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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1926

Page

2

Burlington floods. two operators save townsfolk

A Kansas City Journal-Post photographer reached Burlington on a handcar after rail service stopped, as Neosho River and Rock Creek floodwaters inundate the area. Miss Junie Chubb and Miss Lois Reed, local telephone operators, remained at their posts warning residents as water rose to the first floor of the exchange building.

Burlington Kansas Neosho River Rock Creek Kansas City The Wight Junie Chubb Lois Reed Deen Telephone Exchange

First real ironclad ship Le Giolre outlined

The article notes the first fully equipped Francis ship Le Giolre with measurements listed as length about 55 feet breadth and depth. It reads as a wartime naval milestone with subscription nudges from The News.

le Giolre

Peculiar Medicines in the 3645 Pharmacopoeia

A curious list notes crabs eyes prem s snails vipers thigh bone of a hanged man among other odd ingredients in a historic pharmacopoeia. The article hints at strange elixirs once claimed effective.

Map Hunting Sparks Fresh Interest in Geography

The article describes map hunting as a tool to boost vocabulary and geography interest. It notes how daily news and the map itself prompt learning, with examples showing Chinese place names like Nanking and Peking influencing terms such as nan and nan yan.

Peking Pelyaun

Adolph Tuck and the Card Picture Industry Rise

The article recounts Sir Adolph Tuck, son of Miaphael Tuck, expanding a family card business from six to fifty designs yearly as he leveraged oleography, worked with artists and poets, courted royal academicians, and battled postal size rules. His success earned him a baronetcy and financier status.

Adolph Tuck Boston Miaphael Tuck London British Islands Royal Academicians Tennyson

Popular Russian Solyanka Dish Delicately Prepared

A detailed description of Solyanka as a rich Russian dish. It uses beef or poultry, boiled cabbage, onions, pickles, olives, mushrooms, and butter, layered in a pudding dish with sauces, baked for an hour, and served hot with parsley.

Russia Vienna

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