Rulers in Exile and Napoleon’s Fall at Saint Helena
A fragmented account traces Napoleon Bonaparte’s exile to Saint Helena after his defeat, detailing Allied campaigns and the British stance. It notes his prolonged retirement, attempts to regain power, and his death in 1821, alongside references to the fate of the Austrian emperor and Josephine’s era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogeror
Charles of
Austin-Hillesry
Mindeina
Najloon
Seary
St. Molena
Athentic
Moore Ulan
St Helena
Madetra
Bat
Seville
Matera
St. Melona
Evalus
Avery
Napeleui
Sotiliers
Martella
St. Depew
Helena
Porto Santos
Madeira
Dewertas
Napoleon
Josephine
Ula
Marie Lonian
Tie
Pire
Reine
Biba
Weis
Fred
Rene Tel
Paris
Capitola Maltland
Wilkes
Corslean
Fir Hutton
Lowe
Will Keep Faithful Pup In Boston Globe Story
A dog named Will, kept by the Sweets, faced eviction from their motel after a prank gone wrong. The pet rode a ship back to Enfield with the man who owned it, while the Sweets woke to a howling in the yard. After a tiring 50 mile jog, the dog appeared tired and hungry but content, prompting the couple to plan another move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enfield
Entel
Express
Sweet
Boston Globe
Wasps Aid Sugar Planters Against Insect Threat
Though pests threaten sugar producers in the country, wasps are a boon to sugar planters. Planters have directed traveling agents to study how wasps defend banyin trees, which protect water supply vital to irrigation and hydro resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awit
Delicate night turmoil fears alarm over wake up
A cryptic fragment reports ongoing worry and difficult waking. The text hints at distress and unseen dangers affecting sleep and stability without clear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanigine
Lace gowns and color contrasts in summer evening wear
A fashion note describes lace and chiffon dresses with black bases and colorful accents. It highlights panel panels and girdles of metal braids with streamer ends, plus optional embroidery or pleated chiffons, and suggests yellow or dandelion hues as popular palette choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tao Fe
Hats in Many Colors Highlight Spring Fashion Show
A lively survey of color in hats and fabrics notes a wide palette from blues and yellows to burnt orange. It cites spring styles shown at New York shows and the vibrant window displays that followed, with new yellows and luster fabrics drawing attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Morning Dresses and Trimmed Frocks in 19th Century Style
The article describes morning dresses with upper and lower bodice materials, or full frocks with appliqued cut-out motifs. A new servant is teased about a mistress’s absence as a tailor’s apprentice is asked to resume work, amid brief domestic dialogue.
Rural Courses Lead Michigan Summer School For Principals
Rural course offerings at Michigan Agricultural College will include a four week summer term for principals and superintendents preparing to lead consolidated Michigan schools. Additional rural teacher and home economics instruction follows the department head’s plan while bovine tuberculosis control advances statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Consolidated Schools
Michigan Agricultural College
BH. Ryier
M.A
Michigan
Department of Public Instructtion
Drofesor Rydlen
M. A.C
Local residents share news of visits and calls
Theodore Strack is reported ae no better. Mrs and Mr Carl Nonine of Alma, formerly of this place, are proud parents of a little daughter. Ralph Cheek and others were Alma callers Sunday evening. Mrs Nettie Oxborn returned from Ohio after visiting relatives. Mrs Doria Slingluff of Alma high school spent the weekend with her parents. The Hutchinsons visited relatives here for a few days. Several from here attended the Riverdale dance Saturday night. Mildred Deremore of Langine visited relatives here. M. Cagata and Chas Catron were Alma callers last week. Mr and Mrs Win. Waler and son Dale, Mr and Mrs Audley Charter, Mr and Mrs Chas Medler and Mr Steait spent weekend at Houghton Lake. Mr and Mrs A J Wibber were Alma callers Saturday. Mrs Henry Ohmer and baby of Yale and Mrs W Ferris visited at Archie Slingful’s. Dr Brownridge of Riverdale was a caller here last week. Mrs W Ferris and Mrs Henry Ohmer and baby of Yale spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Chay Slingful. Mr and Mrs Otto Grant and little son Gordon were Alma callers Saturday. Havens is better at.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Strack
Thieve
Carl Nonine
Alma
Ralph Cbeet
Nettie Oxborn
Ohio
Doria Slingluff
Alma High School
Marilou Slinglut
Wm. Hutchinson
Riverdale
Henry Ohmer
Baby
Yule
Mra. Chay
Otto Grant
Gordon
O Havens
Mrs Charlotte Powers Weds Albert Habeker in Emerson Home
Miss Charlotte Powers and Albert Habeker of Emerson were married last Thursday afternoon at the bride’s parents home in Cooty Rev Kimberting Arburt Andras and Inez Presivey of Emerson attended. They left for Lansing that evening to visit until Sunday and will reside in Emerson where Mr Habekur plans to work.
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Charlotte Powers
Albert Habeker
Emerson
Cooty
Kimberting, Arburt Andras
Inez Presivey
Lansing
Habekur
Local Farm Notices and Social Snippets From Emergon
Fragmented OCR notes list farm families and social visits across towns including Mt. Pleasant and Lane ning. Mentions of Mr. Hoover Mrs. Byore Mrs. Hurgy Miss Leonard and others visiting relatives and attending a church event on a Sunday.
