Constantinople Seen Through War Time Eyes and Forts
The article surveys Constantinople as a future world traveler hub after the great war. It details districts like Stamboul and Pera, the Bosporus crossing, and the Seraglio. It notes abstemious Turkish habits, strategic Dardanelles defenses, and the Beylerbeyi and Yildiz Palace precincts along with Krupp fortifications guarding the straits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatever
Ottoman Empire
Constantinople
Turkey
Sea of
Marmara
Golden Horn
Stamboul
Fera
Galata
Scutari
Agia
Bosporus
Hosporus
Levant
Europe
Constantine the Great
Isthmus
Marmora
Seraglio Point
Prinkipo
Peru
Stanboul
Dardanelles
Strait of
Sea of Marmora
Aegean Sea
Italy
Tripoli
Tschinili
Mohammed the Conqueror
Murad II
Bey- Jerbey
Strait of Resports
Sublime Porte
Mohammed V
Abdul Hamid II
Yildiz
Peppy composers and their royal disrespectful airs
The article recounts 18th century musicians like Handel Viotti Gluck Meyerbeer and Wayne boasting of their talents and snubbing royalty. It highlights their bold egos and witty replies to patrons and rulers while noting their temperamental pride and jokes about surpassing their works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handel
Haniel
George
Viotti
Versailles
Marie Antoinette
Mgr
Comte d' Artois
Gluck
Meyerbeer
Offce
Waydne
Salomon
The One Universal Language of Music Across Nations
A reflection on music uniting peoples beyond borders as composers from every land are celebrated. The idea that great scores travel from Germany to Italy and beyond, pleasing masters and audiences regardless of origin, remains a timeless truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Italy
Prince
Lestie
Most Wonderful Thing a Man Made Is A Living For Family
A primary class teacher asks children what man made thing is most wonderful. A girl replies with disarming seriousness that a living for this family is the greatest creation, in a remark noted by Woman's Home Companion.
Not a Plunger from a Tramp Tale
A Birmingham Age Herald humor piece features a shabby visitor and a witty housewife. The tramp recalls Wall Street days while the exchange turns on a missing umbrella and a chain of flimsy loans. The scene captures streetwise banter and social satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Birmingham Age-Herald
Local Fraternal and Civic Meetings Schedule in Lititz
Organization notices list numerous groups and their meeting times in Lititz and surrounding areas. Lodges, temples, veterans groups, councils, and boards meet weekly or monthly at Rudy's Hall, the Swan Hotel, the High School, and other local venues with varying nights and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz Castle
M.O
Hkudy’s Mall
Liite Lodge
Rudy's
Lititz Lodge
Rudy‘’s
Garfield Castle
Ody’s Hall
Morning Star Temple
Tadiea
G. H
Washington Camp
Hothsville
Swan Hotel
Stevens Post
Brobst’s
F. Litia Springs
Co. CU. A. M
Rudy's Halk Lititz
Council Chamber
Lititz Hose Company
East Orange Street
P.M
Warwick School Board
Warwick House
Lithiz Agricultural Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Moravian Chapel
The
Loyal Temperance Legion
Sre
F. of A
Rudy's Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Princes Isles
Coney Island
Khilid-bahri
Tahanak-Kalessi
Tchanak-Kelessi
Khilid-babri
Pera
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lackawanna Limited
New York
Buffalo
Stroudsburg
Scranton
Samuel Rea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Theodore Voorhees
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
R. L. O'Donnel
Associated Railroads of
Commercial Trust Building
Philadelphia
A. B. Keller
Lititz
PENNA
Thay
Cc. E. Myer
Houston
Conestoga Traction Co
Lancaster and
Lancaster
Mntus
Litite
Lancastir
H. P. Gingrich & Co
Main St
John D. Bair
Blue Ball
Kreso
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Lewis N. Moyer
W. HH. Muth & Co
Lititz, Pa
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