English Language Diversity and Dialect Notes
The article cites George Bernard Shaw on 42,767,500 English language varieties in use, with examples from American and British speech. It contrasts dialects across states and cities, noting difficulties in unity and the distinct voices of New Yorkers, Kansans, Ohi o, and Texans. It then shifts to New Deal wildlife policy and land use under President Roosevelt, describing a committee plan to repurpose marsh lands for farming and conservation, with a push toward beneficial projects and land management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bernard Shaw
Woodrow Whison
Mr. Shaa
Oxford
United States
Somebod
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Harlem
Maryland
Clio
Kansas
Iowa
Ohi
Dubuque
Olahoma
Texas Panhandle
Roosevelt
Wid Hfelss
Mar- Binsl
Custrom
Flapper Fanny Says Gurls Two keep things
Flapper Fanny shares playful advice about keeping things in order as a lighthearted feature. The note invites readers to tidy rituals and habits with a humorous tone characteristic of the column.
Unclear OCR Text About Financial Matters and Officials
Fragmented OCR notes reference money markets and a treasury official. lacking clear names, dates, or events. The passage mentions gambling, pricing, and an apparent query to a professor or treasurer, but specifics are unreadable.
Ambiguous quotes mix in wartime and politics dispute
A garbled collection of quotes mentions Clyde Beatty on animal training, Orten Lo Mills opposing revolutionary changes without a mandate, Walter Damrosch, and Walter Garod with editor comments. The fragmentary text also hints at war planning by Hitler and a claim about a woman’s ability to work in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Beatty
Walter Damrosch
Hitler
Garod
Bible Thought Fragment Sheds Light on Moral Lesson
An OCR fragment cites a Bible thought and a brief remark, noting a moral lesson and reflection. It mentions a speaker or author and a thematic focus on guidance and personal conduct.
Local residents mark weekend family gatherings and visits
The notice lists numerous families from Bonneau and Harney area visiting relatives over the weekend. Names include Epler, Em, Exnes, Absalom Claybaugh, John Bismore, Hannah Ecdenay, Mort, Hefestar, Showalter, Evelya, and Dickerson families among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margate
Epler
Wolf Azcom
Exnes
Busness
Hannah
Coer
X Te Hefestar
More
Mort
John D. Michael
Fanly
Barcneve
Nk Showalter
Evelya
Book A Day By SAUCE CATTON
Review praises James T. Parrell for a fresh proletarian portrayal in The Young Manhood of Studs Longan. The book follows Studs from a Chicago slum through street corner life as he seeks meaning, hinting at paths to decency or crime. It is noted for implicit class consciousness and stark realism without sermon or demagoguery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studs Longan
James T. Parrell
Chicago
Studs
Amd
Neidentaly i
Vanguard
Essful
Health Notes on Eggs and Digestive Health
A health column discusses how boiling eggs suits different stomach types and cautions on egg freshness. It cites Americans consuming about 35 million dozen eggs yearly and notes eggs are a common baby food, with production and economic figures linked to the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Today In History Anniversaries from 1812 to 1935
A garbled list references historical milestones including 1812 events, William T. Benton as a U.S. senator, Oregon newspaper first issue in 1846, U S Congress actions in 1917, and World War II era notes. Names, places, and dates are inconsistently captured but indicate a retro calendar of notable occurrences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Tater Furs
Orecon
Wsration
Bilcon
Socialites and an Empire Built for Fun and Fame
A buzzing tale of wealthy New York society women who chase high living, grand renovations, and public attention. One matron hires experts for a lavish Italianate Renaissance styled buildup while another star pushed into the spotlight through fashion and media.
Birthdays and notable figures from 19th century Ireland and America
Today’s birthdays and historical figures highlighted include Governor John C B Ethinshaus linked to Ireland’s 66th year, actor Nora Carvina alias Elizabeth at Receland Maine, and Dr Bayard Dage of the American Tararsitr. The list mentions ties to co educational institutions and early college history in America with warm weather notes and retrospective dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berea Tustin
Coloa Lasens
Sar Mass
Bayard Dage
Beat
Stra
Bom
Rey Edmons Heelan
Lshop
Sioux
C.y. Tova, Inc
Ireland
Todar
John C B Ehtinshaus
Axe Elliott
Actre
Nora Carvina
Elizabeth
Receland
Mane
Amerca
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Memper
Peesa Tee
Ted
Scm
Pews
Stancicg
Repatasios
Perses
Feca
Corperanem
St Frederice
Flapper
Fanny
Wor Treasaner
Hamarte Sams
Hie Rapert
Gist
McNaight Syndicate
Ine
Snelsen
Snr
Masied
USA
Bible Thought
Frederick
Feerty Leas
Rainay Coog
Comaas
Morgan
York
Harney Feo
Dickersons
D Sgile
Sauce Catton
Welsteed
Wasa
Todd
Wash
Afiss Breis Whig
Wase
Miss Todd
Jilin Fxlan
John A. Jones
Capitol Agleam
By Williams
NEA
AZO
U.S
By Ke
Ed Fert Syndiegts, Inc
Aus
Ray Ra
Alaska
Morris Mpishbect SI
American Medical Ab Hygeta
Sealeth
Pine
Wrest. Com
Lamsoerion
Toronto
Wiliam T. Bent
Dellas Possengars
Roer Hose
Paul Harrison
New York
America
Iamdseam
San
Maroles
Italy
Iap
France
Bev
Pyremees
Om Paints
Eshborng
New England
Tze
Alice
Taylor Scow Bardi Hale
Princess
Azines
Elise Woloms
Jimmy Durante
Wartmey Bourne
Jane Wrat
Eriic
Lous
Gxgace, Jr
Broadway
John Hen
Commodore Vandesau Hammue
Ganda
Alexander George Trox
Temaio Sane
Owspurn Tii
Hlvba
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!