Audubon the Great American Woodsman Born Near New Orleans
Frederick A. Godcharles recounts John James Audubon born May 4 1780 near New Orleans. His youth in Louisiana and Paris training under David, later Montana of birds, partnerships in Louisville and Philadelphia, and eventual fame with The Birds of America. He travels across America studying birds, publishing Ornithological Biography, and founding Audubon Park after decades of field work and art.
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John James Audubon
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America
New Orleans
Lawrendee
France
Louisiana
Anne Mosnethc
John James
Audubon
Santo Dom
Lnge
Nia Fethar
Paris
David
Birda
Boyanteen
Mint Grove
Schuytkin
Valley Forge
Penosylvania
Louisvile
Alexander Wilson
Philadelphia
Wilson
Fennsylvan
Dante Boona
Hendersonville
Foresta
Bayou Sara
Thomas Sully
New York
Louisville
Ha Wwe
England
Dirda
Camden. N
Hadson River
Audubon Parl
Hera
Rimault
John Bachman
Most Potatoes Come From Five Pennsylvania Counties
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics notes two thirds of 1924 Pennsylvania potato shipments originated in Lehigh, Potter, Northampton, York, and Berks counties. Lehigh led with 1,464 cars mainly to Philadelphia. Potter 547, Northampton 360, York 277, Berks 176. Other counties shipped 100 plus cars, 33 counties combined for 556 cars.
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Pennsylvania
Bureau of Markets
State Department of Agriculture
Civs
Lehigh
Pottar
Northampton
York
Berks
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Lehigh County
Pensylvania
Philadelphia
Potter County
Pittsburgh
Northampton County
Baltimore
York County
Erie
Tioga
Crawford
Schuylkill
Somerset
Bradford
Lancaster
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Promises Dandruff Cure
A promotional note touts Parisian Sage as the best hair tonic to stop dandruff and itching, prevent hair loss, and beautify hair. It claims a guarantee and directs readers to McKean's Kut Rate Store and all druggists to ask for the product by name.
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McKean
Finger severed protest over manhood suffrage in Diet
Tokyo report details an extreme protest by Yoaki Goto who amputated a finger to sign a blood petition urging support for a universal manhood suffrage bill. He presented the bloodstained note to Kenkyukai readers, then to Kuard, requesting delivery to Kenkyukeal chiefs.
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Andy
Saverad
Goro Cave
N Kuard
Eliminardy Warope Frontiers and German Economic Policy
In Dr Edmund Straces viewpoint an op ed argues for obliterating European frontiers to lower overhead costs and boost consumption. It proposes a Franco German pact, opens protected markets, and cites Germany's food shortfalls and the Dawes plan needs while criticizing tariffs.
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Warope
Urgen Stranes
Germany
Edmund
Hugo Straces
Hugo Bilnoas
Europe
Hugo
United
France
America
England
Tall Hat Comes Under Modern Scrutiny in Britain
Manchester report notes another strike against the tall hat as modern life and travel habits make bowler and other headgear more practical. The king is reminded of the hat’s inconveniences, with guards and equerries now avoiding tall hats in daily wear and on duty abroad.
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Manchester
Eng
Lord Stamfordham
Biarritz
Queen Victoria
Saya
Guards
London
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Ferdinand Roster
Mina Bakewell
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GriaDose
Cunningham & Knorr
Frew’s
South Croton Avenue
Bell
Old Rescue Mission Rooms
State OF
Patsy Ruth Miller
Pacific Fleet
House Peters
A.M. Sinclair
the Go-Getters
Fine Music
Herbert Blache
Mannouvea
Poday and
Tomtorrow
Fom Mix
Tony
Deadwood
Osa ‘van Bibber
Barnett’s Bootery
Washington Street
Bamsteads Worm Syrup
New Castle
NEW Castle Drug Corp
Corner Mill
North Streets
Morcy
Wad’s. Tire Service
417 North Croton Avenue
Bagdad
Douglas Fairbanks
Toer Bagdad
Lloyd Hamilton
Late News
PENN
Harold Moore
Lawrence
Tang Week
Long Avenue
Sunshine Alley
Kenneth McDonald
Billy Sullivan
Pathe News
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