Dresden Meissen collection shows near complete Meissen output
A survey of Dresden and Meissen pieces reveals nearly every item produced by the Meissen factory. The collection travels with examples and highlights the craft from the famed German center near Meissen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Germany
Meissen
East and West by Talbot Mundy: Palace Intrigues
Captain Carl Norwood and his aide Moses O Leary arrive in Kadur India to determine who owns a secret diamond mine. Lynn Harding, an American guest, attracts attention as Norwood helps her after a fall. Princess Rundhia courts Lynn while Norwood asserts caution, sings Kipling, and guides her toward the guesthouse amid palace tensions. The moment hints at treasure rooms, loyalties, and hidden motives in a hazardous court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Norwood
England
Kadur River
India
Moses O'Leary
Norwood
Kadur
Maharagee
O'Ueary
Lynn Harding
Deborah Harding
Lynn
Noel Wood
Harding
Quirtera
Prin Rundia
Noraocd
Shd
Rundhia
Tate
Buidhia
Kipling
Mendalay
Army
Tynn
Maharanee
Kadar
Landon
Sile Neck
Bundhia
Miss Harding
Zenanas
Ancy
Cesanova
Ruadhia
Thor
Runshia
Hundhra
Nundhia
Nei
Be O'Leary
Geneva
O'Leary
Rundhin
Stoddart
Norwood and O'Leary Trace Danger at the Palace Gate
Norwood and O'Leary push through the palace precincts as fear of pursuers grows. O'Leary boasts of diplomacy while warning of watchers and possible poison, then a cobra encounter near the waterfall forces caution. Norwood plans a safe, steady approach and seeks allies while suspicion rises over temple mine schemes and priestly influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodge
Norwood
O'Leary
Labor unions trace origins from guilds to modern movement
The Americana notes labor organizations exist since time immemorial with medieval guilds as monopolistic precursors. Local crafts began in 1648 with Massachusetts shoemakers, evolving into modern unions in late 18th century. Europe’s modern unionism rose during Britain’s industrial revolution. 1937 AFL claimed 3.27 million members. The first American sitdown strike was 1908 at General Electric. Fertilizer use varies widely across Europe and the United States, with the United States at five pounds per acre while Europe ranges higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americana
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
Mechanics Union of Trade Associations
Europe
Great Britain
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
Lyons
France
General Electric Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Akron
Onl
United States
Notors of
Hol
Belgium
Germany
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Prange
Italy
New Fall Patterns Offer Slim Silhouettes and Elegant Lines
Fashion notes describe 1800s inspired fall dresses with slenderizing fronts, soft fabrics like rayon jersey and crepe, and size options from 14 to 52. Instructions cover fabric yardage for short and long sleeves, ribbon bows, and pattern numbers 1718 and 1800 from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept in San Francisco. Also gives a glaze technique for pie crust to achieve a glossy finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
New Montgomery Ave
San Francisco
Nervous? Pinkham's Remedy Promised for Nervousness
An old advertisement touts Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for nerves, irritability, and functional disorders. It claims long experience and wide use, promising relief from physical and emotional symptoms through a natural tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Sara
Pinkham
Onu Graman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leutenant
Union of South Africa
South Africa
Utah
Crystal White Salt Co
Templeton Bldg
East Lake City
Bana Ate Enidoets
Dlak Exty
SAM Francisco Hotels
Grand Hotel
Tayloe St
Popeloe Friens
Bath and Up
Beuk—Pree
Salt Lake City
South Fifth East Street
West
Mar
HOTEL
Ben Lomond
Kemitz Rooma
Air Crvich Lange
Lothy Geil Boom
Coder
Shep - Tey How
Hove
Kinane
Eichanre
Talbot Mundy
Ota
Trish
Palace
Lordan
Moses
Ss Flirta
Jersey
Bel
Kellogg's AllBran
Kellone
Battle Creek
Wwnuu