Exquisite roses and southern strolls from Eustis to Washington
A reflective travel journal recounts visits to Eustis Lawtie and Savannah with vivid notes on roses strawberries and scenery. The author recalls Exposition in Jacksonville the Bonaventure cemetery in Savannah and a war era reunion with Mr Pollard before finishing in Washington promising health and education benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocala
Lawtie
Jacksonville
Exposition
Savannah
Prince Frederick of Prussia Known for Horse Mastery and Kindness
The article profiles Eitel Frederick, prince of Prussia, praised as Europe’s finest horseman and noted for kindness to animals. It recalls how at sixteen he earned freedom in royal stables, chose a fre Arabian pony, and learned horse care, proving a horse must know you before trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eitel Frederick
Prussia
Germany
Europe
USA
Hite
Mazerer
William
Az & Mal Oh
Tt & Tobl
Bey
Gm Tate
Chief Joseph of the Nez Perces Remembered in Tribute
The piece recounts Chief Joseph of the Nez Perces known as In-mut-toa-yah-lat-lat, his leadership, the loss of Wallowa Valley, relentless encroachment by whites, and his plea for justice. It reflects on his dignity, homesickness, and the lasting tragedy of broken promises by the U.S. government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and Clark
Joseph
Nez Perces
Ain
Joseph Wrens
Perces
Walley
Wallowa
Lapwai
Idaho
Washington
Cooper
Howard
Miles
Market Garden Type War Automobile For Farmers
A new farmer’s war auto shown in a cable pictorial is adaptable to 30–120 hp. It can run 20 minutes after tire damage, is bomb proof beyond gun range, and includes an automatic starting feature. A turret with a Hotchkiss gun, armor of special steel, and two steel rails to bridge ditches are described for market gardeners.
Rail market notes linger in early morning whispers
A fragment hints at a railroader or market activity at dawn with stalled details. The text mentions numbers like 5000 and vague actions between times but offers little clear context or names.
Railroads Grow Tree Farms for Future Cross Ties
Railroads plant tree farms to supply cross ties fifteen to twenty years ahead. The extinct great auk has only seventy known specimens left in existence. A specimen recently sold for two thousand dollars.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eustis
Richmond
Ford
Robert E. Lee
Mr. Pollard
Cc. G. G
Prince
Neir
Sadan
Do. J. Blanchard
Bease
America
Switzerland
Losetee
Jericho
Joshua
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Minnesota
Taft
War
HS Tribe
Wiles
Greenland
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Stevens
Des Moines
Winchester
Pittsburg
Friend Supply CO
Washington Street
Dept
Boston
Mass
Omaha
Stankae Pe
Srrten Tok
Blue CO
Nottingham
Columbia Novelty Co
Saratoga
East Boston, Mess
P.C.C
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