The Rose Garden Husband Opens A Country Move
Phyllis orchestrates a move to a country house for Allan Harrington to spark a change after seven years in seclusion. Wallis and the De Guenthers stage the plan while Phyllis confronts her shifting feelings as Allan returns to a welcoming, informal, warmer home atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallis
Allan
Willis
Mhylis Harrington
Pe Guenther
Rose Gardon
de Guenther
Mrs. de Guenther
Phyllis
Mrs. le Guenther
Ailan Moe
Angela
Povilis
Mee
Crusader
Ailan
Wattie
Harrington
Hothered
Willius
Phylliz
Clancy
Rose Garden
Wallraven
Gray's Corners
Smith’s Crossing
Carryall
Hila Apine
Turkey shifts power as Kemal Ale develops Pan Turan aim
The text argues Turkey has left Europe and embraced Asia Minor leadership under Mus taphia Kamal. It notes a move from Constantinople to Brusa, the rise of a Turkish religious minister aligned with Kemal, and a shift from Pan Islam to Pan Turun, signaling a dangerous strategic realignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Europe
Constantinople
Brusa
Asia Minor
Mylan Olympus
Bruen
Mustaphia Kamal
Hrusa
Komal
Kenwal
Steel Trust Moderation Cited Against Rising Prices
The Christian Science Monitor notes Judey Gary of United States Steel urges restraint on price hikes at the steel firm’s annual stockholders meeting. He says a moral obligation exists to curb greed even at sacrifice, urging others to withhold patronage to pressure price reductions.
Finish the Race Finish Strong In American Industry
Forbes cites the importance of finishing well in business pursuit. It highlights H. C. Frick Andrew Carnegie and Joan J Rockefeller as examples of perseverance amid panic and industry volatility in the coke and oil sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes
Lewehin
Thia Menocrates
Andrew Carnegie
Joan J. Rockefeller
Catalog of Lovely Things and Political Commentary
A poem fragment cataloging fleeting lovely things contrasts with a New York World editorial note on 19th century politics. The prose critiques William Jennings Bryan and Prohibition debates, arguing that anti saloon forces influence the Democratic Party while Republicans dodge the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Bryan
Anti-Saloon League
Democratic Party
United States
The Stamp of Peace in Industry
Milwaukee Journal notes a 20 year history of the shoe industry stamp signifying voluntary collective bargaining and arbitration. The stamp appears on shoes from factories where labor and capital recognize mutual rights and commit to peace, avoiding strikes or lockouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Milwaukee Journal
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
American Federation of Labor
King Becomes Merchant in Sweden’s Coal Bid
A Paris king and later Gustav of Sweden is described as taking up business to secure coal for his nation. He traveled to England seeking material to bolster Sweden's war economy, insisting a king must serve his people by securing resources amid a global scramble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
France
Versailles
Gustav
Sweden
Egerson
Elbert Hubbard
Garvia
England
Iam
Newa
Guntav
Cluy
Miorkholm
Unclear Imposition by Spokane Union Delegates
A historic note describes Spokane unions selecting delegates for a central council to be subjected to a council plan. The text mentions dress code and possible denial or sending of individuals lacking label bearing apparel, under a council adopted by the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Central
Ober Council
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Mia
Duse
Otto
Albert
Angeli
Volny
Mira
Abe
Myla
Lippincott Co
Shea
Allan Hareington Tay
Wearinesa
Iponeral
Wallik
Wailus
Allan Haveriggton
Gane
Theo
Grant
Iriven
Wallia
Arthur
Allan Harrington
Phyilia
Mr. Allan
Wallin
Walla
Kemburton
Phyilie
Wallig
Cam
de Cillenther
Allin
Maxfield
Albout
Walllg
Lear
Mrs. de Cuenther
Phylis
Liberia
Gesmany
Morroyin
Libyria Wan Maplily
Earth
Shakespeare
Enot
Richard le Gallienne
Browning
Bonde
Uy LT
Spohn
Spohn Medical Company
Bea
John
Hs Penelis
Indianapolis News
London
Tames
Certainteed Products Corporation
St. Louie
Lohbi
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