Reunion at Glenarm ends a winter tale and moves on
The narrator recalls life at Glenarm with Marian and friends as Larry pursues Russia and Tibet, Stoddard marries them, Pickering disappears, and Olivia Gladys Armstrong becomes a city belle. Glenarm House is finished, the tunnel sealed, the Door of Bewilderment closed, and spring beckons as Marian and I prepare to depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry
Russia
Tibet
Ireland
Bates
California
Stoddard
Marian
Theresa
St. Agatha’s
Pickering
Glenarm
Glenarm House
Chicago
John Marshall Glenarm
Olivia Gladys Armstrong
Pittsburg
New Orleans
Japanese Colors in Dress Silent and Bright
Observers note Japanese attire favors quiet tones with children wearing bright contrasting colors such as purple yellow and red. Babies appear decked in lively color schemes while adults dress subdued compared to American styles.
There is many a slip between cup and lip
The piece recounts the saying born from a slave before Ancaeus of Samos. The king boasted over wine to mock the prophecy, then a wild boar ravaged the vineyard. He rushed to confront the beast and was slain, proving the slave’s warning true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancaeus
Samos
Grecian
Sunday Magazine
Unusual Measles Case Involving Doctor’s Child
A doctor described as calm in major operations becomes visibly excited during a consultation, following his own child's mild measles episode. The remark highlights the case as unusual and noteworthy within the medical community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Marriage Licenses Granted In Several Areas
Samuel Manaylovich and Anna Visnich both of Mingo Junction. Sandor Bok of Rush Run weds Katie Pederi of Steubenville. Frank Wier and Ella M. Grim of East Springfield. Jos. Minch and Sarah Bainbridge of Mingo Junction. Homer Wheaton weds Gertrude Coleman of Amsterdam. Edwin B. Young and Lulu M. Bar cus of Steubenville. Harry Johnson weds Lyda Jones of Amsterdam. Frank Morelli and Mabel C. Hut son of Port Homer. Thomas A. Speedy and Adda S. Hunter of Steubenville. George Duncan Jr. and Jemima Craig of Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Manaylovich
Anna Visnich
Mingo Junction
Sandor Bok
Rush Run
Katie Pederi
Steubenville
Frank Wier
Ella M. Grim
East Springfield
Jos. Minch
Sarah Bainbridge
Homer Wheaton
Gertrude Coleman
Amsterdam
Edwin B. Young
Lulu M. Barcus
Harry Johnson
Lyda Jones
Frank Morelli
Mabel C. Hutson
Port Homer
Thomas A. Speedy
Adda S. Hunter
George Duncan, Jr
Jemima Craig
Toronto
Why do men wear suspenders in old magazines
Magazine writer poses a witty inquiry about suspenders, suggesting they offer comfort and support beyond a rope metaphor. The remark plays on fashion and practicality, implying that proper garments provide better, safer support.
Wanted Fifty Pick Miners at Gilchrist Mine
Wanted fifty pick miners for steady employment at the Gilchrist mine in Lazearville West Virginia. Union wages offered. Inquiries to be made at the Gilchrist mine. Date not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilchrist
Lazearville
Day of 1907 Cox Bergholz Trial Note
Fragmentary OCR notes reference JAS L COX Bergholz tied to a 1907 date. No clear event or outcome is given beyond the names and partial wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. L. Cox
Bergholz
Stockholders Meeting For Steubenville Wallpaper Co.
Notice to all stockholders of The Steubenville Wall Paper Company that a meeting will be held Monday July 15 1907 at 730 PM at McClave and McClave Attorneys at Law 134 North Fourth Street Steubenville Ohio. The object is to act on dissolution of the corporation and distribution of funds to stockholders. John McClave president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville Wall Paper Company
McClave & McClave
Attorneys At Law
North Fourth Street
Steubenville
Ohio
John McClave
Notice to Bidders for Macadamizing Road Work 1907
Sealed proposals will be received at the County Commissioners office until twelve noon EST July 9 1907 for macadamizing a road between the Skelly Station pike and the Richmond and Skelly Station pike in Wayne and Salem townships. Plans and specifications are on file in the County Auditor office. Sufficient bond required for faithful performance. Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids. By order of County Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skelly Station Pike
Richmond and Skelly Station Pike
Wayne
Salem
Notice in Divorce Proceedings in Union County PA
In the Court of Common Pleas of Union county Pennsylvania No 77 January term 1907 Alice Gray Libellant Calvin Gray Respondent You are notified that a petition for divorce on the ground of desertion has been filed by Alice Gray and witnesses will be examined before Master WM Follmer at his office Lewisburg Union Co Pa on Monday July 15 1907 at 10 o clock am You may attend if you wish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Union County
Pennsylvania
Alice Gray
Calvin Gray
Lewisburg
Union Co. Pa
WM. R. Follmer
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Saheeo Own
Squire Glenarm
Japan
Aines
Henry B. Cox
Ross Township
Jefferson , Wk
Ounty, Univ
Frank H. Kerr
Emma T. Moodey
Steubenville Township
Jefferson County
Chas. E. Moodey
W. S. McCausland
Bell Phone
W. Geo. L. Copeland & CO
7Th St
P. H
Nossokoff
Nossoroff
Penn Avenue
J. M. Reynolds
MAY & Leqpold’s
Gitte
Ahr
Aia
Furnihore
Y Se
May & Leopold
Market and Court Streets
Munker
Hub
Mitston Yuchlel Charine
aziGsine
Vous
Mal
Aonee
Henderson Drug Com
PANY
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