Gridiron Heroes of the Early All Americans
A tribute to early all American football greats, naming Coy Yale Brown Shevlin De Sualles Daly Campbell and others. It praises the sport, its rugged heroes, and lists standout players from Yale Harvard Penn Michigan Dartmouth and Annapolis, celebrating their endurance and contributions to the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coy
Yale
Gordon Brown
Inkey
Jemmie
Amnon
Murphy Age
Stillman
Bigelow
Brown
Syas
Sre J
Andrus
Git
Hickok
Cencter
Olcott
Gordon, Brown
Bat Holt
Jones
de’ Sualles
Fpinéke
Piers
Reat
Chandwick
Butterworth
Harvard
Barvards
Newell
Tom
Daly
Campbell
Wendel
Cabot
Hallowell
Waters
The
Burr
Fisher
Cambridge Hall of Fame
Dean
Brewer
Dibbiee
Merman
Fulibutek
Graydon
AIL Teins
Nourse
Columbia
Columbia University
Weekes
Michigan
Neston
Shultz
Benbrook
Chichigo
Walter Eckersall
Stetfen
Dartmouth Grove
The Man Who Went to Prison for a Match to Helpmeet
A dramatic tale recounts a young woman who elopes with George Aiken, he is jailed after a theft caught by her father while she hides in a room. He serves eighteen months, she marries another, becomes a stenographer, and later discovers her unknown benefactor is Edward Abercrombie, the youth she loved, leading to an October marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meriam
Aber
Pather
Aiken
George Aiken
Father
Tam
Father Nust
George
Ila
Lim
George Aikin
Edward Abercrombie
The Sunday School Lesson On Jesus And His Teachings
The article muses on the enduring appeal of Jesus, noting how crowds respond with both fascination and opposition. It links lessons about his kingdom, opposition, and missionary work to questions for study, urging reflection on faith, discernment, and the church’s mission across lessons I through N.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Capernaum
Nazareth
The
John
Galilee
Essen Nut
Iron Pillar of Delhi a Fifth Century Welding Marvel
The Delhi Iron Pillar, likely made about 413 AD and moved in 1052, stands 23 to 24 feet tall with a 16 inch base diameter. Weighing over six tons, it is a solid piece of welded wrought iron. analyses by Sir Robert Hadfield show carbon 0.08, silicon 0.046, phosphorus 0.114, iron 99.72, with sulphur nearly zero and manganese absent, indicating an unusually pure fuel and high-quality metal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delhi
Qath
Alwys
King Candra
New York Post
Alexander Cunningham
Robert Hadfield
British Iron and Steel Institute
Robert
Interese
Be Careful What You Say To Youth About Life Character
A Harper's Weekly advised youth to guard thoughts and character because they shape life and future generations. It warns against the lure of the many and extols the small yet noble bands of apostles prophets martyrs who shape world regeneration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judea
Prabe Lite
Harper's Weekly
Ancient Peruvian Act Explores Machu Picchu Discovery
The article describes Machu Picchu ruins as found by Hiram Bingham during his 1911 Peru expedition. Perched 2,000 feet above the Urubamba River, the site features palaces baths temples and about 150 houses with precisely cut white granite blocks held together without mortar, enduring for around 2,000 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machu Pichu
Hiram Bingham
Peru
Urubamba River
Fragmentary urban dialogue hints at forgotten slang
A tangled excerpt reveals a murky exchange about a person named Amonde and phrases like Ines Imek and Everybody's slat as a friend recalls family meals and a long-ago childhood. The disjointed dialogue mentions teen years, a wild child, and a sour expression without clear nouns or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amonde
Ivek
Ines Imek
Lie Friend
Chickey
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Heroes of the
Odgers
Gurnee
Old Nassau
Tayret
Aarter
Heroes of
Princeton
John DeVite
Cochran
Davis
Henry
theseWitt
Cowan
Tildebrand
Girards
Wheeler
Oiis
Faireg
Ricks. Kelly
Thog-Nt
Harlan
Thibut
Puncheton
Snake” Ames
Hot Tans
McCormick
Pennsylvania
Brooke
Gellert
Bare
Euards Tuut
Outland
Draper
Wharton
le Roy Merter
Mme
Sehuttz
Palestine
Lessor
Gadara
Tannyson
Manly Man
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