Royal composers cited in Cas tee program features
Miss Alys Lorraine announces in the London Chronicle that royal figures from Henry VII to Prince Louis Ferdinand of Prussia are represented as composers. She highlights Henry VII, Charles I, Queen Victoria, Prince Albert, Princess Maury, the German emperor, Marie Antoinette, Anthony the Good, and Louis Ferdinand as notable names included in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry VII
Margaret
James TV
Scotland
Alys Lorraine
London Chronicle
Charles I
Tam
Thomas Carew
Queen Victoria
Prince Consort
Prince Albert
Maury of Battenberg
Driveh
Marie Antoinette
Plorian
Anthony the Good
Prince Clement
Frederick, the
Louis Ferdinand
Prussia
Saalfeld
Bean dispute at Tanck counter sparks kitchen humor
In a classroom exchange a chemistry teacher asks why beans seem more abundant than pork. A boy with a bad eye quips that when ordered at the Tanck counter you get a plateful of beans and only a half bite of pork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Breaking Up Colds with Lane's Pleasant Tablets
A reader notes Lane's Pleasant Tablets quickly break a cold, with 25 cents sold by druggists and dealers or available from the proprietor. The ad promises swift relief in an hour or two and includes a sample offer. Separately an essay discusses China as a collection of nations, describing linguistic diversity and Manchu ruling powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Oratory
China
Europe
Lady Ellen Grips Shipboard Standstill Amid Captains Demands
In a tension filled shipboard scene Ellen defies Captain Smith as Chloe begs for mercy. Smith orders boatswain and two seamen to seize Ellen if she resists, while Ellen accuses him of threats and asserts independence. The clash escalates with a dramatic confrontation and a crucial chart piece tying to a larger plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilen
Smith
Chloe
Ellen
Mrs Ellen
Miss Ellen
Missy Ells
Chico
Captain Smith
Bob Gantlin
Keith
Bim
Miss Biles
Blteen
Gestila
Sco
Kis
Gantha
Ciatrosa
Mixx Ellen
Misa Elien
Mise Bilen
Rinithh
Pamilea
Evers
Upercargo
Canirous
Emvith
Tly Ellen
Petunias and a Tyrant Gardener Named Peter
Mary recalls a clash with Peter over petunias in her garden. He self-seeds, expands beds, and refuses to pull up plants, arguing they belong somewhere in the garden. Their banter ends with a reluctant compromise to let Peter plant them freely in the vegetable plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tainon
Mary
Petunias
Peter
Mother
Ridle
Chlengo ‘Tribune
Frenssormatten Event Sparks Curious Glee
A fragmentary notice notes Frenssormatten as a focus of public interest with phrases suggesting lively motor activity and communal plea. The text is incomplete, but hints at a local event drawing attention and discussion.
Painting guidance and products from National Lead Company
An article stresses proper painting care including surface prep and materials. It promotes the National Lead Company Painting Outfit No 4 percent with a color book and adulteration tester. It urges using Dutch Boy Valuter branded white lead kegs and notes supply through dealers or National Lead. A Chicago Tribune humor piece about a man and a chauffeur jokes about the poorhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Lead Company
Trinity
New York
Bath
Nome
Dollar wheat to stay in Central Canada bread basket claim
The article notes Canada’s wheat potential in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta, arguing dollar wheat is here and will feed the United States. It cites James J Hill and other experts, contending US yields lag population growth and prices will rise above the dollar mark as Canada becomes a bread basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
United States
James J. Hill
Mr. Hii
Passexser
Sho
Hhi
Mir
John Bull
Wheat prosperity and land sales sweep Canadian prairies
An era of high wheat prices and booming prairie towns in Canada is described with capital inflows and steady immigration. Government land offers remain at 3.00 per acre as railways expand, while diverse ads and curiosities appear in the same column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Winnipeg
Prairies
Hnes
A . DD
Cure for severe rash with Cuticura remedies
A letter from George J. Lambert of Mahanoy City Pa describes a boy with a terrible eczema like rash that worsened with water. After score of doctors failed, Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent produced improvement in two months. The note mentions Potter Drug Chem Co as sole proprietors and cites dates Sept 20 and Nov 4 1907. The Pope is noted as reviewing the Vatican lace catalogue under Pope Leo XIII.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyttle
Die Matly
George J. Lambert
West Centre St. Mahanoy City
Potter Drug & Chem, Corp
Cuticura Remedies
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Munyon
Patna
Royal Composers
Dodds
Townsend Brady
Sons
Larsucerr
Smaine
Misa Ellen
Misten
Frenssormatten
Abe
Wingham Agelersié
Drearyhorst
Uncle Welby
Earth
Hamline
Ani
Permone
Tay de
Sou
Pat
Castoria
Bears
Sloan
Earl S. Sloan
Mass
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