Beautiful Queen Hew in Italian throne saga and duties
The piece describes Queen Hew as a focal figure amid Italian throne conflicts. It notes her height, beauty, and regal bearing, while depicting court ceremonies, etiquette, and public perception of her role and loyalties within the monarchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmann
Hewa
Mack Chiat
Wurymanen
Toyal Efiquette Wien
Ieee
Tetmaal
Florent
Ubenmedvys
Oi Keston
Montemeg
Wirth
Montenegr
Practical office dress for the working girl in plainwear
The article advises working women to avoid feminine frills and chic fabrics for office attire. It favors clean shirtwaists and plain, well cut skirts over chiffon blouses, arguing simple, pressed garments project tidiness and professionalism during office hours.
American Soldier Recalls Ypres Gas Battle Experience
Henry Laplere of Chazy New York enlisted as Canadian and served 218 days with British forces. He describes gas attack at Ypres where sulphur smoke caused soldiers to drop, many killed, and only officers kept order as they shielded against enfilading fire.
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Ypres
Plattsburgh
N. Y
Henry Laplere
Chazy
Here
Mises Laplere
Ambassador Page
London
Army
War Office
Lapiere
Bainly
Lodem
Martieys
Wartime Hymnal Returned From Far Battlefront
A Civil War era hymn book from the 26th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry was recovered after being lost on the battlefield at Peachtree Creek. George Stacey of Norwalk, a member of Company T, found the book and returned it to its owner, Cedartek Coowa of Centerent perteenweme, preserving an artifact tied to the unit's service in the Chickamauga Campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibet
Cedertek Coowa
Coopmuy
Wisconsin
George Stacey
Norvwalk
Company Tr
Colun Teem
Fatality Rates and Industrial Accident Risks in 1930s
Articles estimate 25 000 annual deaths from industrial accidents with 200 000 injuries causing four weeks disability. Railroads and agriculture lead in fatalities around 4 200 yearly each, coal mining 2 600, construction 1 800, manufacturing 1 800. Metal and coal mining show highest fatality rates. manufacturing varies greatly by sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westatoo
Tyne
Eas
Iron and Steel Industry
Whisky Killing Fish Threats To Action In WV River
Deputy Game Warden Frank Glenn warns state prohibition officers could be prosecuted for polluting rivers. He threatens action after discovering whiskey dumped into the Fanayvina River at Parsons, urging coal operators not to pour rafvus into streams and stressing river protection.
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Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Frank Glenn
Fanavyiina
Parsons
Pearl Harbor fortifications described in Techological World Magazine
The article outlines Pearl Harbor on Oahu as a dominant Pacific fortress with a 13 million dollar fortification effort. It describes Diamond Head and a volcanic lake, a mile-wide coral reef channel, a vast naval station, a largest in the world drydock, a 400k ammunition plant, and extensive earthwork batteries guarding a fifteen mile long harbor defenses.
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Mauila
Pearl Harbor
Hawaiian Islands
Honolulu
Congress
Gibraltar
Helgoland
Efondluta
Colonne
Esreme
Unalaska
Samoa
San Broutsena
Pacific
Techolical World Magazine
The Forty Year Mark and the Fear of Postponed Life
Robert L. Haymond contemplates turning forty as a pivotal moment. The essay urges embracing timely action rather than wasting years chasing vague futures, noting the wasted opportunities and the temptation to delay pursuing goals like travel, career shifts, or new friendships. The piece reflects Atlantic magazine tone on aging and resolve.
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Robert L. Haymond
Atlantic
Pipes Frozen by Warm Spell Curious Fact
A curious fact explains why underground water pipes freeze after a warm spell follows a cold period. The theory states that a large amount of heat is drawn from the ground as frozen moisture changes to water, cooling the pipe like an ice cream freezer.
Whimsical Phrase Fragments Appear in New York Mail Tes
A series of paired adjectives and nouns from the New York Mail presents playful contrasts and phrases such as sweet and low, heart and soul, teeth and nail, hammer and tongs, and other mixed color and mood pairs.
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New York Mail
Record of Profits Theme in a Home Ledger
Puzzled husband reviews his wife’s checkbook stubs while she explains the figures reflect premarkdown item costs. She notes the stubs track purchases to show what the items were before being marked down, illustrating cost tracking in a domestic setting.
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Pittsburgh Press
Forlorn Hops and a Fire Insurance Question
The speaker laments a burnt Sunday roast and worries about costs. A bright idea strikes when the need for fire insurance is mentioned, addressing Lusenge Biaetter.
Gieser Then a Brother
A fragmentary quotation shows a judge remarking that a French count sticks very tight to skirts and may be the coivine plaster of Paris, reflecting a legal or social aside in a courtroom setting.
