All Corners of the Earth Historic week roundup
A sprawling, fragmentary recap notes events from a range of topics. Mentions a March 18 incident over a love triangle in Seattle, labor strikes in Utah and Texas, political moves on peace treaties, and economic shifts in wheat and metal prices, with scattered references to officials, editors, and international developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermountain
Kai Gareivon
Wsyeawoil
Seattle
Glint
Grace G. Storrs
DAL
Er Inin
Bureky
Utah
Colorado
Colorado Cooperative
Kearivice
Fe Grays Harbor Motor Ship Corporation Yard
Aberdeen
Wash
Park City
Seventeen Year Locust and its Decline in Urban Areas
Washington reports on the periodical cicada or seventeen year locust. The article traces its history from early observers, notes how urban development accelerates its spread by clearing woodland, and highlights a new circular by Dixon Merritt outlining a succinct history and protective measures. The piece mentions the cicada’s appearance in 21 states and reflects on historic writings from 1669 onward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gideon B. Smith
Tle
C. J. Marritt
United States Department of Agriculture
T.M
Thomas Matthews
Samuel Matthews
Virginia
Dixon Merritt
Office of Information
American flour, Red Cross aid aid Romania relief efforts
Saved By U. S. Food administration has already brought in to the country nearly 20,000 tons of flour. The American Red Cross runs missions and soup kitchens from Bucharest to Pitesti, feeding the needy as Queen Marie and Prince Caral support relief work. Col. Beary W. Anderson notes three large consignments arrived, with a fourth en route from Toulon to assist all destitute people in Roumania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuiulty
Wileen
France
Senate
Council
League of Nations
Germany
Thoma Nelson Page
Italy
Paris
Norris
Nebraska
United States
Great Britain
Iretani
Industrial Board of the Deartment of Commerce
Wilson
Congress
Julius Barnes
Walker D. Hines
Railroads
Railroad Administration
American Red Cross
Cataluahed
America
Thme
Tt Waa
Bucharest
Jassy
Constanza
Galata
Pocsan
Pitesti
Americam Hod Cross
Red Cross
Queen Marie
Prince Caral
Red Crows
Cot. Beary W. Anderson
Balkans
Roumeole
Toulon
Pero
Roumania
Indians Rich from Oil in Oklahoma and Plains
The Osages Creeks and Quapaws lead Oklahoma’s Indian wealth with oil coal and minerals. Indian Affairs reports 4106 207 barrels of oil last year worth about 650 million dollars with royalties and bonuses paid totaling 26 million over six years. As white settlement grows roads schools and churches rise Indians move toward citizenship and assimilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mey
Oklahoma
Loteriar
Aurouah Cet Sella
Inet
Indian Office
Five Civilized Tribes
Muskogee
Oklahama
Atroymilion
Oklubians
Discover Gold in Cassiar Cassiar region probes halted by terrain
Vancouver prospectors head toward uncharted Cassiar to follow reports of gold from Indigenous people and trappers. The Canadian Geological Survey has received the reports, but transportation challenges in the wild Cassiar area are described as almost surmountable by the survey team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Casmar
Public health support urged for community
Support Health Work Washington urges stronger public health action in the community. The U S Public Health Service says a first class health protection service can cost one dollar per person per year, noting some city departments provide excellent service at seven cents per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Public Health Service
Four-Year-Old Tet Greek Falls, Fractures Left Thigh
A four year old boy named Parrier sustained a fracture to his left thigh after an incident involving tet Greeks and Bones Wittsfeld. Previously he had seventeen bones broken in various parts of his body, including his toe and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Carlsen
Denver
Telluride
Colo
Wittsfeld
Alune
Charles
Parrier
Hart End
Lassoes Rescue Horse and Ropes in New York
