrae
Virginia
Jenxina
Coulton
Minneapolis
Wyoming
A. C. Gunter
Rarewright
Partes
New York
Potter
Texas
Ienor Romero
Kington
James Autport
England
Tee Great Midland Railroad Company
Exoce Frraran
Greenwich
Cumbderland County
N. J
America
Coroyan J. W. Avery
Ku Klux
South Carolina
Virginia Beach
Appomattox
Lee
James Groupry, Sr
Chicago
Atlantic
Royal William
Picton
Nova Scotia
Gravesend
A. K. McCrven
Philadelphia Times
Runaway Horse Incident Reported in Unclear Text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a runaway horse and a suspect action. Names, dates, and locations are unclear, with scattered phrases like pay the Hoy and nck red. The readable portion mentions a potential fatal outcome and a bystander or witness named in fragmentary form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norry
Judge Morrow Wins Brooklyn Handicap Amid Terrific Struggle
Grean B. Morris produced Judge Morrow to win the Brooklyn handicap at Gravesend in a dramatic stretch duel with Taralon Pesarra and Russell. Longstreet faded to last as a crowd of about 30,000 watched in warm sun and a west breeze. Jockey A Covington rode the five year old bay, Vagabond Moonlight, who posted final times and race details across a long day of turf action in New York and Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Struggie
Grean B. Morrin
Brooklyn
Graves End
Judge Morrow
New York
Longstreet
Fairview
Pesarra
Raceland
Clarendon
Banquet
Russel
Port Chester
Madstone
Kingmaker
George V
Russell
Iceland
McLaughlin
Morris
Taralon Pesarra
Penarra
A. Covington
B. Morris
Vagabond Moonlight
Bellevue
Dallyrian
Two Bits
Actor
Bettle
Lidgerwood
Laura Gould
Bonnie Lee
Merriment
Moderator
Bengal
Rosa H
Captain Brown
Louisville
Palmette
Powers
Eugenie
Goodwood
Interior
Edith Belmont
Miss Dixie
Unadilla
Greenwithh
Borealis
Foxhall
Hopeful
Ida_ Pickwick
Kinesem
Ed Eshelby
Vashti
Fakir
Modjeska
The National Game season updates and quotes from baseball figures
The season brings frequent renasues as Boston leaders set the pace with strong base running and Exaxy catching for Boston. Pittsburg’s Prongz Gatvim in his thirty eighth year and Brooklyn’s Joe Jones batting in every one of his first eleven games are standout notes. Chicago’s Ryas among the best throwing outfielders, Anson refining bant hitting, and Cleveland’s McAfee scoring from second on a pitcher’s hit are features. Reports touch on pitchers Hutchinson and Rusie out of form, Powers praising the Yankees, a fatality at Dover New Hampshire, and remarks on attendance proving baseball vitality while questions of deterioration persist. An amusing incident in Louisville involving O’Bretn’s baserunning is recounted, and Dunwap’s idle status in Philadelphia is noted as magnates seem to forget him. Manager Bancroft proposes preserving lead advantage into the next day rather than restarting after darkness, drawing a parallel to horse racing practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
Boston
Prrongz Gatvim
Pittsburg
Joxez
Brooklyn
Ryas
Chicago
Anson
McAfees
Cleveland
New Yorks
Hvtchmson
Rusie
New York
Manacrnr Powers
Rush
Dover
N. H
Jones Ricker
Senators
Hiccins
Woncorr
du- Sois
Washington
House of Representatives
Tex
O’bretn
Louisville
Lynch
Dunwap
Philadelphia
Bancroft
Labor News Across Nations and Sectors
The Labor World notes laws in Ohio banning Sunday shaving, Italy workers earning meager sums, and a Brotherhood with about 25 000 members. It cites Philadelphia conventions, nine hour days for cabinet makers, and women in northern Italy toiling twelve hours for ten cents. Over one million U S children work in mills and factories, while English potters migrate to Trenton amid a Staffordshire strike. Granite cutters in New England face lockouts over wage and agreement disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Italy
Brotherhood of Railway
Tas
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Philadelphia
United States
Trenton
N. J
Staffordshire
England
New England
Regutime
Imall
The Peanut Plant Peculiarity and Global Gestures
The peanut plant drops its flower and drives the pod underground as it rapidly grows the stalk. If the pod cannot enter the earth the nut fails to develop. Also notes on respectful gestures: Maluodo natives turn their back, Captain Cook era hissing, Todas lift the right hand to the brow, Esquimaux nose-pulling as compliment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Africa
Capt Cook
Mal- Uedo
Pacific Ocean
Todas
Neilgherry Hill
India
Esquimaux
Markets Pittsburgh Wholesale Prices Summary
Pittsburg markets list wholesale prices with figures for various goods. Prices cover commodities and bulk items reflected in the columned market report. Details specify price points and ranges for multiple categories in a brief market snapshot.
Thy Will Be Done in Harpe Excerpt
A fragmented verse fragment asserts religious devotion and steadfast faith, echoing themes of submission to divine will. It mentions phrases like Thy will be done and exultation, but contains garbled lines and obscure references.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indiana Progress
Wepwuebar
Masonic Temple
Pittsburg Post
A&a
Wales
New York Sun
Pantazis Basaanis
Volo
Thessaly
Egypt
Athens
Ccu
Lombroso
Besos
Capitol
Springfield
Illinois
Fourteenth Illinois Infantry
Benjamin Franklin Stephenson
Sherman
Stephenson
William J. Rutledge
Freemasons
Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
Sons of Temperance
Turrox Brown
the Labor World
Detroit
Castoria
Samuel Pitcher
Oaconn
Lowell
Maas
Ierits
Castella
the Cantana Company
Murray Street
New Yok
Wheare
Singh
Elgin
Wisconsin
Sweitzer
Timothy Dhaice
East Liberty
Peime
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