Heidelberg to Berlin Tour Notes Through German Cities
A vivid travel sketch describes Heidelberg with its castle vineyards and student life on Hauptstrasse. It moves to Lorelei and the Rhine’s scenery, then to Cologne’s cathedral and Berlin’s imperial landmarks including Frederick the Great, Queen Louise, and the Emperor’s national monuments.
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Ueidelberz
Stufent
Grentie Neckar
Biil
Handelburg
Stueckgarten
Heidelberz
Darmstadt
Bingen
Rhine
Hatta
Loreh
St. Martin's
Lorelei
Poe
Tylis
Colvene
Berlin
Bero
Frederick the Great
Emperor Witla
Hippocrates
Foy
Queen Louise
Backie
Thiergartenstrasse
Germany
Remembered Meetings On Chestnut Street And Oddities
An old Philadelphia Record item recalls a Chestnut Street reunion and the quirk of remembering a telephone number with a playful calculation. It railingly notes soda fountain popularity, dog-friendly shops, and medical tips listing many headache causes tied to digestion liver and eye strain.
Stale Pratus and the Mindset of Growth
A quote from Way Life Success Magazine urging continual personal growth. It asserts there is no future for a stagnant mind and that stagnation leads to metaphorical death, with age not determining vitality but attitude and approach to life.
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Success Magazine
The Quickest Way to Dress No. Sharp Wit
A collage of jokes and quips from the era appears in this page item. It mishmashes light humor about manners, money, work, and daily life with playful wordplay and homefront banter. Notable snippets touch golf, teachers, farming, and family chats across cities like Cleveland and Philadelphia.
Painless Extraction Of A Corn A Laughing Tale
An author visits a curious household and asks the name of a sprightly girl. The mother explains she is named Cornatia but called Elig, noting the nickname Elia echoes Charles Lamb. The exchange ends with a light remark on the painless corn extraction.
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Elia
Charles Lamb
Cornatia
Elig
London
Foreign fashions and trade gossip intrigue readers
A playful dispatch notes a Larisian ordering a $20 corset and French dames wearing American makeups. It hints at exports and shipments to the West Indies and Crint Hartimore Americas, while musing on farmer voting and social balance in a light, satirical tone.
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France
Tinea
West Indies
Crint
Hartimore Americas
Indorse Cannon for President at State Republican Convention
Springfield delegates to the Illinois state Republican convention push to endorse Speaker Joseph G Cannon for 1908 presidential nominee. The plan includes an endorsement for Senator Shelby M Cullom for re election and nominations for state treasurer superintendent of public instruction and three state university trustees. Minor Democrats in Silberse: Bryan is expected to be backed as Democratic presidential hopeful. Roger C Sullivan keeps national committeeman role amid anticipated storms and heated debate.
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Springfield
Joseph G. Cannon
United States
Statehouse
Shelby M. Cullom
United States Senate
Cullom
The
State University
Minori Democrats
Silerse
Bryan
Pioorisa
Ate
Wiliam J. Geyan
Vensersiie
Fie Deocrey
Roger C. Sullivan
Chicago
Brooklyn Transit Officials Escape Jail Over Fare Dispute
Dow Smith general superintendent and William A Newbery chief inspector of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company were released on bail after being held for Kings county grand jury action. They were jailed on charges tied to disturbances over a double fare dispute to Coney Island and were freed on a writ of habeas corpus with a $2,500 bond.
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B. BR. T
Omciain
New York
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Dow
Smith
William A. Newberey
Ecompany
Coney Island
Kings County Graud
Higginbeth
Lee Avenue
Isasc BR
Deland
Supreme Court
Jaycox
Clara Huron triumphs in Kentucky Stakes at Saratoga
Clara Huron won the Kentucky selling stake in a five and a half furlong race at Saratoga. Jemay, the favorite, failed to threaten finishing out of the money as Clara Huron led early and held on by a neck over Mingles with Cole Dollars second and Hyperbole third. Entree beat Yorkshire in the fourth race as Radtke outpaced Miller. Three favorites won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hara Heron Wing Kenteck
Saratoga
Clara Huron
Kentucky
Jemay
Tho Mingles
Cole Dollars
Hyperbole
Yorkshire
Radtke
Entree
Miller
Bomb Plot Targets Polish Governor In 1921 Riot
In connection with the April 18 assassination attempt on Governor General Skallon twenty one arrests are reported. The blast caused nervous shock so severe that paralysis is feared. Sixty three civilians died or were wounded in the August 13 incident. forty five perished. Of five revolutionists arrested by shooting policemen four were Jews.
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Warbsaty
Aus
Skallon
Fle
Tmidau
Reform Move Could Strain Prison System
If the present reform movement persists it may reveal that the country's prisons are entirely too small.
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Elenbrettstein
Cologne
Morr
Cauwe
Elerald
Chestnut Street
Germantown
Lis Dares
Teleqebone
Philadelpha
Eaya
New York Sun
Numiansa
Stale Pratus
Tommy
Hnabaund
Fats End
Cleveland
Benners
Jenners
Benuers
Chiladeiphia
Lest
Parsen
Senator Bincetheny
Walh
Cokeler
Joketer
Tvox
Cokeley
Jokeley
Arr
Flashington
Ama
Jerry Peebles
Thomas
Mamma
Fred
Pathfinder
John Heart
Mrs. Bickers
Wilkinson
Mr. Bickers
Bors
Johny
Johmnay
Dee
Paintesa Chiropody
Charles A. P. Frederick KE
John G. Keyler’s Sons
Bloomfield Avenue
N. J
a.Home Institution
Park School Wall
Genno.Ly
Ernest
Cochefair
Hues
Rep
Blinell State Convention
Eagelsior
Ann Agy
Via Pubs
TEE
Board OF Health
C. Pfentzlaff
Harrison ‘Avenue
Montclair
CAITH
Nutley
N. Js
Pascuale Demarco
Boot and Shoemaker
Bridge
Nutley, N. 4
Bootblack
Giggone Domenigo
Bama
Marness
Tores
Chestnut St
Passaic Avs
Sah
Bricks
Prompil
Él Telephone
P. H. Irish
Vanilla
Levon
Clemens
Mich
Metals Magazine
the Queen of Fashion
Heery
Gensa McCall Patters
Agenta
McCall CO
Orne Fease
505
Seventh Street
Washington
Martin
Chivas Patenta
Yatent Ore
G. CG
Creo CoryrichtTs &c
Ontaraien
Tong Attwetts
Mana 4 Co
Scientific American
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