Ines and Inez Through History and Lore
An exploration of the name Inez with origins in Greek agnos and Latin agnus the lamb. It traces Greek Roman links to Saint Agnese, Portuguese forms Ines and Inez, English adoption, and literary references plus talismanic chrysolite lore and lucky associations for Inez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nez
Agnese
Saint Agnese
Agnes
France
England
MT Es Amany
Portugal
Inez
Ines
Tez de Castro
Italy
Agnete
Thomas Hood
Shelley
Wheeler Syndicate
Ina
Long-Delayed Homestead Claim Paid After 37 Years
Mitchell argued the land office erred in setting a higher price for his homestead and paid double to settle. A government check for 200 dollars was issued to Mitchell, 37 years after he filed the claim, restoring part of his payments.
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Withou ‘Este
Cinna County
Mitchell
Wagsin
Prince Aids Blow To Snobs In London Camp Plan
The Duke of York backs a plan to reduce snobbery by uniting 200 Westminster schoolboys with 200 boys from Welsh steel works in a mixed summer camp. Industrial Welfare Society coordinates selection. no cricket or football to level playing fields. huts and meals shared to promote equality.
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London
England
Haa
Westminster School
Selywor
Industrial Welfare Society
Duke of York
U.S. Coinage for 1922 Drops
The United States Mint reports a sharp drop in domestic coinage in fiscal year 1922 with 105,996,175 coins produced totaling $15,712,742, down from 462,120,140 coins valued at $3 56 540 in 1921, reflecting a large year to year decrease.
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Washington
United States
Zion City Whistler Fined For Loud Noise Incident
Zion City resident William Kasten was fined 3 dollars and costs by Justice W. K. Schmalfuss for making a loud and unusual noise late at night. Police testimony stated Kasten was whistling loudly at 31:30 p m in a residential area.
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Zion City Whistler
Zion City
William Kasten
W. K. Schmalfuss
Fisher
Kasten
Studies on Hobohemia Dwellers by Burgess Group
University of Chicago professor Ernest W Burgess directs United Charities and Juvenile Protective Society in a study of wanderers. Nels Anderson, once a wanderer, talks with about 2,000 travelers across Thale Nevada Utah Wyoming, detailing camps, slang, and survival. He notes 402 cases and explains motives, hardships, and itinerant life in summer and winter, including flop houses and jungle camps.
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Chicago
Madison Street
Nels’ Anderson
Eriest W. Burgess
University of Chicago
United Charities
Juvenile ‘Protestive Society
Ma. Anderson
Anderson
Aman
Hobohemia
Thale
Nevada
Utah
Wyoming
Wobblies
West Madison Street
Hysterics Charge Billed to Client by Chicago Attorney
Mrs. Violet Bromberg faced a controversial bill from attorney William V. Tyler for alleged hysteria and office visits. The charges noted ten dollars each for calling at the office for the hysterical episode, prompting Judge Gemamill to hear the case and critics to call the tactic scandalous.
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Violet Bromberg
William V. Tyler
Chicago
Tyler
Bar Association
Belgrade Plans and Costs Spark City Beautification Push
The Belgrade city drive rapidly modernizes streets and sidewalks with asphalt. A new city plan won $76,000 prize as 1400 new buildings rose and 4000 more planned. A hotel near the station was rebuilt after wartime barracks use the palace blocks remain central and the parliament building nears completion with public offices planned.
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Belgrade
Iugo-Slavia
Alexander
Constantinople
Moscow
American Loan
Real Yankee Globe Trotter Heads From SeEAE to World Tour
Mr. Martinez Anissenigan, a globe trotter, started from SeEAE Washington on April 19 1920 for a hiking tour of the world. He reached Inala in May and now travels through Catcutta to Burma China and Japan before returning to America with his dog and earning his keep in each town.
