Conveyed the Wrong Idea Two Anecdotes in Wires
The text recounts two anecdotes about telegraph miscommunications involving Phelps Stokes and a Yale figure. It describes telegrams sent to Lenox and Chicago, highlighting how wording altered intent and created public embarrassment during social gatherings.
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Stokes Hoowe
Leno
Floolte
Fon
Phelps Stokes
Yale University
Waa
TSI
Shy
Eliya
Ste Tate
Chicago
Mike
United States Notes Became Central American Standard
The article notes the U.S. banknote style set a standard in Central and South America. It discusses counterfeit threats, noting trials by Austrians, Italians, and Germans, and describes protective features, engraving, and testing in Britain. It mentions methods to detect fakes and protect currency, with broader remarks on anti-counterfeiting measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
South America
Kogland
Mra
Ailians
France
United States
Noahs Wife Mystery From A Chicago Journal Fragment
A fragment from the Chicago Journal retells the Noahs wife tale with garbled diction and archaic phrasing. The text alludes to biblical figures and prophetic conflict, referencing Noah and an ark, with misread lines about temper and struggle during the flood narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah
Carey
Nenmanh
Chicago Journal
Why Three Meat A Day Theory Of Meal Frequency
The piece argues that two moderate meals daily digest better and are more rational than three meals. It cites physiological evidence that evenly spaced portions improve digestion and nutrient absorption, challenging the common practice of frequent small bites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Tim
Cory
Corton
Fragmentary Antiquity Thought on Nature and Beasts
A garbled passage reflects speculative ideas about Aristotle and early human understanding, noting a shift in thinking and a vision of an ecosystem past the carboniferous epoch. It mentions reptiles and delays before birds appeared, hinting at a waning sense of progress across epochs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alnon
Not All Flower Crowns Vary By Country In Wreath Traditions
The piece surveys bridal wreath customs worldwide noting variations in material and symbolism. English, French, and American brides favor orange blossoms. Spain uses pink carnations and ramps. Germany prefers myrtle while rosemary is common. Norse and Serbian crowns use silver, and Bavarian wreaths may include wire, gold beads, and tinsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
America
Spain
Germany
Imuck
Mwiteorland
Bavaria
Humorous Moment at Teachers Institute Gathering
A teachers' institute session featured lively chatter as attendees debated staying for a lecture. A smiling, well known attendee nearby joked about recognizing a newcomer. The president opened the afternoon and the stranger shared a light-hearted incident, hoping the women could endure the remaining talks.
Pretty Little Frocks and Rompers on Sale
A local listing offers harmonious plaid dresses in blue pink and green with varied trims and pockets. Baby rompers in gingham start at $1.00, with dresses ranging from $1.25 to $2.60 and rompers up to $2.00, noting affordable prices and repeatable freshness after washing.
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Poplin
Devonshire
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California
Rey
Mason
Mason Pts
Ryder L. Cormany
South Decatur
Spee
Tye
Lemay
Lairds Cashrocery
Jersey Street
St. Johns
Jane Fae
Royal Club
del Monte
Bbc
Bue Laird
Rik Savon
Ane
Laird’s Cash Grocery
St. Johns Library
Bonham & Currier
L. E. Rose
Mgr. Men’s Dept
North Jersey St
Ples
Wooolley Bros
Killingeworth
Portland, Oregon
Wootlawn
Chambere
City of
Portland
Home Mercantile Co
Burlington Street
ST. Johns, Oregon
N. E. McAlister
Peninsula Bank
Oregon
E. W. Hood
The
American Technical Society
Gewege
Pat’s
N. Jersey St
Knight and Ladies of Security
Johns Council
Snd
Mouteys
Laurel Lodge
Steers Sart
Ino Cart Beckman
Jon Woberta
Hee
Via Hee
HY. Clark
Reas
Modern Woodmen of America
G.W. Mulum
Irvin Gromachey
N. Syracuse
Sonore
Mostar
Wah i
Bickner
Andy Kerr
Woodmen of the World
O. O. F. Hall
Leavitt
Jersey Streets
N. J. Simmons
C.C
R.C Clark
Cle - Doric
A. Ft
A. Ml
Masonic Hall
Davis
W. M. W. Davis
Minerva
OES
Catherine Sephens
Wat Bensie
Princeton Street
United Artisans Willumbia Assembly No. 300
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