Women’s National Foundation outlined as a national service group
A new Women’s National Foundation aims to unite women’s groups under a central Washington center. Plans include a club home a guest house auditorium opera house sylvan theater and Hall of Remembrance with fifty state engraved columns. The project seeks a ten million dollar endowment a national advisory board and coordinated education and civic programs for women nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tui
Isa
Fede of Women's Clubs
National League of Women Voters
Natonal Woman's Party
Natonal Council of Women
Iite
Wennn
Washington
Dean Place
Auditoriuny
San Francisco
Louis Funn
South
Southern Commercial Congress
Woman's Auxiliary
Netion
Red Cross
Foundacion ix Elaborsite
Te Bextie
Iywaude
Invention of Distillation Across Civilizations
The article traces claims from China India and Egypt to who first invented distillation noting early knowledge in 2000 B C and Greek reference by Aristotle. It follows Irish legends St Patrick and Welsh Taliesin while touching Jewish New Year traditions and the calendar shift from liberation in Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
India
Egypt
Aristotle
Patrick
Ireland
Taliesin
Editors In Class by Themesires
The doctor buries mistakes, the dentist covers them with gold, and the lawyer retries cases. We must climb a barbed wire fence to fix errors for customers, because we cannot ask them to bear the burden. Honest, extra care defines our approach to doing things right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Themesires
Venice of the East Bangkok's floating river market scene
The Menam river in Bangkok is described as a great trading street with floating houses guiding a churning cast-and-carry economy. Boats range from steamers to priests’ vessels and rice barges to post canoes, while tiny floating cafeterias serve residents. The nightly market glitters with countless lamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangkok
Venice
Menam
Pnst
Fairyland
National Geographic Society Bulletin
Yellowstone Kelly And His Rifle Story
Story recounts the adventures of Yellowstone Kelly the scout known as The Little Man With the Strong Heart. A New Yorker who came west, he led daring rides from Fort Berthold to Fort Buford facing Sioux tribes and earned fame as a fearless frontier scout then served in the Spanish American War and Philippine campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone
Kelly
Luther
Nick
Lily
Tito Fort Berthold
Stevenson
Berthold
Vitord
Mts
Indiana
Fort Buford
Mitagota
United States Service
Fame of Frank Gruard, Loyal Sioux Scout and Fighter
The life of Frank Gruard, famed scout for General Crook, is recounted. Born to an American trader, he fled youth to live among Sioux and Cheyenne, learned their language, and guided troops through snowbound country during pursuit of Indians. His knowledge saved Sibley’s command and earned him a lifetime government post. He died in St Joseph Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crook
Frank Growl
Frank Crook
Roar Wes Ber
Frank
Ciriard
Amin
Jonths Girard
Hie
W. Sibley
Gruard
Jay Crook
Frank Gruard
St. Joseph
Wells
Clemenceau
Wilson
Ameren Senate
Hughes
France
Deane
United States
Germany
Paris
Washington
Tyron
Edmund von Thermant
Watales
Bertin
Cevnan
Pri
Remembered Goldfish in Will and Fish Grave Honors
A historical note recalls wills leaving money to animals, citing a case where £70 yearly supported three goldfish. The provisions described distinct fish with clear identifiers and even flowers for their graves, illustrating how courts have treated unusual bequests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Briand Expounds France's Fearful Duty in Europe
Briand delivered a stirring address at the arms conference urging France to maintain a strong security posture to deter Germany and Russia. He argued against disarming too far and warned that without allied support France could face grave risks, while praising Germany’s leadership and the need for moral restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remier Briand
Tal Andress
France
Germa
Russia
Germany
Dudendorff
Brian
Wirth
Elisees
United States
Ain
Briand
Europe
M. Briand
Rioting Spreads as Prince of Wales Arrives in Bewhay
Four days of unrest follow the prince of Wales visit in Bewhay with a death toll of about a score, hundreds wounded, and many fires. In Malabar district. British forces clash with rebels as several hundred Moplahs die in two engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Orange
Sinn Fein
Ulster
Dall Eireann
Rosa Mae
Fritigh
Oreuntaing
Ireland
Eabinet
Bewhay
Prince of Wales
Malabar
Farm Bureau Gains Members and Plans Film Outreach
Atlanta reports the American Farm Bureau Federation grew to 907,279 members in 1920. J W Coverdale says January to November receipts totaled 278,074.28 with expenditures 290,007.85. Major costs include administration 57,450.04 and legislation 85,008.47. South Carolina shows no activity. federation aims to film 12 features next year and distribute via state federations or theaters. Portable projectors to county bureaus will be supplied at cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
American Farm Buren Federation
J. W. Coverdale
Chicago
Coverdale
South Carolina
Federation
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman's National Foundation
Wren
Bennelien
John Hays Harmond
Mea J
Borden Hartiman
Harriet
Taylor Upton
George Bonnett
Maud Wood Park
Maany
Drs
Gorge Barnet
Venice of the East
Elmo Scott Watson
Wen
Marshal Foch
Adrieine Mayer
Crow Infiais
Montana
South Dakota
Funchal
Madeira
Extmperor Karl
Congress
Edward W. Pickard
Hugtos
Beltain
Sill
Olitia
Fiome
Admiralty
Fronce
Hog, Wells
Bir East
Elihu Root
E Mont Reily
York
Almast
Senor Condova-Davila
Sanduwn
Harding
Offles
Axathet Rolly Ares Te
Republican Party
Socialist Party
Antonio Barolo
Se Ate
Caloniat Part “Iter
Inns of
Porto
Porto Iloo
Republic
Asstro
Jomin
Sergi
Privi
Kate
Jinan
Soiniiuites
Manchuria
Oriental Republic
Chita
Tusslane
Outer Mongolia
Tetiteherin
Tem
Farm Bureau
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!