Whimsical 1902 News Snippets From Looan Utah
A collage of humorous notes and social observations cites Spain’s $9.6 million 1902 navy surplus, automail mail plans, green bugs in the South, finance and moral quips, Morgan and Sage anecdotes, Yale and college jests, and a New York in-slot restaurant tease.
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Spain
Varied History of Italy's Oldest Abbey
Special correspondence recounts Grottaferrata Abbey in Italy as the oldest in the country, nearing its ninth centennial. The Greek rite remains, treasures of Italo Byzantine works attract scholars for a forthcoming exhibition, while legends of descent from the Fabius family linger in Rome.
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Italy
Teo Edmond
Napoleon the Great
Napoleon
Massimo
Rome
Fabius
Grottaferraia
Biiching
Maximus
Homan
Grottaferrats
Tor
Cardinal Della Rovere
Julius II
Barberin
Vatican
Peliagrini
Scenes on City Ponds During Cold Weather
After a cold snap New York skaters throng Central Park ponds with spectators of all ages and breeds of dogs. Families, officials, and local residents occupy chairs on the ice as beginners pay for support while a fearless child speeds through crowds, drawing mixed cheers and warnings from bystanders.
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New York
Paris
New York Sun
Wall
Edllie
Anshe
Mamma
Germany's Tallest Soldier Stands At 6 8
A non commissioned officer in Germany measures six feet eight inches, distinguishing him as the army’s tallest soldier. He serves in the regular forces and has earned recognition for his height.
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America
Elmeumspect
Collle
Pater
Rosy Young
Germany
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Uncle Russell Sage
Standard Oil Company
Vienna
China
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Ho Jong
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Campagna
Tussulum
Walle
Firet Chapel
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