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Gieser
Mas
Plaster of Paris
Grace Lane Meets James Barrie in The Little Minister
In a London theater Miss Grace Lane expects a journalist but a quiet man asks for an interview. She learns the visitor wrote The Little Minister and is James Matthew Barrie, author of the play, prompting a dash of polite curiosity in the wings.
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James Barrie
Grace Lane
Miss Lane
The Round Robin and Its English History
A discussion of round robin as a petition signed by many to hide individual names. It notes its French origin, cites the Burke Reynolds Johnson letter to amend Goldsmith’s Westminster Abbey epitaph, and Johnson’s refusal to inscribe English on the Abbey walls.
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William Henry P Fyfe
Burke, Gibbon
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Sir Samuel Johnson
Oliver Goldsmith
Westminster Abbey
Johnson
Likenesses Across Ages Noted by London Tatler
The London Tatler recalls claims of living emblems resembling historic figures. A French soldier purportedly resembles Napoleon I, Churchill is likened to Titus, and others like Dion Boucourt resemble Sir Kenelm Digby. Douglas Jerrold and Mont golfier are cited as modern icons for past figures.
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Napoleon 1
Winston
Douglas Jerrold
Montgolfier
Fire Babloon
Montazu Williams
Sir Peter Lely
Our Times
Charles
London Tatler
Kinsale's historic role in Irish events and legends
The London Spectator notes Kinsale as a pivotal port with storied links to Don Juan and James II. It recalls 1680 landing and a predeparture stay thirty years ago, plus debates on Spanish-descendant cottages at Wortkd's End and Marlborough's wheat and claret cache, highlighting its past prominence.
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Kinsale
Ireland
Don Juan
O’neil
Wortkd’s End
James
Kinale
the Boyne
France
Marlborough
London Spectator
New Railroad Seeks Daughter to Drive First Spike
The Louisville Courier-Journal notes a new railroad plans a ceremonial first spike with the daughter of a local recipient. Officials present a gold spike and a silver hammer as gifts, but the girl questions the tool choice and suggests a hairbrush as a more suitable implement.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Imagination Lesson From a Teacher and Pupil
A Pittsburg Press joke shows a teacher asking a pupil to define imagination. The boy replies imagination makes him think a bee's sting is three feet long after being stung.
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Robert
Pittsbergh Press
Promoter Claims Superior Organization in Miner Industry
A Boeton Journal note quotes the Skinner Mining firm boasting larger offices and doubled output. A Louisville Courles Journal fragment records a light personal exchange about a first kiss, reflecting informal local tone.
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Skinner Mining Company
Boeton Journal
Geduction and Loin-Pebeon's Peculiar Ownership Note
A fragmented line notes Geduction and Loin-Pebeon owning a car and owing money with a misrendered reference to new technology. The garbled text mentions a driver or drive twice and includes an odd signature or attribution.
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Pebeon
Owea
Poites
New Tech Globe
Sunspot Cycles and Earth Effects Highlight Cosmic Link
Garrett P Serviss notes in Spokane Spokesman Review that sunspots recur about every eleven years, lowering Earth's average temperatures at maximum, influencing magnetic storms and auroras, and potentially linking to regional weather patterns though details remain unsettled. The discussion underscores the sun's far-reaching impact on climate and the need to study stellar life cycles beyond mere earthly concerns.
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C. G. Abbott
Smithsonian Institution
Earth
West Indies
China Seas
Garrett P Serviss
Spokane Spokesman-Review
Dean's Kidney Pills Advertise Kidney Relief
An early 20th century advertisement claims cold weather weakens kidneys and promotes Dean's Kidney Pills. Mrs. Thomas Craig of Marshall cites relief from back pain headaches and general weakness after use. The ad specifies 60 cents and credits Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Dean
Marshall
Thomas Craig
Locust St
Price
Financial Statement of Township Treasurer 1915
Township 11 Range 10 Clark County Illinois year ending June 30 1915 shows receipts balance 592.76 from Trist ees? distributions 207.60 district taxes 1164.10 other treasurers 99.42 total 2063.88 expenditures school board teachers books fuel repairs district bonds interest bonds balance 687.76 distributive fund receipts balance interest from County Supt incidental expenses compensation to treasurer distributed to districts 207.60 balance 95 total 261.55 certified true by Minnie C Kuykendall treasurer sworn July 14 1915 before notary public La Cole
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Range
Clark County
Illinois
Cue Nee
Treas
Minnie C Kuykendall
LA Cole
Herald and Star Clubbing Offer For Clark County
The Marshall Herald and Terre Haute Star offer a combined one year subscription deal. The Herald touts extensive home news and lively reading matter, printed weekly with new type, appealing to Clark county readers.
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Marshall Herald
Terre Haute Daily Star
Terre Haute
Associated Press
Daily Market
Clark County
NFUVS
Herald
Sghearihen
Boraid Magy
Aivanes
Marshali
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