Patrolman Hogan on Bend Avenue heard fast approaching hoofbeats as a runaway wagon rolled toward him. He signaled and a rope lassoed the horse, stopping it on the slick sidewalk. Volunteers helped secure the animal and fire alarms alerted responders to the incident. The injured horse was transported for care and the area was cleared for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tolloomen
Hogn
Bend Avenue
Cai
Perfect Kitchen Progress Impresses Visiting Daughter
An experienced housewife learns of a college kitchen where a dishwashing machine sits beside a long work table in a white tiled lab space. The daughter reports dinner cooked in a fireless cooker with a stew and other items sourced at a delicatessen, highlighting modern culinary trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Dickens Love of Humanity in Glasgow Speech
Shertt Lol, a Scottish bet member, spoke at the Glasgow Dickshe society on Dickens civilizing influence and his urge to right wrongs. He cited Yates Raeburn Carton and Busbar as familiar characters and argued Dickens blends genius with deep pathos free of sentimentality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickens
Shertt Lol
Glasgow
Mr. Yates
Eugene Raeburn
Tommy Sidney Carton
Sergeant Busbar
Famous Fiest Guest On Fleet Street’s Wild Tales
A modern writer calls Fleet Street the Street of Adventure in A Child's Guide to London. The piece laments the strip of sky above and the wires from telegraph and telephone, noting warfare, revolutions, discoveries, and wild adventures that historically filled the cobblestones of Fleet Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleet Street
A. A. Methiey
London
Frolesart
Thrift Day Proclaimed in 1918 by California Governor
The first thrift day in America was August 11 1918 celebrated in California by proclamation of Governor Johnson. The event opened the thrift congress at the Panama Pacific Exposition, promoted by the American Society for Thrift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
California
Johnson
Panama Pacific Exposition
American Goery
Thrift Magasion
Christian Unity and the Question of Names and Affiliation
A fragment from the Christian Herald discusses unity and the ambiguity of identifying the person who grips the other end of a theological or metaphorical chain. The piece questions how to name and affiliate such a figure within church discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muuat
Tin
Christian Herald
Fragmentary advices on slippers and home goods
A garbled OCR fragment mentions slippers, bedroom items, and hats. It hints at a sale or advert with uncertain language about items husbands and wives might own, but the text is largely indecipherable. No clear entities or events are extractable.
Fragmented OCR note from Camere paper item
A scrambled OCR note mentions Gee in Camere and a writer Lenin with unclear port and date details. The text is incomplete and difficult to interpret, with several garbled phrases and names. No clear event, place, or person attributes emerge beyond the scattered references.
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W. RB. Reivo
A. 4. Purytan
Toyers
Astoria
Ore
Western Workmen's Publishing Company
David
Meiklejohn
Tralblazer of
Butte
Los Angeles
Mission
Texas
Victor Berger
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
George F. Lawson
Royal Engineers
Boston
Borah
Idaho
Johns Son
War Department
Siberia
Jdutius
Barnes
Maconal
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Fed
Bayview Park
Matus
Paul Frederick& Volland
Curt Publishing
Chircago
Volland
Keckaway
Hume Inmdeed
Manta Ie
Tes Atokard Cnet
Dees Willard
Jack Domyeny
Hadeed
Rio Grande Valley
Willys Overland Cohiping
Toledo
Chivence AL Bark
Stnikers Ail
Tom Erebroy
Ariel Cltiens
Anl
Pine
Embrey
Ashington
Buenos Aires
Pedra Ding
Republic of Panama
May
Senor Diaz
Principality
Nakhichevan
Mount Ararat
Noah
United States of America
Jaffer Koolis Khan
Pekin
Lusitania
Celine
Hishiry
Pekin Wa
Zuetele
Weimar
von Diaddred
Muncow
Red Guard
Gan
Cage
Vant Gerunog
Ekaterinburg
Russia
Department O 1 Agriculture
Europe
American
Nathaniel Foreton
Cambridge
Mass
New England
Plymouth
U. S
Southwest
Cassiar
Lassoes
Walt Ty
Delvon Yao
Euligle Hlogson
Ciee
BOYD_PARK MAKERS OF JEWELRY
Main Street
Lake Coty
Welp
West Trine
Eyaln
Camere
Lenin
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