Love Affairs of Royalty Across British History
The Montreal Family Herald notes that the prince of Wales may marry for love rather than royal blood, citing past monarchs such as George IV and Henry V to illustrate evolving norms. It recalls Henry V I declaring his heart would guide his hand and mentions Anne Boleyn and Jane Seymour in royal wooing.
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Prince of Wales
Roy
Montreal
George HL
George UL
Henry Viel
Blas
Tal
Anne Boleyn
Dhang
Acknight
Des Londen
Anne
Tower Green
Jane Seymour
Edward
George IV
London Telegraph
Japanese Arts Being Forgotten by Modern Youth
A Japan Advertiser contributor laments fading polite arts in Taisho era youth. He cites tea ceremony, flower arrangement, and versification as forgotten, notes loss of politeness, reliance on cheap stories, and a drift toward money and materialism. He worries about physical and mental decline and diminished love of nature, art, and poetry.
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Japan
Taisho
Object Lessons in Fuel Saving Through Educational Films
Moving pictures will educate the public on efficient fuel use. Fifty minute films show steam boiler operation, testing methods, and fuel economics. State educational propaganda will distribute the films along with bulletins on boiler testing, fuel analysis, steam saving, boiler water treatment, and oil burning practices.
Great Game Farm Planned in Louisiana Wildlife Empire
The legislature would create a vast state wildlife area along the Gulf coast totaling about 500 square miles. It includes Marsh Island with 78 000 acres donated by Mrs. Russell Sage, 85 000 acres in Vermilion and Cameron parishes from the Rockefeller foundation, and a 60 000 acre McIlhenny land parcel. A central Grand Chenier tract of 85 000 acres lies between, with plans to acquire it soon.
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Louisiana
Gulf of Mexico
Marsh Island
Russell Sage
Vermillion
Cameron Parishes
Rockefeller Foundation
Mcllhenny
Grand Chenier
You Needn't Advertise The Fact
A Chicago Tribune quote from a club dance anecdote recounts a young man who learns telegraphy and faces a humiliating remark from a nearby woman after dancing with an awkward partner. The line highlights social restraint and witty rebuke in a light anecdote.
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Havi
Chicago Tribune
Equal suffrage debate and gender voting limits in England
In a fragment from a historical page, a discussion notes that equal suffrage is a serious matter in England as the number of women entitled to vote exceeds men. Candid remarks reference restrictive age requirements and shifting attitudes toward women voters.
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England
Sugar shipments arrive at Lindsey's this week
A local note announces a fresh delivery of 100 sacks of pure cane sugar and an invoice for 300 more shipped yesterday. The 300 sacks are due Thursday or Friday, ensuring sugar will be available without worry.
Political Announcements for Illinois Campaign Nominations
Several candidates announce for party nominations in Illinois 32nd District for General Assembly State's Attorney Coroner and Circuit Clerk positions. Septem ber 15 1920 primaries determine nominations with Republican and Democratic primaries. An evening address by Rev F G Bell of Lewistown urged efficiency followed by a Cuba degree staff drill for Rebekahs. The August meeting date and venue remain undecided.
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Avon Band
Avon Lodge
Stars and Stripes
Lewistown
Cuba Ledge
Earl Flack
Illinois General Assembly
Andrew L. Hainline
Samuel B. Russler
Witt B. Martin
Annovice
Eee
F. G. Bell
Cuba
Rebekahs
McLaren
Lela May Doyle
W. R. McLaren
Galesburg
St. Mary’s Hospital
N. T. Allen
W. A. Willey
John Kost
BR. D. Wing
Emil Dalberg
Guy E. Temple
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Britain
Fifty-First District Association OF
Avon
Lodge
Lindsey
Dy W. R. McLaren
Pearl Street
Smithshire
U.S
U. S
Asco
Day
U. &. Tires
United States
Macomb, Ill
H. McMillan
Industry
Ill
Hallmark
East Side
SQ. Macomb, Ill
Carter
Radium Institute
Macomb, Il
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