Sub Freshman Class Officers Listed in Vista 1908
The 1908 Vista yearbook page presents the Sub Freshman class officers with Paul M. Tebault as President, George A. Stephens as Vice President, John Agnew as Secretary, and Martha L. Martin as Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul M. Tebault
George A. Stephens
John Agnew
Martha L. Martin
Otto Robinson
Joseph Sherman
George Stephens
Clarence Strick
Paul Tebault
Frank Tufts
Carl Vogel
Henrietta Best
Helen Grubbs
Edith Johantgen
Ruth Joseph
Mabel Kahl
Local Names List from Historic Ledger
A dense roster of individuals including Mary Dundon Edith Dieckman Jena Garrison Manona Hanger Madge Higgins Clara Lee Bessie Millican and many others. The fragment presents a long sequence of personal names with no accompanying events. It reads like a public record or social list from a past newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dundon
Edith Dieckman
Jena Garrison Manona Hanger
Madge Higgins
Clara Lee
Vanity's Visions and Sailor Hats in Woman's Wardrobe
Flowered ribbons are costly but versatile for dresses, while black remains durable. A warm weather frock pattern for girls aged six to twelve, pattern 3658, can be obtained for 10 cents. Sailor hats suit girlish faces, require hair, and should use a puffy crown. net frames remain fashionable and comfortable. Todic Chollet.
Hall of Fame Announces Notables and Life Milestones
Emperor William awards William Reich of the New York Times the Order of the Crown of Prussia. Baron Albert Schlippenbach named consul general in New York. Louis Klein named commercial agent in Philadelphia for Iron Mountain system. Admiral Richard Moorman, aged ninety eight. Thomas Kalends named Greek class critic at Shurtleff college. Roosevelt reappoints Straus to The Hague court for six more years. William K. Smith of Washington’s National Botanical Garden owns a famed Burnsiana collection. General Porfirio Diaz to retire after current term at eighty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emperor William
Prussia
Wiliam Charles Reich
New York Times
Albert A. Schlippenbach
Chicago
New York City
Louis Klein
Philadelphia
Richard Moorman
Thomas Kalends
Alton
Ill
Shurtleff College
Athens Greek High School
Roosevelt
Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Permanent Court of Arbitration
The
Hague
William K. Smith
National Botanical Garden
Washington
Scotland
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
General Diaz
One Ring Circus Sparks Comedy in Chicago News Cartoon
A joke about a one ring circus prompts a humorous exchange. Bobby laughs at a scene with Sister Sue’s beau slipping a ring on her finger. The gag unfolds as a toothpick injures him, triggering noises and a chase with a bull pup, all described in lighthearted terms.
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Bobby
Sue
Chicago News
Love Lights and Fireflies on the Log Lane
In a playful exchange a couple on a log in the old lane share a whispered exchange and laughter. The punchline notes her laughter and a joke about eye sight with a pun on fireflies. The Minneapolia Journal cites the light mood.
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Minneapolia Journal
Out of the Usual I Have Meting Novel in The Way
A brief note reflects on an unusual reading moment, mentioning meeting a novel and the path of its story. The fragment hints at literary reflection and a personal encounter with a text.
In Case of Fire warns on smoke and door safety
Advice warns not to open a door with smoke seen beneath it to avoid drafts. It recommends shutting doors, gathering water outside the fire room, and using wet cloth or sponge to breathe. It notes smoke rises and crawling low if thick, and lists methods to combat oil fires with water, rugs, milk, sand, earth, salt.
Keeping His Word in a Quip on Irish Dishes
Mrs Fogarty scolds not to order Irish stew and Mr Fogarty agrees to avoid it. Walther is instructed to bring either an Irish dish like suet or Celtic goulash, in a playful exchange from Puck.
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Mrs. Fogarty
Mike
Mr. Fogarty
Walther
Puck
Making Good and Doc Pierce Medicines Popular for Decades
The passage touts Making Good and Doc Pierce’s medicines as popular for over twenty years, claiming immense sales and broad trust. It credits superior quality and curative powers for weak stomachs and liver issues, noting strong demand and lasting reputation despite many rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Pierce
Peece
The Sorrowful Tree of Persia Blooms by Night
A Persian tree known as the sorrowful tree opens its buds at night and closes at dawn. Its white blossoms glow under starlight, leaving a snowy flower dust on the ground. A nearby counterpart blooms in daytime and both regenerate rapidly if cut at the roots.
