River drift hunter and the age of ancient man in Europe
The article reviews the river drift theory of early humans, tracing the spread of hunter groups from Britain, France, and the Iberian Peninsula across Europe and into Africa and Asia. It discusses fossil evidence, tools, and the Calaveras skull debate while contrasting pre glacial and post glacial timelines and noting gaps in evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calaveras
Iiplemente
Cumman
Ieleare
Atlantic
Ainarius
Marsh
Aliscoversa
Eimaire
Mirconu
Gagna
Moore
California
NASA
Woch High
Wetus Marth
le Conte
Criticlam
Sierras
Loldy
Mexico
Nla
Sierrra
Betheades
Hwarea
Auriferoun
PI ‘America
Wyman
Kondred
Aurfaue
Rcrieg
the Dinate
Europe
Mathut
Mie
Severn
Ruealia
British Isles
Spainland
England
Crayford
Thames
Hanes
Seine
London
St Abbeville
British Channel
Ouse
Bedford
Pennine
Chal
Mountain Ous
Walog
France
Rhone
Loire
Garonne
Lisbon
Madrid
Britain
Italy
Abruzzo
Greece
Corinth
Iim
Mediterranean
Oran
Kolen
Algieria
Sahara
Egypt
Luxor
Pitt Rivera
Breccia
Palestine
Richard
Mount Tabor
Sea of Tiberias
Etopes
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Tansy
Indian
Nerbudda
Madras
India
Rivera
Ton
Haynes
Lewis
Ring
Tuilla
Thamenor Tha Samne
Asia
Amierica
Straits of Behring
America
Americ
Elinian
Eich My
Mortillet
Onilis
Virehow
Loxor
Thebes
Tron
W. Borb Dawitina
Booth Brothers Remembrance of Lincoln Assassination
A reminiscence of the Lincoln assassination recalls the Booth brothers. Tunjan Brotas burial prompts reflection on Edwin and Junius Booth and their reactions in Boston and at the Parker House as news broke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
New York Journal
Tunjan Brotas
John Wilkow Booth
John Wilkes Booth
Winter Garden
Mr. Lincoln
Boston
Junius Broton
Telegeach
Dispatch
Tereble
Edwin Booth
Beaton
Viset
Parker ‘Hollao
Mr. Booth
Edwin
Junius
Junina Brotua Booth
Edwitt
Wathington
Baltimore
Family Tendencies in Professions Noted Across Lines
The Boston Advertiser reports that certain families show enduring professional traditions. Examples include the Adams and Jay families in politics, the Storrs in church leadership, and the Potter brothers in the Episcopal hierarchy led by Bishop Alonzo Potter and successors in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Statesmanshift
Adama
Idm
Storrs
Jay
Potter
Alonzo Potter
Donsylvabia
Horatio Potter
New York
New York City
Hox
Grace Church
Episcopal Church
Eppote
Deserter's Son Wins Lincoln Pardoning Aid
Maxwell Smith, son of a deserter, pursues President Lincoln for his father’s pardon. After a tense meeting and aid from Senator Morgan, Lincoln grants a conditional remedy and then final approval via Secretary Stanton, allowing the father to return to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
White House
U.S
Lincoln
Maxwell Smith
Washington
York City
Deak
Deverter
Young Smith
Indoing
Capitol
Tvs
Tts
Smith
Ania Ali
Idwin D. Morgan
New York
Pennsylvania Avenue
Benator
Morgan
Senator
Maxywoll Smith
Tie
Morag
Abe Toit
Tina
Pettit
Nowlin
Stanton
Stanton King
Mig
Sennair Morgin
Ciulce
Noah
Joas
Miscellany Notes on Science Fashion and Home Life
A miscellaneous mix from a 19th century paper covers topics from the germ theory of disease and university cremation ideas to forest statistics and fashion notes. It includes debates on grammar reforms, a comic exchange about ear piercing, and practical tips on lawniness and cleaning black silk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teast
Sehonl Trad
Toes
Trenton
N.d
Scholare
Benk
Scadder
University of Pennsylvania
Laura
Deaver
Oregon
Washington
Columbia
Fraser
Cooking Salt Mackerel Instructions from Old Guide
A historical cooking note explains salt mackerel digestion issues and how thorough cleaning improves flavor. It describes opening the fish, removing backbones and brown subfat, seasoning with pepper flour and salt, rolling into portions, and baking with a flour mixture and essence to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suritioa
Julie
Covers for Tabien and table accessories described with embroidery
The article details elaborate covers for small tables made from dark Gant fabrics in Tainel with olive green and gold edging. It notes embroidered borders, fans and lotteries motifs, silver dollar measurements, butterfly and flower crewel work, feathered edges, and a border of Delph flowers. It also mentions a table cloth of pale flannel with a line of old pulp for a handsome look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorde Muain
Florentine
Elyiunes
Geliento
Todurate
Menlerneath
China
Warrane Tod
Tabien
Seniatlich
Overboard in Paris Tale of a Fading Wealthy Union
A melodramatic 19th century note tells of a wealthier couple from an American background in Paris. The husband’s affair and lavish lifestyle collapse amid accusations of defalcation and desertion. Their social circle, opulent homes, and constant detachment from propriety expose a doomed marriage and looming prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahaml Sela
Euston
Paris
New York
Mori
Itabal
Ose
Cpinion
Ealin Jeaning
Thor Puslog
Koldon
Kown
Mr. Worth
Caia
Korea
Legiona
Creditars
Mie Og Bocu
Chilis
Wilebor
Electric Light and Blonde Fashion in Promised Glow
The piece laments electric light changing beauty norms, arguing it harshly exposes artificial blondes and brightens brunettes. It notes social pressures and vanity, then briefly mentions Mr. Beecher and a lecture earnings claim.
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Booth Brotidrs
Stanford
Ashifornia
Kissingen
Tae
United States
Carriaga
Kosciusko Murphy
Birdie McGee
Kosciusko
Birdie
Birdie Dem
Namie
Marshall P. Wilder
American Pymological Society
Philadelpha
Hue
Hofmann
Nantes
Ardita Foye
New York Sun
Anny Lawn
Abe Uy Winery
Si AY
Jung
Mr. Beecher
Anid
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