Oldest U S Pipe Organ Still in Use From 1791
The organ, built in 1791, is believed to be the oldest instrument of its kind in the United States still in use, following a long-standing local custom noted by the New York Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York Herald
First State Bank
Bethany
Lincoln
Glenn Beale
Potter
Dix Potato Club
Kimball County
Union
Pacific Railroad
Beale
State University
Nemaha
Nebraska
Agricultural College
University of Nebraska
United States Forestry Service
Qamaba
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Hoyas
Mise
Clara Batben
Crete
Western
Wyoming
Humphrey women organize concert band in Syracuse
The area community reports women in Humphrey organizing a concert band. Otoe County corn show slated for Syracuse December 11 12 along with the Farm Bureau meeting in Weeping Water December 12. Civil notes include a Beatrice fire damages and a general rustle of local civic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
Otoe
County
Cornu
Ess
Opera House
Syracuse
Farm Bureau
Liberty Theatre
Weeping Water
S’iree
George
Vogel
South Bend
Eagies
Beatrice
Gael
Falls City
Salvation Army Corps
Thayer
Henry F. Housémai
Barbeston
Aingering
Platte County
Nebraska Kennel Club
Omaha
Kansas City
Pauble
John Mathews
Fremont
Windsor School
Heals
Pinto
First National Bank
Dodge
Destier Commercial Club
BR. G. Hanson
Chicago
Pawnes
Washington
Omaha Boy Scouts
Boy Scout
Nebraska
Alfred Hensel
Filey
Hensel
Pauline Synopsi9 and a Fleeing Love Triangle
A troubled French girl Myrtile flees a brutal home and a detested proposed husband. Escaping with English suitors Gerald Dombey and Christopher Bent, she is taken toward Monte Carlo before returning home. Lady Mary, Gerald’s sister, disapproves of guardianship as romance unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrrttle
Gerald Dombey
Christopher Bent
Monte Carlo
Myrtile
Brald
Kamburg
Pauwline de Pontere
Christopher
Gerald
Myrtle
Mary
Myrttie
Transformation of Myrtile in Plain Wardrobe Reverberates Hostess Plans
In a tense scene Madame Lenore and Gerald debate Myrtile’s future as she dons a simple blue serge outfit with a plain toque. Christopher and Gerald clash over care and control as Myrtile, once a perceived peasant child, appears poised and self assured under careful guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Lenore
Engisiiman Myrtile
Gerald
Madame
Myrtile
Milord
Monsieur Christopher
Christopher
Myrtie
Sunlit terrace schemes and a daring sea rendezvous
On a villa terrace Pauline and Madame de Ponlere discuss youth revolt and fate while Gerald, a determined Englishman, pursues Pauline and seeks an introduction to her aunt. The two exchange wary banter as he reveals his family ties to the nearby estate and hints at a potential liaison amid sunlit escapism and spy tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline
Madame
Poniere
Zabin
Stepas
Perhhage
Stepan Himeci
Madame de Ponlere
Rauline
Oll
Gerald
Berkeley Square
Dombey
Sue
Kim
Pett Gerald
Geome
Wise man urges letting woman fund substantial house
Fragmentary note suggests a cautionary view on wealth and property involving a woman with enough funds to finance a large house, implying a financial decision tied to gender and ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hg Reo
Boschee’s Syrup Promises Quick Relief for Coughs
Boschee’s Syrup soothes throat and lung irritation from coughing. It claims to heat and loosen mucus, easing sleep and morning expectoration. Advertises as a fifty eight year household remedy for colds bronchitis and lung troubles, sold wherever medicines are sold. Ad copy ends with a quip about horse sense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boschee
Also Mentioned on This Page
W.J. Temple
Central Ave
Delaware
Ohio
SPORN
Sporn Medical CO
Goshen, Ind
Heariem Oi
Nate A Atte
Cornhusker News
State Capitol Commission
State House
Red Cloud
Claire G Norton
Burlington Railway
Wymore
Pawnee County
Drouth
Prank
Witlame
Pedi
Knudson
State Banking Department
Edmond
E.phillips
Oppenheim
Little.brown and CO
Chapter
Madame Dér Pogtere
Papilee
Multiple Electric Products Co., Inc
Ondre Swront
Atlas
Portland Cement Associa
Elesed
Ana
Us Lingolm
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!