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Newspaper

Shiner Gazette

Location

Shiner, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1930

Page

2

Ethan Allen and the Ticonderoga Legend Reexamined

The Pell biography confirms Ethan Allen spoke to Lieutenant Feltham at Ticonderoga and, with Benedict Arnold, seized the fort after a daring climb. The article notes Allen’s complex character, recounts his frontier career, rivalries with New York and Vermont, and his later controversial ties as he sought Vermont’s fate amid Revolutionary War tensions.

Ethan Allen Green Mountain Boys Ticonderoga Delaplace Continental Congress God's Mighty Continental “Congress Ethan John Pell Houghton Mifflin Company Feltham Pell Allen Benedict Arnold Arnold His Majesty's Fort George the Third Cambridge Committee of Correspondence Connecticut Congress America Litchfield Conn Mary Magdalene Angels of Light General Allen Vermont Hell Rob Roy Robin Hood New England Strom Boy New Hampshire New York New Hampshire Grants Province of Colden Commonwealth Canada United Colonies Lake Champlain United States National Capitol Washington

Five year old prodigy knows his Bible in Cincinnati

A five year old, Jacques D. Rietze, has studied the Bible since age four and can identify Nebuchadnezzar Belshazzar Moses Noah and Abraham. He can deliver sermons quote scripture and define metaphysics and ecclesiastic though his speech is hard to understand. He tells his mother Christ will cure him when ill.

Cincinnati Jacques D. Rietze Appy Rietze Jacques The Jordan Nebuchadnezzar Belshazzar Moses Noah Abraham

An Old Goat Pasture Now Colony of Wealth

In Forest Hill, a Toronto suburb, wealth and power concentrate beyond other similarly sized areas. Six years ago much of the area was pastureland for cows, with small boys guiding cattle between fields. A farmer marked the hill with a sign reading Forest Hill, giving the village its name when incorporated in December 1923.

Toronto Forest Hill Canada

Alimony Rule Reverses When Wife Earns More

Butte Montana report says District Judge Frank L. Riley ruled an ex-wife does not receive alimony if her earnings exceed her ex-husband’s and there are no children in custody. The decision followed the husband's protest that Violet earned more than Martin.

Butte Mont Frank L. Riley Martin Violet

Night Golfing on Tiny Links Becomes Popular Hobby

Syracuse reports night golf as a growing country hobby aided by floodlit miniature courses. Lighting expert A H Clarke notes installations of 18 floodlights per course in California Florida and North Carolina with diffusing lenses to curb glare. Tiny links began at resort areas and expanded to other states as demand rose.

Syracuse N. Y A. H. Clarke California Florida North Carolina

Seattle Cat Reaches Grand Old Age of 21

Seattle, Wash.- Teddy, T. M. Mc Cranney's tomcat, has attained the age of twenty one years. He is still spry despite his great feline age, and, although partly blind, still is able to catch a mouse now and then.

Seattle Wash Teddy T. M. McCranney

Auto Speeding Firsts Challenge Old Record Claim

A statistician argues Thomas W. Shevlin of Minneapolis was the first motorist fined for speeding in 1902, when his auto was driven over ten miles an hour and he paid ten dollars. This challenges Auto Jim Quinn’s 1905 legend of being the first arrested for speeding in America.

Auto Jim Quinn America Thomas W. Shevlin Minneapolis

Phillips Milk of Magnesia anti acid relief ad

The article promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a reliable neutralizer of excess stomach acid. It claims instant relief, gas dispulsion, and a sweetened whole system, noting it is suitable for children and available at any drug store.

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