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Persia
The incorrigible Widow Sketch
A terse dialogue follows a widowed woman and the Doctor about her late husband. The Doctor notes the death was due to a recumbent position and a broken prop needed for proper care. Jane laments unable to secure a usable aid, while Green offers a potential loan but no working prop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Green
Youth and Advics Reflect on Mistakes Across Years
Fragmentary lines discuss youth behavior and the process of recognizing errors. The text hints at long time horizons and self reflection, suggesting growth after decades of trial and error. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable from the readable portion.
Vast flock and dairy notes reveal farm economic details
The article outlines a Sanerland owner with a massive 1 750 000 head flock requiring 35 000 sheep dogs to manage it. It discusses butter prices in 1907 versus 1906, farm income gains, educational gains for children, tree planting programs in Kansas, milk testing leading to high cow values, and practical farming tips from seed laws to pasture management.
Long Island transit tribute at Jamaica marks historic links
Jamaica hosts a June celebration of subway connections between Manhattan and Long Island, highlighting King Manor and Rufus King era history. It notes rapid transit advances cutting travel from the Battery to Jamaica to about twenty five minutes and recalls Revolutionary era figures tied to King Manor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wistesic
Jamaica
KH. Y
Sa A
Long Island
Queensborough
New York City
Old New York
Manhattan Borough
Greater New York
East River
New York
Long Island Railway Station
Flatbush and
Atlantic Avenues
Brooklyn
Long Island Road
Rockaways
Hempstead
the Battery
Broadway
Washington
King Manor
Rufus King
The
Battery
Jaminica
King Park
New York State
King
Aine
England
John Quincy Adams
Continental Congress
Northwest Territories
United States Senate
John Alsop King
Congress
Clay
Charles King
Columbia College
Benedict Arnold
City Street Grid Fragments List Across Vincennes Area
A fragmented list of street intersections and locations appears, naming multiple cross streets and landmarks such as Reel House, City Hall, Vincennes streets, Culbertson Ave, Main, Market, Spring, River, and Railroad. The notes mention various corners including East Fourth, West Eighth, East Ninth, East Tenth, Pearl, Oak, and Silver streets, with several references to the Vincennes region and surrounding avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weat
Ohio
Weat Tenth
Floyd
Reel
Market
Spring
Lower Fourth
River
West Eighth
Pearl
Main
East Fourth
Culbertson
Thirteenth
East Eighth St
Culbertson Ave
Upper Sixth
River Ghee Works
East Eleventh
Vincennes
Beeler
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St “Es
Protea
Heimberger
Florence Burres
Ethel Davis
Bessie Millican
Virginia Pedigo Lelia Pennington
Margaret Rowell
Isabella Tuber
Cora Williams
Norman Beeler
Cornelius Bishop
Walter Brown
Philip Brubeck
William Cook
Albert Crandall
John Hanlow
Frank Jones
William Kaner
Vivian Nunemacher
Ira Pedtor
Elmer Sevringhaus
Ralph Smithwick
Raymond Stoy
Charles Allen
Warner Allen
Taber Brewer
Orville Hamilton Charles Hassenmiller
John Moffat
Robert Renn
Bonnie Kegler
Eleanor McCleave
Martha Martin
Catherine Newhouse
Ollie Owens
Erdene Robinson
Nellie Savage
Ida Sloan
Barbara Smith
Eva Streepey
Marguerite Williams
Bush- Krebs Co
Vanity
the Hall OF Fame
Real Circus
Minnesota
Board of Trade
United States
Express
Kansas State Agricultural College
Manhattan
United States Forest Service
Colantha IV
Johanna
Ita
Ord
Dodgers
the Tribune Company
Pear
New Albany
Ind
Daucney & Co
Detroit
Hotel Tuller
Adams Ave
Park ST
Bomness
Lacarts
Gralle
Vt Ana
Chigagg
West Baden
French Lick
Carlbrad OP Anbrica
B. E. Taylor
Frank J. Reed
G. P. A. Chissge
Eran
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