Ways Women Catch a Man and Public Buildings in Weimar
An article fragment discusses a type of devoted wife who anchors marriage, praising love and fidelity as essential. It then shifts to a list of famous Weimar buildings, including the Goetheshaus, ducal archives, and several educational and cultural institutions, with some biographical notes on Rev. Francie Lister Hawkes and related topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oman
Wnop
Weimar
Welt
Wittutspacats
Ald Ducal Dewer
Pretter
GoethesehMer
Ulin
Gimens Gereman
School For
Grand Duchers
Rophtny Ao
Grand Ducal School of Arts
Techatend
Commercial and Mittee Rehoute
Geogenphlent Institute
Rostates
Cleveland
Man Riding Sixty in a Flower Folklore Paradox
A Cincinnati Enquirer novelty item compares speed myths in a playful line about a man riding sixty miles per hour in a flower and another at thirty, noting perception shapes the ride’s meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Enquirer
Goethe Memorial at Weimar and its garden setting
Fragmentary notes describe a memorial garden at Weimar connected to Goethe and Schnler with references to a public park, a stone circle, and inscriptions. The passage mentions roaming figures and a central stone feature but lacks clear events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goethe
Weimar
Schnler
Fedegally
Build a Barn Farmers Urged To Aid War Effort
The article promotes William A. Radford’s farm building advice and urges farmers to construct modern barns to store crops and housing livestock. It argues building stimulates employment, supports postwar prosperity, and describes a design for a combined horse and dairy barn with separate sections and ventilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Radford
Bis
Prairia Avenue
Chicago
United States
Inbor
Smi
Women gainir rights and public roles worldwide
The passage notes several milestones including Mrs W H Stanley elected police judge in Meridan Kansas, Mrs E G Townsends long Baylor College tenure, and Britain and Austria expanding legal rights for women. It covers suffrage progress in many nations, wage and labor standards for women, and women’s influence in education law and government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Stanley
Meridan
Kans
E. G. Townsend
Baylor College
Texas
Italy
Oklahoma
United Kingdom
Oxford
Cambridge
Federation of Women's Clibs
Salt Lake City
Topeka
Kansas City
National Congress of Mothers and
Parent-Teachers’ Associations
J. B. A. Robertson
Constituent Assembly
Winnipeg
Eastern Arts Association
New York City
House of Representatives
Frederick H. Gillett
Boston
Home Market Club
Mississippi Valley Waterways Association
St. Louis
Honey Harvest in African Forest Trees
Natives collect honey found in hollow trees high in African forests. Men topple the tree and smoke bees from their lodging with burning grass. Honey is quickly gathered and taken to storage.
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Fred Bleisner Mery
Mrs Fred Bleisner Mery, 35, died yesterday at her home 1389 Vermont street. The funeral is Saturday at 2 PM from the home with Rev Bleck officiating. Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bleisner Mery
Fred Bleisner
Vermont Street
Bleck
Oak Hill Cemetery
Saving Lead Pencils with Metallic Holders
A Tim magazine note suggests using metallic pencil holders from the stationer for 10 or 15 cents to reduce pencil waste. The plan aims to capture most of the unused lead, saving about 80 pencils a year for an ordinary stenographer or clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timitt Magazine
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Newmark
Exide Battery
Mass
Lawrence Auto CO
Idws
Bootee
Rhode
Arte
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Jo Manupe Dir
Diene NG That
Pene
Pat Ngs
Harold “Bem. Wright
Tnsteuctor
New England
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Just
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