Ely District Meeting Recap From Sunny Alfred Newton Farm
In an Ely district summary, attendees discuss farm work and family matters surrounding Alfred Newton and Sunny. Mentions of Mr. Wheeler and local residents note visits, visits to Grand Bay, and a weekend gathering at a farm home. The report reflects a community social scene with names and local places referenced.
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Wheeler
Alfred Newtte
Konheth
Hindford
Mary tLunfoot
Tevet
Aepietad
Herwennt
Clithoe
Mito
Von
Bawlack Mintag
Mr. Win Min
Arthue Dileymyte
S. Paevinol
Grand Ray
Bone of
Mon
Daley Ayple
Elator
Local Social Notes From Chitnen and Breckenridge
Sunday events at Churel and Breckenridge feature community gatherings and family visits. Relatives from St Louis and Detroit appear, with a wedding and receptions noted along with a church social and an upcoming ice cream social at J. F Peters.
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Chitnen
Churel
Cilen Potete
Mteeill
Carl Potwes
Breckenrnge
Lawritie
Colboy
Char
Howard Prester
Laverne Monewr
St Louds
Ophir
Detroit
Suni Saltier
Caenelen
Tharlitar Powers
Coe
Albert Fiefeelier
Kuirnon
Urile
Urile'’s Year, 304 Inem Prostor and Achirt Ay Androm
J. FL Peters
Roy
End Eye Mann
Moughton Inke Snbing
Wright School and Community Notes From Crystal Low District
Mrs Nvetor Smith and Mr Ely Wolfe attended Crystal Low Sunday while Lite Vertia Fink remains sick. Children joined a day event in Alva Sunday evening. Hophine of Alva visited. Mrs Arthur Harter and others planned a trip next week with Mr and Mrs Fret Rockafellum. A granddaughter received cutlery in St Louis on Monday as Rondath Wolfe undertook a business trip. Rekert notes arrivals and packing cards after exams at El aun reserves.
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Alva Sanday
Hophine
Alva
Mira
Arthur Harter
Poer Neeth
Mra
Itty
St. Louis
Rondath Wolfe
Detredtt
Rekert
Elaun
Davis District FB Relatives Noted At Local Events
Family gatherings and visits are reported including Mr. and Mrs. Guin hosting at St. Louis and Half Moon. Mr. and Mrs. Adpey Dobton of Ithoon visited Ed Struble. Grand Rapids kin toured parents, while Playti Merchant learned his brother Howard was seriously injured in auto races at Saginaw, Michigan.
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Bader
Hooder
Peter Vallors
Moe Guin
St. Lewis
Half Moon
Jae
Adpey Dobton
Ithoon
Struble
Peleh
Grand Rapids
Eighth graders pass exams in district as funeral guests noted
The report says three eighth graders from the district passed the May 11 and 12 examinations. A local attendee joined a funeral at the Noyes schoolhouse last Thursday for Mrs Husted. Guy Hitler and family visited Allen Helwan in Wheeler district. Jobin Pratt and wife toured Wilbur and others.
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Lewis Pistrict
Satah Wilton
Port Huron
Tumbee
Husted
Noyes Scheel House
Guy Hitler
Allen Helwans
Wheeler
Jobin Pratt
Tea Teenys
Ein Wilbur
The Broken Compact
Shadrach and Jerry, longtime companions, vow to share life with a housework pact. Jerry secretly courts Miss Sally Dakin while Shadrach clashes with widow Marthy Tripp, but the pair discover the folly of their arrangement as romance blooms and the old compact is burned. Jerry then proposes a double wedding with Shadrach.
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Shutrach
Jerry
Terry
Dante
Webb
Shadrach
Melissy
Mellesy
Dustin
Shadpach
Tie
Hong
Tfnile
Tripp
Stielrnet
Shadrack
Sally
Jerry Peated
Meliss
Derry
Sully
Dovery
Sally Dakin
Jeremiary Webb
Marthy
Marthy Tripp
Quote from Carlyle on Whistler’s studio scene
The passage recalls a moment with Mr Watts described as a studio ordeal with drawn screens and secrecy. The speaker faces Watts, asks about truth in painting, and asserts a preference for warm clean linen as a personal line amid artistic show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Watts
Mr. Watt
Thomas Carlyle
Whistler Journal
B. R. and
J. Pennell
Book Mart of Central Asli Pokhara Madrasa Losses
The Book Mart of Central Asli Pokhara details a long history as a learning and religious hub. Madrasa lkraines once rich have scattered or been destroyed, drawing attention from Afghan, Persian, Armenian and Turkish bibliophiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asli Pokhara
Madrasa
Lkraines
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Emperor of
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Napoleon Simitar
Bovite
Fonds Applil
Elwell
Emergon
Hite
Mr. Hoover
Charles Byore
Larelige
Trace Acker
Sonley
Jude Waree
Lanening
Mice Lonard
Mt. Pleasant Normal
Har
My. Dul Sire
HD. Alexander
Hurgy
Elin Leonard
Dehn Leate Apt
Kioberting
Tomlin
Jackson
Suis
Mir
Jatheon
Ely District
Davis Diatrict
By Elizabeth R. Greene
Solol
Newanaper
RYZON
Alma-Crystal Lake
Home Bakery
State Street
Use ET |Auma Creamery Co
Danny Foods
Hushabye
Dullabye
Mayama
Aalma Creamery
Uo Cressine
Ares
Public Relations Department
Pere Marquette Railway
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