The Finding of Jasper Holt
Jean Grayson survives a wreck with a mysterious strong young man, Jasper Holt, who saves her life and warms her through the night. She awakens in a dawn light to find him watchful, kind, and ready to help as they start an uncertain trek for safety and warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Jean Grayson
Jasper Holt
Morning Meeting by the River Bank
A woman gathers berries at dawn and thanks a rescuer who carried her to shore. He expresses modesty, admiring her appearance and noting she thought she had slept late. She recalls his life-saving act and worries for his weariness after the long carry.
Lebanon’s quiet kingdom: Moslems and Maronites in Palestine
The Brooklyn Eagle notes Lebanon in northwestern Palestine on the Mediterranean shore. Since 1561 Maronites allied with former foes to gain freer movement. population now over 400,000 with emigration to Egypt and America. Muth St Denis and spouse plan retirement to open an outdoor dancing school on farmland near the foothills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Brooklyn Eagle
Palestine
Mediterranean
Porte
Egypt
America
Muth St. Denis
Landlords face rent hikes amid tax and cost concerns
The Milwaukee Journal notes Pittsburgh landlords raised rents 20 to 25 percent citing higher taxes and costs. City officials countered with tax comparisons, offering property assessment details via coupons to city hall. The piece urges tenants to seek proof of increases and organize protests if profiteering is found, stressing public information to curb extortion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Stimulating Exports Through Trade Council Resolutions
A Chicago Foreign Trade Council convention produced resolutions urging progress on shipbuilding, coal depots, cable and wireless facilities, free ports, a bargaining tariff, and expanded trade services. The piece uses ironic humor while urging unity and duty for Americans amid global commerce and national effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Foreign Trade Council
Bureau of Foreign and Domeat
America
Pilgrim Descendants Face Decline In New England Generations
A journal notes the tercentenary of the Mayflower voyage and warns descendants of the Pilgrim Fathers may vanish as birth rates fall in New England. The piece contrasts historic growth with current decline and calls for renewed interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Journal of Heredity
Massachusetts
New England
The Brewers Chance and Baker Yeast as Food
A dramatic proposal claims dried baker's yeast as a cheap nutrient allied to wheat and meat, usable in bread hamburger steak and other foods. Studies note calories, growth effects in animals, potential constipation or diarrhea if overused, and need for milk casein for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawk
Injustice Endures in District Tales From Reform Era
Fragmented pastiche article recounts women facing social and political control in Washington area. Vague quotes reflect public debate, gender norms, and personal experiences during late reform movements. Names and precise events are obscured by garbled OCR.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grace Livingston
Hill
Marcia Schuyler
Phoebe Deane
Victoria Gracen
Guapver
Obe
Tory
Leogedona
The
Milwaukee Journal
Bulletin of Guarantes Trust Company
Christian Science Monitor
India
United States
la. W
Mexico
Asia
Marne
Amercan
Pollu
Joly P
Berlin
Irth
Philadelphia
Indianapola
District Columbia
Bevin Galy
Lashiacton
Muhlers
Akirta