Fragmented World News and Curious Treasures Tale
A patchwork of items from early 20th century press includes notices on postal and newspaper continuances, brief reflections on stage fright and Death in Christendom, a note on Thibet’s Buddhist cloister at 16,000 feet, lawless Sundays in New York, and a treasure trove tale from Tinkowino. The collection also cites Disraeli on Death imagery, plus stray global quips and an Austrian ducal legend of buried gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thibet
Tani
Chicago Times
New York
Tinkowino
Roumania
Moldavia
Etnesia
Talakar
Swing
Lecome
Gurahumora
Ronmania
San Francisco
Strait
Detailed Chocolate Making Process Described in Old Article
An archival piece outlines the chocolate making sequence from picking over cocoa to grinding, winnowing, and blending with sugar. It details machines like grinders and rollers, the refinement through heated stages, drying, and final molding into tablets, with notes on labor and the artisanal touch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janis
F. St. Merrill
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Atve Pfanr Shemalea
AIA Paer
Newpaper Law
Iuny
Iaber
U. S
London
Detroit
Christendom
Phan
Disraeli
Abe Peete
Dinta Valeane
Russia
Thas
Solvation
Ini
Ty Maesta
Government of Kinds
Gill
Roy
Joranent
Giyself
Palmer & Spinney
Attorneys At Law
Alma, Micil
Gratint Co
Alma Property
Vince Sieit
Mattie Parehntor
Werner Heise
Blyton
Hotel and Howes
Will Huey
Eripre
Biate Street
Stason
Minh
Chat
Gwe
Tee Pheere
Ari Hines
Riven
Place le Worth
Ted QF
Beare Station
Meerta
Bunlangweer
Bethany
Tawrahilp
Ameres Leeeecvet
Cienewt
Alea
Ghent
Horn
Feu
Washinietit
St. Lithe
Wheelee
Steve
Seville Township
Fale
Olght
Nie Abeliane
Diana
B.S. Web
Alun
John F. Graham
Alma
Michigan
Alma College
Sane
Ellis Porter
Alina
Norman
May Norman
Batre
Dla Mardam
Asi Oineh
Batter Koray
Halle
Neunnar
Hefwer
Macaltior
srWie
John Hicks
Mich
Milger Bros
MICIL
Ue Pecmis Foutine
Stunts Furniture Co
Saginaw
Kelso Esros
J. M. Montigel & OF
Bryan & South Bend Plows
Pat
Jackson and Har
Carrie Spring
Milwyaukee
Walter A
Miller Bros
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!