Odessa the Black Sea Port that Shaped a City
Odessa grew from a ruined Turkish village to a major grain port on the Black Sea. Founded by Catherine the Great in 1794 it sits at the Dnieper and Dniester estuaries, with a famed harbor staircase and parks. The city’s trade history saw English and German merchants, later Jewish control of exports, revolutions in 1905, and a diverse Tartars and Slav population, with vast undergrounds housing the poor.
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Dessa
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Villadelphia
Chicago
Europe
Kansas City
Soie
Odessa
Catherine the Great
Russia
Black Sea
Hdji Bey
Catherine
Tle
Ta He
Ruidwally
Dnieper
Dniester
America
Germany
Odusova
France
Camping Growth At Sequoia Prompts New Giant Forest Camp
An analysis shows visitors to Sequoia National Park rose nearly 60 percent from the prior summer, highlighting the Greater Sequoia as a premier summer camping area. The park service directs a new camp site from Wolvert on to Marble Fork river, offering pine and fir woods, white gravel ground, and trout stocking.
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Sequoia National Park
Greater Sequoia
Eure
Talien
Tional Park Service
Gtant Forest
Wolverton
Marble Fork
The Enthusiast’s Idealized Hero Worship
A fragment notes the “enthusiast” as a romantic figure who magnifies reality. It cites a quotation from Dr Montken in the New York Mail describing such a man as a hero worshiper whose imagination overpowers senses.
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Aristote
Dr. Montken
New York Mail
Old Gothic Barns and Their Dignity Compared to Cathedrals
The piece contends old English Gothic barns dating to the fourteenth century are little known yet richly beautiful and dignified, comparable to village churches in style. It notes barns’ educational value, their enduring rural function, and cites examples like Glastonbury Wells Wilton Great Coxwell and Abbotsbury as premier barns, with Morris praising Great Coxwell as cathedral in dignity.
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England
Glastonbury
Wells and
Wilton
Somersetshire
Great Coxwell
Berkshire
Abbotsbury
Dorsetshire
William Morris
Oil output and share in wwi era powers and regions
The United States produced 341.8 million barrels of crude oil last year, about 68 percent of world consumption, with 65 percent in 1916. Mexico yielded 60 million barrels, 20 million more than the prior year, fueling British navy needs. Russia produced 70 million barrels in 1917, down 2 million from 1916. The Dutch East Indies produced 14 million, down from 17 million the year before. Roumania produced 11 million in 1917, far below 70 million the previous year, with most Roumanian fields under German control.
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United States
Mexico
Russia
Dutch East Indies
Roumania
Germany
Pathfinder
Dialogue of Experience and Silence at Home Matrimony
An exchange contrasts two views on speaking from experience in family matters. Baeh-Lei argues Peck should share his marital experience, while Baeh-On contends he must keep silent. A father desires his daughter to have as good a home after marriage as before, echoed by Suiop.
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Congress
United States
House of Representatives
Broadway
New York
Tle
Times Square
Baeh-Lei
Peck
Baeh
Dissolution Notice of Brubaker and Kofroth Partnership
A dissolved partnership formerly existing between Brubaker and Kofroth, doing business as The People’s Mutual Co., dissolves by mutual consent. All demands against the firm should be presented to Harry B. Brubaker, and all bills payable to him. Brubaker will continue business as The Penn Electric Co.
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Oleee
Da 3
Brubaker
WH. Dusuph
Peo Mivethiy Co
Sg Adust
Harry Be Brubaker
The
Penn Eleetric Co
Harry B. Brubaker
Joseph Kofroth
Lititz Borough Officers Audit Totals and Local Lodge Notices
Auditors report balances and payments lists for Lititz Borough including salaries, bonds, insurance, fuel, repairs, and miscellaneous expenses. The document also records meeting schedules for local fraternal and civic organizations at Rudy's Hall, the Swan Hotel, and other venues, with recurring dates and times for lodges, councils, and clubs in Lititz and surrounding areas.
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Salar Balanty
Dor SD
Lititz
Seldomridge
Treaser
Litit
Lititz Castle
M. C
Hudy
Ialla
Rudy's Hal
Lititze
Todge
Garfield Castle
Rudy's Hall
Morning Star Temple
Arashington Camp
Hothsville
Peat Hall
Swan Hotel
Tai Springs Counc
Council
Litite Hose Company
Council Chamber
East Orange Street
At & P
Warwick School Board
Warwick Fouse
Liita Agricultural Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Court Wititz
F. of A
Rudy’s Hall
Stevens Post
Brobst’s Hall
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Odessa Quays
the Enthusiast
Bowie
Jock
Anassy
Lititz Borough
J Erhileman, C
Raginas
Aluum
Antiturs
Charles H., Kreider, Py Mata
Litingborough
Lancaster Co
Pia
Go Schaelter Attorney
Anya Kreiner
Executrix Mse
A. Long, D.D.S. Lititz, PA
Warren A. Wood
Main and Cedar Sts
Edmund A. Devine
E. Main Street
Toy
Joseph B. Wissler
Law
Fehl Building
Duke Street
Lancaster
Lititz Pa
Hershey & Gibbel Conveyancers
Scriveners
Ind Tel
Geo. L. Keath
Justice of the Peace
Brunnerville
Howard
Young
East Orange St
Lititz, Pa
Ind
E. B. Beck
Mrs. Beck
Broao
John Long
East Main Street
Lrvirz
OC Hassler
Penna
J. Fred Essig
Lawrence K-Grosh
P.O
Frank E. Schnerer
Spruce Villa Farm Dairy
J. Clayton Brubaker
W. M. Grube
Lititz Springs
Long & CO
L. N. Mover
E. Main St
A. R. Keller
Lititz, Penna
H. P. Gingrich & Co
Record’ Printery
Haefner’s
Queen St
W. C. Grube, Prop
Hershey, Leaman & Co
Pennsylvania
Liberty New Belmont
Kreider’s Hardware Store
Main St
W.H. Muth&co
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