St Patrick Irelands Saint and Washington Rivalry
A speaker compares St Patrick with George Washington, recounting Patrick’s mission to Ireland. He notes Patrick built churches and schools and translated faith into native culture, fostering learning that saved European scholarship during chaos. He asks if St Patrick or Washington is the nation’s patron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englistriit
United States
George Washington
St. Patrick
Enint
Ireland
Patrick
England
Europe
Patri¢l
Curran and
Arragh
West
Rome
St. Patrick's Fay
Old Foes Reunite On St Patrick's Day Folly
An anecdotal tale reappears about two men of Irish and German heritage whose long feud begins on St Patrick's Day 1907 and only ends after repeated celebrations. The piece also notes the Irish true shamrock and the mayflower confusion among New England plant names, highlighting linguistic mix ups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
Erin
St. Patrick’s Day
St. Patrick's Day
Herman
Hegorra
Old Times
Mike
Cleveland
New England
Four Sided Iron Hand Bell At Dublin Museum
A four sided iron hand bell preserved in the national museum at Dublin may have been used by Saint Patrick or in Armagh around four hundred years ago, suggesting time has spared few memorials of Patrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick
National Museum
Dublin
Armagh
Nurse’s Experience Highlights Kidney Pills Relief
A nurse from Oklahoma credits Dean’s Kidney Pills with restoring her health after a run-down condition and backache. She reports rapid improvement and recommends the remedy, noting five boxes helped her greatly. Sold by dealers at 50 cents a box Foster M:burn Co Buffalo NY. Denist joke ends the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnis Torter
Personally Conducted Excursions Offer Low Fares
A vintage ad promotes $33.00 personally conducted excursions from Chicago to the Pacific coast via major lines with March and April sale, low through fares to San Francisco Los Angeles and Portland, plus double berths and no extra tour charges. A cited burglar scene from Bits adds a dramatic aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Union Pacific
Northwestern
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Iinerary
L. A. Trutchison
Tourist Department
Clark Street
Kaiser subject essay stirs Berlin school debate
A Berlin teacher releases a pupil composition about The Kaiser. The piece imagines Prince Wilhelm born on a birthday celebrated by 101 salvo shots from a castle dome. It recalls the old Wrangel and the Hohenzollern lineage with a controversial baptism scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Kaiser
Prince Wilhelm
Fred
Grape-Nuts Helped A Railroad Stenographer Find Vigilance
A Washing ton city stenographer describes improved energy and work vigor after switching to Grape-Nuts and milk for breakfast. She notes daily blocks walked with renewed ease and attributes her new strength to the cereal, praising its life and vigor in every grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Podium Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Fragmented Advert Mockery of Domestic Life and Slogans
A scrambled jumble of ad copy and overheard dialogue mocks deceitful Maude-Men and untrustworthy friends. It spoofs artistic temperaments, marriage choices, and trivial comforts, citing brands such as Mrs Winslow’s Syrup and single binder products while hinting at social irony.
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Denis A. McCarthy
Ais
St. Patrick’s
Tlt- Bits
Maude
Parcy
Houston Post
Marini
Peoria
Anton Avogteuaee
Dodds
Lara E
South Bend
South Bend Watch
South Bend Watch Co
South Bath
Lad
Acta
Boel
Marse la Gao
Eia
Loeegenta
Medical CO
Barra Caroagno
Montlo
Lana &Pses
Cline Rey
Bornera,a
Deulore
Tewsmericas Electric Co
State St
Suleal
Merchants Loan & Trust
Azhustire O. E.covey
K. F.D
Lansing, Mich
Munyon
Piny Bay
Pat Qnee
Drogelste
Cresbeat Dig
Cas
Benin
MAPLEINE _ PUTNAM
Heh
Nees Monroe Orud
Guiney
W.pibniger
Dacger
California
Cestaur Company
New
Favdan
Castoria
Bears
Germary
William Oats
Nagownou
Germany
Ibiarematka Dlacarn
Hale of
Fuay Pedipreny
Baizor
Agricultural College
Oderbrucker
Barney
North Dakota
Agiare
America
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