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Newspaper

Inter Mountain Globe

Location

Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1910

Page

3

Rockefeller Benefactions Divide Across Colleges and Foundations

A historical note catalogs John D. Rockefeller’s vast philanthropy totaling about 120 million dollars across institutions. It lists groups like the General Education Board, University of Chicago, Rockefeller Institute, and many colleges, seminaries, and reform efforts, totaling roughly 69 million in gifts plus numerous other grants to universities, missions, and social work organizations.

John D. Rockefeller Arcad General Education Board University of Chicago Ee Enuaee Eee Eee Arcade University Sesss- Missions Southern Education Fund Johns Hopking University Rochester Theological Seminary Oberlin College University of Wooster Ohio Hith College Curry Memorial University of Nebraska Shurtleff College Seeecereer Tarrytown Hospital Rush Medical College Genes Churches Baptist Foreign Missionary Fund Rockefeller Institute For Medical Barnard College New York City Union Theological Seminary Harvard University Yale University Baptist Educational Society Cleveland City Parks Young Men's Christian Associ Vassar College Brown University Newton Theological Seminary Adelphi College Brooklyn Egypt Cleveland Syracuse University Wellesley College Columbia University Dennison College Furnam University Lincoln Memorial Fund University of Virginia Cleveland Y. W. C. A St. Thomas’ College Scecanee Indiana University Mount Holyoke College School of Applied Design Wo Bucknell University William Jewell iInstitute Howard College Foreign Christian Board of Ame Bureau of Municipal Research

Corn on the cob becomes London luxury staple

The London Express notes sweet corn from Essex gains popularity among Londoners and in Covent Garden markets. It details how corn is prepared roasted over ashes or boiled with cream, and cites importers and growing enthusiasm among Britons. The article also mentions banana lemon cocktail recipes and travel tipping quirks for humor.

London Essex America India South Africa Mesura Jackson & Co Piccadilly Express

Diplomatic Nose That Discovered a Great Secret

A long reminiscence about Marshall Jewell, Connecticut governor and minister to Russia, who used his training as a tanner and his keen sense of smell to uncover a Russia leather formula. It recounts his inspection visit, the guarded secret of Russia leather, and his post visit influence on American industry.

E. J. Edwards Sam United States Marshall Jewell Connecticut National Republian Committee Grant Tussia Russa Oliver Hoyt Jewell Russia Louis Napoleon Hartford Conn Din America Millesia Edwards Kermit Pease National Isnuaeum

Navigation of Missouri River deemed profitable and feasible

Joseph Charlesworth first mate on the government snag boat Mandan argues the Missouri River can be navigated profitably with limited revetment work. He cites Benton Transportation fleet activity from Fort Yates to Elbow Woods hauling grain coal and railroad materials as evidence of sustained demand.

Joseph Charlesworth Mandan Sioux City Tribune Missouri River Missouri Yellowstone Montana Charlesworth Milwaukee Road Mr. Charlesworth

Melted the Wire by a Cleveland Inspector Prank

A Cleveland Plain Dealer piece recounts a tester using a telephone line to probe wire resistance. George Gordon, returning to coal work, follows the inspector’s directions and ends up with the line heated as the wire melts. The gag highlights the limits of claimed wire resilience.

Cleveland Plain Dealer George Gordon Caribbean George

Truthful Hug and Wishing-Land Verses by Stevenson

Poem fragment by Robert Louis Stevenson presents a dreamlike scene where a dew kiss and bearing packets represent wishes and desires. The speaker asks a lady to accept offerings named love health wealth, noting they are only wishes awaiting fulfillment.

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