Hanson Town Store Sale Offers 16c Shirts
Local store in Hanson Town advertises shirts at 16 cents with a note about previous stock and typical discounts. The listing emphasizes low prices as a selling point.
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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1911
Page
8
Sympathy With Two Englishmen Oppose Pittsburg Extradition
Alfred George Curphey of London and Captain Thomas W. Kirkbride resist extradition to Pittsburgh over Mellon divorce proceedings. They argue no intent to flee and testify for Mrs Mellon, saying they came voluntarily to defend the lady’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred George Curphey
Captain Kirkbride
Pittsburg
Mellon
New York
London
Othef
Andrew W. Mellon
Thomas W. Kirktride
Mr. Curphey
Mulqueen
Wiggens
Governor Dix
Curphey
Andrew W
Kirk
Mrs. Mellon
Pitts
Kirkbride
World Population Growth and Land Limits in 2072
A World population projection at an 8 percent decennial growth rate suggests the Earth’s 28,000,000 square miles of fertile land could sustain 207 persons per square mile, totaling 5.994 billion by 2072, with arid deserts covering 18,000,000 square miles at fourteen persons per square mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenstein
Coalition plan in Senate fails to halt reciprocity
Washington reports that a proposed Democrat insurgent Republican coalition to defeat Canadian reciprocity and back tariff bills collapsed. Senator La Follette sought eleven votes but Democrats balked, insisting on their own tariff strategy in the House and Senate. He plans to offer a tariff amendment and deliver a detailed speech next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Washington
la Follette
Senate
House
Weathered Stone Cities Burrow Into Earth
In Jaffa and Jerusalem and Malta stone shapes daily life. Buildings reveal basements subbasements crypts subcrypts and dunceans beneath, as cisterns on housetops remain stone. The article notes extensive underground spaces in these stony urban environments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaffa
Jerusalem
Malta
Bethlehem
Window Girl and the Blind Bridegroom
In a city two youths pursue a girl across yards where a man observes her daily from his window. He writes notes, seeks a mutual introduction, and learns she was born blind and later undergoes eye surgery. They marry. the tale ends with a reflection on appearance versus reality. Also included is a brief parable about a parrot and a hollow nut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Markley
Gcalists
Markley
Naval Review at Spithead Largest Ever Held
The June 24 naval review at Spithead will assemble the largest number of Dreadnoughts ever seen. The US battleship Delaware will represent America as part of a fleet dominated by British units, including the Dreadnoughts Colossus Hercules Neptune St Vincent Collingwood Vanguard Belero-Phon Temeraire Superb and Dreadnought. Germany's Von der Tann also attends, with other nations sending pre Dreadnoughts and cruisers to the event which spans about eighteen square miles and features 170 British war vessels. The royal yachts Victoria and Albert Alexandra and Alberta will carry the king and queen as salutes fire from shore batteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Spithead
United States Navy
Ling
Neptune
Collingwood
Vanguard
Temeraire
Superb
Invincible
Germany
South America
France
Canton
Japan
Kurama
Austria
Radetzky
Italy
Russia
Spain
Reina Regente
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Chile
Chacabuco
Sweden
Fylgia
Turkey
Hamidich
China
Hai-Chi
Denmark
Holland
Norway
Genoceses
Admiralty
Alexandra
Alberta
The American Temperament in Newport Exchange
A host guiding a distinguished foreign visitor in Newport says Americans devote themselves to pleasure regardless of expense. The visitor counters that Americans instead devote themselves to expense regardless of pleasure, highlighting a naive clash of cultural attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Boston Transcript
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