World events sweep political and disaster news
President Coolidge leads in Montana preference with 12983 votes while McAdoo gains 7025. Senate blocks use of a deceased president’s portrait as a trademark. LaFollette enters race, and a Georgia philanthropist dies in Atlanta. Tornadoes, earthquakes, and fires cause major damage across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Montana
ifMam G. McAdoo
Senate
Washington
Glass
Dem
Ufe
County Bills And Road Work For 1924
County records list numerous bills and repairs across bridges roads and courthouses. Names include Sickler J A and Trometer Andrew with various I beam and wood bridge projects, plus Standard Bridge Co and Veale Lumber Co handling materials and fuel costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturges
George W
Scheferli
Sickler
J. A
Sleverding-Walz Holn, Co
W. S. Freeman
Standard Bridge Co
Southwick
R. W
Sleverding-Walz Co
Stinton
Andrew
Tophill
Peter
Wood
Thompson
W. F
Thometer
Umape
Cusscen
Eas
SoUoc Eee
Thoma Grocery Co
Transfer Bros
Thill
John
T. W
Talsma
Timmins
Timmins, Frank
Assessor
Coun
Thunhorst
L. E
Town of Merrill
Board of Review
Tracy
A. W
University Publishing Co
Veale Lumber Co
Vernon
Fred G
Cena Poe Sencceena Seras
van Voorst R
van Vorst
Waterbury
Del
Don
Sylvan
Wagner
J. T
J. P
Whitnell
Charles Co
Charles O
Western Union Telegraph Co
Telegram
Weber
O. L
Thomas F
Winders, W. R
Session and Mile- Western Union Telegraph Co
W. H
Age
Welidauer
R. L
Wormley
D. S
Walker
C. L
Labor
Winders
W. R
West Publishng Co
Webb Publishing Co
Whisman
Floyd
Wendt
Paul
FF. W. Stamp
J. G. Miller
Story Tangle Has to Be Knotted in Hurry
The piece discusses how the short story reshaped art by presenting a plotted tangle and the tension of untying the knot before it overwhelms the tale, noting Archie Madets perspective on its merits and the shift from other arts to this quick narrative form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Cannon Ofssours
Theemocratic National Committee
New York
Nausicaa Nevers
Pride's Crossing
Lesbia
Madison Square
Archie Madets
Natio Arries
Sun's age set at billions of years by Nernst findings
Berlin meeting reports Prof Walter Nernst estimates place the sun at between two and three billion years old based on radioactive decay and relativity. Early guesses of ten million years were rejected as too short to explain Earth's crust changes. The solar clock suggests the sun remains vigorous for about one hundred million more years before a crust forms and life ends on Earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Nernst
Berlin
Detroit News
Nernst
Ancient hounds and war dogs across civilizations
Egyptian paintings show the greyhound’s ancient likeness while Greek and Roman mosaics reveal noble, fierce dogs. Pompeii unearthed mosaics and inscriptions hint at guard-dog symbolism. Gauls and Spaniards trained dogs for warfare in early encounters with the Americas. Legal blanks for sale at The Globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pompeii
Smowe
Americas
Marconi beams may revolutionize long distance radio
The article describes Marconi and Franklin claiming a new transmitting method that concentrates radio waves into directional beams to boost signal strength over vast distances with less energy. They cite tests with London to America reception and fog guiding ships, suggesting crystal sets in the US soon receive London broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Guglielmo Marconi
C. 8. Franklin
Marconi
Bt. Vincent
England
Crystal Ecta
America
Knots of Flat Wool Dress Features Wool Flower Motif
A dress exemplifying the wool flower mode uses a plain narrow silhouette in smoke gray wool with knitted knots of flat wool on triangular pockets and center bodice. Clover blossom accents appear in yellow green and red, adding color to the bodice.
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. F. van Zelm
Western Newspaper
Uaion
Felix
van Ze
William G. McAdoo
Texas
Waco
Republican National
Cleveland
Ohio
John T. Adams
National Committee
Adams
St. Paul
Robert M. LaFollette
W. W. Brookes
Philanthrost
Atlanta
Joseph C. Hutcheson
H. Y. Chapin
Ottanooga
Tenn
Robert J. O'Brien
William O’brien
St. Paul, Minn
Jacksonville
Fla
Tell
Cape Charles
William Jennings Bryan
Presbyterian General Assembly
Grand Rapids
Mich
Halemaumau Crater
Hilo
Jacob Goulf Peer
China
Lee
Ja- Buces E. Woods
Eipispai
Sen Rotes
Jeffer Nm Davis
Confederate States of America
Fairdew
Georgetown
Paratus
Black River
Blyrin
Olio
Hwelf Gy
Abbwon
Mistasopl
Lord Jesus
Springfold
Sos
Larry M. Daugherty
Ada
Warren Q. Harding
Republic
Hiveneton
Wyo
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Reims
Versailles
Fontainebleau
President Coolidge
United States
House
House Rivers and Harbor A
Lake Michigan
Germany
Sweden
Great Britain
United States Navy
Rum Fleet
New Jersey
Treasury Department
Senate Agriculture Committee
Muscle Shoals
Russia
Japan
Peking
Havana
France
League of Nations
Geneva
Stockholm
Tokyo
Ri M. Staling
Fee
Soscom
Salvador
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Limerick
Renblicans
Richard O'Connell
Republian
Tritain
Isles
Memsere
American Legion
Ruhr
Jteds
Mexico City
Nantexla
Pleml
Loire
Avides
Globe-Post
Kan
the Globe
New Hampshire
C. D. Ray
First National Bank
Florsheim Sport
Oxfords
Florsheim Oxford
Kehrberg-Schneider Company
Florsheim Sport Oxfords
LE Mars, Iowa
Sterlin Chick Ks
Hansen Kaun Hardware Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!