Adventurous Woman Tours Far East and Siberia Alone
Miss Glenn journeys alone by Rus elas train from Vladivostok to Moscow via Manchuria and Japan, aided by guards and a Japanese maid. She tours Fujiyama by horseback, lives aboard a U S monitor off the Philippines, and declares a deep love for Japan and its people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ts Amesses
Mike
Philippines
China
Siberia
Vladivostok
Moscow
Miss Glenn
Manchuria
Japan
Fujiyama
Cochie
Phippines
Civiliza- Geom
Milas Glenn
End of an Era as Indian Lands Open to Homesteaders
The piece describes the opening of three Indian reservations in the West and allotment of lands to Indians. It portrays the transition from nomadic life to homesteading with families adapting to settled communities and white society. It references Fenimore Cooper and tribal leaders like Charlot, noting the fading stage of tribal life and lingering remnants of culture on the plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier's
West
Fenimore Cooper
Charlot
Flatheads
Atlantic
Pacific
Cooper
James A. Garfield
Big Hole
Obie Joseph
Various Market Snippets and Health Ads in Fragmented Notice
Fragmented OCR items include police rules on sketching in London public places, a life preserver remark, mentions of Rheumatism and Neuralgia remedies like Hamlin’s Wizard, burglary at a bank in Putham with burglary insurance taken, Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething, Perry’s Pain Killer, a remark on spelling tests, Alley’s Lung Ballads, traffic near Mansion House London, Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets, aerial torpedo experiments in Germany, prepaid Pretty Kimonias, tungsten lamp claim, name collection offer, and sale of Marat’s copper bath in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putham
England
Notable Women in Flight and Global Trends
A collage of 1920s era notes covers Surcouf as president of the Stella, women ballooning, and Tokyo’s Tsuda school advancing women’s higher education. It also notes rising automobile deaths in Germany, marrying rituals near Klelabaw, American nurses in Manila, and shifting transport from horse cabs to motorcars in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surcouf
Stella
Aero Club
Paris
London
Germany
Klelabaw Eblits
Forbiig
Schneider
Tsuda
Fo Wirls
Tokio
Japan
Paul Duard
Champigny-la-Bataille
France
Carrie Doherty King
Crystal Springs
Miss
Malvina’ M. McKeever
Roxbury
Mass
Manila
Bureau of Education
Filtino
Kkeever
Carl Meyers
Virginia
Richmond
Fashions of Old Estuee Inspired by 1870s Styles
The article discusses fashion trends drawing from 1870s and 1908 silhouettes. It notes curiously harsh critiques of those eras while praising elements like retrousse tunics, overskirts, and hip-eliminating lines. It mentions fabrics such as serge baseline wool crepe and cashmere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara K. Simeon
Origin and myth of mission furniture name
A Cleveland era piece outlines how mission furniture gained its name and appeal. It details a Chicago dealer’s clever marketing using California missions, and a Maltese cross motif that cemented its ecclesiastical image. The tale blends novelty and romance to explain the fad’s rise, with other newspaper snippets noting contemporary opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callifornia
Saya
California Missions
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. Summers
Notre Dame
Ind
U. 8
Bright
Haarlem
Bowles Inc
Nufacturera
Bpohm Medical CO
Becterisiensis
Cobhon
Indes U
B. A
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Perry Pain
Allew
Mansion House
Herr Mfs
Downing St
Denver
Colo
Name Supply Company
Cromwell
Indl
Marat
Charlotte Cordays
Naples
Rio Grande
Monterey
Mexico
Hanna
Lon+don
Baltimore
Frederick
Berlin
Départment
Comérce
Cauldwell
Munich
Mission Furniture
Chicago Record-Herald
The
Helinioux
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!