American Republics And Our Knowledge Of Them
The New England Magazine notes how little Americans know about Central and South America. It argues that half the hemisphere, with about fifty million people, has been largely misunderstood due to outdated textbooks and stereotypes. Citizens of the region now welcome renewed interest and cordial relations prompted by self interest and mutual benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Eden
Riviera
The
Supreme Court
Unite States
Guatemala
South America
Pampas
Buffalo
Kansas
Lima
Paris
Toston
New York
Central
Eminent Dancers and the Rise of Social Power
The article links dance to political and social authority from ancient priests to modern statesmen. It notes dancers in Vedic ceremony, Someric chiefs, Lucian on Troy and Ariadne, David dancing before the ark, Socrates and Plato on dance, Roman festival dances, Domitian’s ban, and mentions Sully and Cardinal Richelieu as expert dancers, including an anecdote of a cardinal dancing for Anne of Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Science Monthly
Beckwith
Dakotas
Lucian
Troy
Zeus
Ariadne
Nilance
David
Socrates
Plato
Domitian
Senate
Arta
Sully
Cardinal Richelieu
Anne of Austria
JUMBO'S SUCCESSOR AND A STORM AT SEA
Regent Park Gardens hosts Jung Pasha the elephant, dwarf no more than Jumbo was, carrying visitors daily with the zoo rhinoceros nearby as Alice, Jumbo’s mate, died years ago. A volcanic ash storm darkened the St Paul voyage from San Francisco to Alaska, dust piling inches high on deck and likely from a distant eruption near Pablo Mountain, suggesting a new island may have formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jung Pasha
Regent Park Gardens
Jumbo
Zoological Gardens
America
Lendon Daily News
Prince of Wales
Alice
Regent Park
St. Paul
San Francisco
Alaska
Pablos
The Martians and Our Civilizational Echoes
The Spec tator argues about Martian humanity and the risk of misreading alien life. If Mars life exists under sunward conditions similar to ours it may be behind us in evolution, or possibly unknown senses may render our conclusions invalid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Putting Up a Front Plans and Specifications for Youth
A reflective piece argues that early success hinges on a strong nonchalant front and nerve. It describes a swagger, assumed knowledge, and a cynical stance as tools to secure esteem, warning such posturing may only last as long as initial triumph.
Worth All It Cost A Loson That Every Boy Can Well Afford
A narrative describes boys wrestling on a lawn and learning to keep promises, framing character as capital. It links daily deeds to shaping a man, then shares a brief anecdote about Taglioni and a distant former spouse at a grand dinner, highlighting courtesy and recognition.
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A. Loson
Tien
Mermaid legend aboard the Snyder Zee tale of escape
A sea maid sheltering during a fierce tempest in 1408 was driven through a hole in a broken Ayke and carried to the coast. Captured in the town of Eism, she was warded and cleansed of sea mons before adopting land fashion and attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder Zee
Eism
Ancient table utensils traced from spoons to forks
A French writer surveys the history of tableware from ancient spoons and bread plates to the later adoption of cups, forks, and castors. It notes Greeks and Romans used porringers, with knives slow to appear, and forks only late in the Middle Ages, with chairs, tables, and salt cellars evolving by the sixteenth century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Hat Shapes and National Traits Revealed by Hatter
A Washington Sunday Herald interview with a well known hatter claims head shapes differ by nationality. He describes Americans as long headed with large hats, Germans with broad foreheads and tall crowns, French with similar shapes but broader backs, Irish and English as round and sizable, and Japanese with thick hair making fit difficult. He notes brain size not tied to head size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Sunday Herald
Election of officers at Bine lodge session
At the last regular meeting of the Bine lodge the following officers were elected Ferdinand Montigel W M William Kelly W B Ben Taylor J W F Schwartz Sec G S Ward Treas E A Bagley S D Thomas Grover J D William Howe Tyler
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A.M
Bine Lodge
Ferdinand Montigel
W. M
William Kelly
Ben. Taylor
Clubbing List of Periodicals and Prices
The Recoup presents a selection of periodicals with cash prices. Americas Horse Mowruey costs 1.05 dollars, Ber Jovnnar 2.00, Povuttry Jourdan 1.70, Tormpo Brae 0.60, Dernorr Free Press 1.85, Isturm OcHAN 0.02, 185 New Youre Levowr 20, Sarenpay Niowr 0.15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas Horse Mowruey
Ber Jovnnar
Povuttry Jourdan
Dernorr Free Press
Isturm Ochan
Asking to Buy Oak Logs From Alina Village Track
Advertises purchase of red and white oak logs delivered on the Toledo and Ann Arbor side track in Alina village. Offers cash on delivery from seven to eleven dollars per log, signed ALA Woovwann and A. 8. Giieox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ann Arbor
Alina
Woovwann
Giieox
Pensions Expert Offers Services in Gratiot County
Palmer Pensornay Prappna of Gratiot County Michigan advertises four years experience in pension claims and a perfect record. He claims to have cleared blocked cases under the new law and offers to handle all claim types on a contingent basis with a small fee or ad valorem expense.
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Palmer, Pensornay
Prappna
Gratiot County
Mich
Tan
Wasey Oll
Agia Prey
Aewt
Freien
Pia Qoda
Lena
Byray
Ubon
Huthoe
Gratiot
Wii
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Taglioni
Ile
Tagnonl
Bethany
Johan ‘Truman
Seville
Rogencrank
Ithaca
Stanfield
Hae Smith
Chas J. Louis Smith
Lafayette Sequard
Fred Wiehington
Fulton Brothers
Wayne VanBuskirk
Wim
Lthaca Welch
Jamilton
Wireman
Fredler Young
Au Sumner
ST. Louis
C. E. Miller
Rerieh
M. Qamant
Pandey Anet Mauiion Shop
Omeka Zliwen Kees
Ullooh
Knwinewr
Clare
Grayilug
Morehagt
Miller
Hare Sili
Maries Et
Mantin
Lyon Street
Grand Rapida
Michigan
United States
Uritian
Dan
Perna Manufacturer's Nationalik
Christian Raeristian
Jon
Dr. Miller
O. E. Miller CO. Barners
T. Saginaw
Mors
Saginaw
Atients
Home Office
Delavan
G. M. Delavan
McCullough
Nathaniel Wir
Nelaon
Jones
Freon Waure
Nna E
Jarney C Magner
Ney
Avan
Henry Co
Tnt
Hiner
Lanes
Mary Hand
Pectin
Gratiet
Dlekownn
Owen
Anid Mortenge
Mortenne
Abe
Dthaon
Hulduye
Goldek
Iayexeaon
Roity A
Tole
Alma South
W. U. Bennet
H.W. Ashley
Detroit
Lansing & Northern
R. R. Leisthan
Howard Chy Fraud Rapide
Big Rapids
Tilaca
Ama
Chicago
Andy Chicago
West Mic
Higan Ry
Raplietora
Fee Isear
Bettton Harbor
Jae Sasha
Pel
Isha Selaah
Wagner
Wagner Palace
Anwosa
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