Hope of Salvation Expressed in Prose Fragment
Fragmentary excerpt seems to praise salvation and faith with phrases about hope, love, and prewar tones. The readable text centers on religious conviction and a sense of eternal promise without clear event details or identifiable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X. de Sober
Knutson and the Senate Appointment Debate
The piece argues Knutson’s fitness contrasts with opposition rooted in politics class distrust and union ties. It credits the governor Blaine for prudent choice and asks what the opposition gains, noting the public must trust Knutson to act broadly and serve Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koutson
Knutson
Laabor
Senate
Blaine
R. G. Knutson
Wisconsin
Mr. Knutson
Pirates of the Spanish Main Stir Rumors of Deep Sea Piracy
An eyewitness report describes a dramatic scene aboard a vessel with blood stained bands and a siege by buccaneers. The witness, Emphasizing shock, notes twelve ships missing under circumstances suggesting piracy beyond ordinary explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidd
Spanish Main
Suprabahir
Piracy Imagined Anew In Modern Wireless Ocean Chase
A vivid riff on piracy in the modern era imagines buccaneers using wireless tech to stalk ships. The piece contrasts Blackbeard Kidd era dread with today’s radio, planes, and bombs, envisioning a dramatic pursuit and possible verdict at sea and justice ashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
West Indies
Captain Kidd
Seat of Justice
Drake
Kidd
Joly Roger
Minor League exec board trims league to six clubs
In a meeting held in Minneapolis yesterday the Minor League executive board reduced membership to six as Wausau and Red Wing withdrew. Manager Band of La Crosse strengthened his pitching staff by buying Baker and Price. Miss Mary Evans returned from abroad, and incorporation papers were filed for Holmen Telephone Co with 25000 capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieague
Minneapolis
Wausau
Red Wing
la Crosse
Baker
Price
Mary Evans
Miss Evans
Schol
Antwerp
Belgium
Flolmen Telephone Company
B. Weppel
Casberg
Julius Berg
W. D. Sandman
J. M. Halderson
C. B. Shetteland
Tea Room Opens In Miss Mary's House On Lincoln Highway
Mary transforms a rambling house on Main Street into a tea room after a change of fortune. Neighbors gossip about her pride and generosity while she gains purpose, new customers, and a sense of community as she embraces a simpler life serving tea and sweets to visitors and locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Trang Dee
Torres
Main Street
Ann
Chie
Miss Tangy
Mary Brown
Tabitha
Doe
Anilies
Marr
Yessum
Chloe
Sue
Mary Giee
Call
Lincolln
Mates
Emmy
Uclleate Ehina
Marriet
Keeping Dogs as Faithful Friends in Home Life
This two part feature teaches dog care from bed to kennel and clean quarters. It urges weather proof sleep space and a comfortable bed, plus regular cleaning, disinfecting, straw bedding, and drying. It notes practical kennel sizes and house training for neighbor harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selow
Tomperrowy
Cigar Box Fiddles Simple How To
Simple instructions to craft a cigar box fiddle from a clear box and broom handle. Describes removing lid, shaping a handle, drilling holes, carving slots, attaching a string, making a bridge, and tuning the instrument with a violin bow for playability.
Denials by Dr Barton Raise Question on Product Safety
The article discusses protests and defenses surrounding a benzoate soda claim, noting no accusation of adulteration against Dr William B Barton. It reflects on public trust, media advertising, and the risks of self defense in reputational crises, with commentary on honesty and responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Barton
Irig
Open Gates and a Cheek Blush in a Silent Night
A fragment from a 1921 piece shows Mary confronted with playful banter and a bold offer as Aunt Chine asks for company. The scene shifts to a Chicago restaurant heist where a woman, dining quietly, drops jewels worth 15000 into a street outside, signaling tension between normalcy and danger.
Indiaman Refuses Government Job Shocks Abe Martin
Abe Martin notes that some folks stubbornly resist the inevitable and jokes about sensational news, citing a bold tale of an indiaman refusing a government appointment and the public reaction.
Standards Wille and the challenge of assimilation
The fragment asks why a rich citizen finds it easier to land in society than an immigrant to gain American acceptance. Gillis replies that the literal fault lies with discrimination and social barriers rather than merit, highlighting the unequal pathways to inclusion in early 20th century society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille
Gillis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pete
Cuthbert
Black River
James J. Hogan
Ta Follette
Wisconsin Fish Commission
Hogan
Chippewa Logging Company
Chippewa
Mississippi
St. Joseph's Ridge
Bishop Schwebach
Stev. A. Cramer
Nailed
Messrs. Smith
Povwell
M. T. Burke
Eagle Bluff
John M. Halley
F. PB. Shuman
Blatesirest
Campbell Avenue
Commissioner Tarbox
Caledonia
St. James
Hager and
Rose
Horace Palmer
Montana
By Laura Ret Montgomery
Associated
Jaan Fi
Het Tyson
Fred
John
Tyron
Fowari
Catherine Guard
Clern
Alonnia
Cigar Bok Eiopus
Bengaare
Sula Suserst
Aumerica
Rix
Europe
Pansy
Chicago
Courier Journal
Ida
Ogun Gees
Abe Martin
Fred Leit
Main St
Victrola Dealers