Tabloid miscellany with curiosities from abroad and local lore
A collage of brief notes and anecdotes covers currency values, export trades, academic advances, linguistic curiosities, and social sketches. It mentions Shanghai exports, Bonn University milestones, serum use, English chancellors, blade makers, postal envelopes, Victorian dining terms, and a Philadelphia anecdote about the Hoover family, plus rail contracts and a child’s tale from a delivery van.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Samuel
Lancaster
England
Kean
Sheffield
United States
Colombia
Britain
Brussels
London Chronicle
BE. ¥. Lucas
Arthur Cecil
Kew
Jacques
Halstead
Essex
Eaghind
Pennsylvania
Hoovar
Tom Hoovar
Bill
New York
Mary
John
Hinek Dimond
Robert
Jim
Everybody's Magazine
Rights of Labor and Trade Union Power
The article discusses labor rights amid employer capital forces. It argues unions can promote industrial peace through collective bargaining and strikes without duress, outlining worker organizing methods, financial support for strikes, and delegated leadership under law. It also notes protections for unorganized workers and equal legal rights for all employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honce H. Taftin Leslie
Visual Size of the Moon Painting Theory Revealed
An article notes the illusion that the Moon appears larger near the horizon. It explains the eye and mind misjudge the disk size, while scientific fact shows the Moon's apparent size stays constant regardless of height. The writer cites a painter's challenge and a Kingston Herald visit.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shanghai
University of Bonn
Germany
le CW ES
Fk SE
Noilime
Amie
ITAA
Ort
I We By
Pasig
E. Ray Lankester
Chicasio
Kington