Ireland's resilience celebrated in prose and poem mosaic
A reflective piece extols Ireland's enduring faith and courage through references to songs and martyrs, praising Shamus and Bury and the idea that a people can endure and shape a higher cause. It contrasts with a humorous note about Hoover and a Tyringham rake maker imagining the president’s acceptance of a symbolic rake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Shamus
Bury
Hoover
Tyringham
Muse
White House
Ins Jaan
Uunraked
Letters to the Editor on Prohibition enforcement and rights
A fragmented letter discusses Prohibition tax enforcement and personal rights. It notes possible misconduct by agents and calls for guardrails to protect revenue and citizens, while expressing concern over rights being overridden in enforcement.
Turmoil and turbulence defined in daily English lesson
The text presents a daily English lesson by W. L. Gordon with pronunciation notes and a vocabulary word Turmoil meaning loss of calm or disturbance. It suggests using a word three times to expand vocabulary and references synonyms like chaos confusion and upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Arnold
Summers Farm Sold In Witham For Mortgage Reeder
A damaged fragment notes Summers Farm near Ma ten of abe, with Reeder involved in a Tuesday sale for mortgage settlement. The text is garbled but indicates a property transfer tied to debt resolution at a local auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeder
Ten
Abe
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Fire News
A fragmented 1908 Frederick Chronicle entry notes Miss Aposs Eagan and a youth contest amid a parade of garlanded crafts and crowd events. The text is damaged but references celebrate a local occurrence with small ceremonies and youthful participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Chelsea Village Story of Rent, Stars, and Suburban Change
An historical sketch traces Chelsea Village a shift from boarding houses to cheap apartments as Greenwich Village residents move west to Chelsea. It notes figures such as Raymond Hitchrock Henry Hadley and others who occupied old rooms, while developers reshape the area into a fashionable suburb with old lamps and balconies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Subur
Greenwich
Chelsea Village
Raymond Hitchrock
Henry Hadley
Boardmain Robinson
Chelsea
Health devices and dangers in the modern home
A health column discusses vibrating devices and other at home aids. It notes the appeal of motion machines to burn fat and provide exercise when outdoor activity is limited. The article cautions that power can both help and harm and warns of eyestrain and long term risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Healthos Ween
Leslth
Belle Boyd Confederate Spy Escapes Pursuing Union Forces
The narrative recalls Belle Boyd, the Confederate Spy, captured in Mercersburg and Greencastle as Civil War events unfold. Escaping by wagon and fleeing dawn, she navigates Union headquarters amid crowds while rumors of capture swirl and her loyalties blur within the town’s upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omnee
Mocacy
Union
Aistily
Mercersburg
Greencastle
J Bass
Towl
Belle Boyd
Cid
Sizil
What a imme story and memories of war days told
An old fragment reflects on a vivid tale of wartime memories told by the “Little Wades” and Belle Boyd. It notes how the speaker, now a widow, recalls days of conflict with a mix of nostalgia and insistence that being mistaken for Belle Boyd is no honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Boyd
Lent And My God And Father Meditation
A devotional note asserts the grandeur of God as seen in creation and invites reflection on Psalm 19:1 Romans 1:19 20. It emphasizes faith over atheism and asks for divine illumining through the Spirit to see God's glory in all created works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Middletown Primary Called for March 25
Burgess Geo. L. Doub announces Middletown voters meet March 25 in the Legion Room Memorial Hall for the annual primary. The town war election will be held Monday April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Burgess Geo. L. Doub
Missioners
Can Legion
Memorial Hall
Hood College Recital Set for Friday at Brodbeck Hall
Miss Dorothy McIntyre and Miss Helen Serene of Hood College English speech department will present a graduate recital in Brodbeck Hall on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorthy McIntyre
Helen Serene
Hood College
Brodbeck Halil
Today in History and Birthdays in Brief
A collage of historical notes marks events such as the suspension of habeas corpus in 1689 and the 1912 raise and sinking of the Maine, followed by a list of birthdays including Elsie Janis Percy Mackaye George Pepper and other figures, with a closing horoscope offering cautious guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Janis
Paris
Columbus
Percy Mackare
New York City
George Wharton Pepper
The March Of Life Poem Fragment By LUFBURROW
A short poetic fragment reflects on life as a march from dawn, noting that people hear others’ footsteps and continue in sorrow or song. It stresses striving to attain the best possible outcomes before life ends.
Letter Golf Rules and Challenge for Readers
A puzzle feature explains Letter Golf, where readers change one letter at a time to form valid words. Rules require each step to be a complete common word, no letter order changes, and a printed solution appears on the last page.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Pally News
Ederet
Ingtech
Lindbergh
Anges Five Bers
Lora Ne Fire News
Miss Aposs Eagan
Beng Ihe
Cts
B. Gilbert
Edo
Ceith
John Thompson
Leon
John
Morris Pishbein
Journal of the Americar Colation
Iygeia Dic Health Magazine
Edi Medie
Canada
Sekra
Emp Abbas
Srihari
Pass
Iam Sumner
Foneeney
Penishent
Belle Bord
Hemiser Ion
Fellowship of
Ray Clamenceff
Wilsos DD
Baadelien
Fedenl
Chest
Amenca
Wilam
Richmond
Caroline Lucretya Herschel
Sir Willam Herschel
Hanover
Prussia
James Madison
United States
Port Conway
Monthe- Mer
Jean Frederic de Waldeck
John A. Howell
Howell
Bath
N.Y
the Plains
England
Samoa
Maine
Havana Harbor
Hsiang
N_ A
Lufburrow
Samaria
Uurbaea
Uerusalem
Bethlehem
Augustus
Rome
Christ
Virgil
Aenas
Livy
Horace
Syria
Elniae
Jesus
Mary
Jerusalem
Rolie
Flapper
Fanny
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!