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Mr. Martinez
Anissenigan
Seeae
Wash
Inala
Catcutta
Burma
China
Japan
America
Japan Army Cuts Deep in War Program Plan
Tokyo reports war office and cabinet approval of army reductions totaling 56 000 enlisted men a 20 plus percent cut while maintaining divisions. Navy schedule approved earlier and a 18 895 ton tonnage cap. Savings projected over 12 to 18 years amounting to 259 million yen then 25 million yen, with modest boosts to heavy artillery and support units.
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Tokyo
Japan
Kato
War Office
Flying Is Best Off Brazil Says Portuguese Aviators
Captain Sacadura and Captain Coutinho completed a transatlantic flight from Portugal to Rio de Janeiro. They found south of the Equator steadier winds and the east coast of Brazil offered ideal air and water conditions with many harbors behind reefs and river mouths. Observations from new methods were productive and will be published.
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Equator
Saendura
Coutinho
Las
Portugal
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Sacadura
Rolfe and Mallard Social Roundup Crowded with Visits
Many residents visit relatives and old friends across nearby towns. A steady stream of motor trips includes Elmer Landing from Rolfe calling in town, Mr. and Mrs. Gruver bringing their daughter and visiting parents, and John Brazier with his children visiting Ft Dodge. Community events highlight a Humboldt county fair trip by local families, a large Mallard celebration with the Havelock band, and a Woman’s Foreign Missionary meeting plus a teachers’ reception at Havelock schools.
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John Brazier
Thos
Dickens
Dakota
Elmer’ Landing
Rolfe
A. F. Mick
Ogilvie
Mim
Swanson
Laurens
G. A. Gruver
Pomeroy
John Kline
Max
Jas. Hawk
Des Moines
B. A. Albaugh
Julius Hawk
Edith Albaugh
Harry Hilton
Alice
Henry Stoufe
Plover
Fort Dodge
H. H
D. IF
Reents
Vera Reents
Lester Mason
Clyde McVey
Harriss
Thomas
Towa
Wade Holt and
Arthur
Harold McVey
Humboldt County Fair
Humboldt
A.B. Miek
Swan Wilson
Pocahontas
Muriel Albaugh
Frank Higby
Edge
W. E. Mick
Brooks Hersom
Dakota City
Hersom
Gus Almstron
Minneapolis
Mallard
Havelock Band
A. B. Tucker
N. B. Hersom
Henry Grover
Orla
Pat) Willingham
Dolores
Willingham
Huert Sanding
M. Ws
Local Cedar Falls Notes Include College News and Visits
Community updates from Plovers and surrounding towns describe Edith Bucher and Hyangeline Ward preparing for Mor College, and Mrs. C P Lathrop visiting from Barbar. Reports mention Will Smith and others injured in Minnesota auto trip, school aims at civics and ethics, and planned Baby Health Contest in Plover.
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Edith
Jan ‘Bucher
Mor
Hyangéline
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
C.P. Lathrop
Barbar
Harriss
Thomas
Rolfe
Iowa
Pollock
Cedar Pally
J. W. Height
Mason City
Mat Pager
Western Electric Tea Phone Co
Ashland
Des Moines
Northwest Bgl Telephone Co
Bell Lines
California
A. J. Oggsepuehler
Minnesota
Fred
Will
Danteh
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Shirley
Mason
Brooklyn
N. Y
Emil Flugarth
Viola Dana
Edna Flugarth
Mildred Marshall
Messenger
Maweard Donn
Capitol
War Department
Prince
U.S
City OF
Japan Army
Ee Far Nippon
Mr. Stearns
I Vank Stearns
Stearns
J. H. Elbert
Have: Lock Consolidated Schools
Have. Lock
Total
Geo, Heathman
Inspirational Institute
Sunt
Crowl
Gilmore City
W. S. Strongi
Ike” Egespuehler
Baker
Chis Hanson
Chas, Otto and
Cecil. Twigs
Epworth League
Gayadar
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