Ithaca Park Guestsand Local Social Scene Summary
Ithaca notes mingle with visitors including Parker a Oklahoma editor and Theo Skylmsgh Uk, Mrs Cox and Dean of Lone Beach, Santa Monica guests, and several families from Indiana Mexico and Saginaw. The piece lists reunions and travel, church updates, a chimney damage incident from a storm, and various local social visits and weddings amid a period of community activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Petit
Wmn
Eicnenbein
Mexico
Ind
En J. K. Kichentorg
Marejon
Me C. A. Wrieht
Mee
J. MM. Chveninn
Santa Monica
Calli
Ain
Burber
Mernity
Ghiutys Will
Saginaw
Reek L. J. Dewey
Keg Shelley
Lewy
Adie
Reynolds
Detvo
Vandewenter
Vandeventer
Sunda
Mirlyn
Kiveelt
Skimbe
Morroaty
Atel
Legend of Arthur Becomes Buried Hero Tale Unveiled by Abbot
London Telegraph notes a fragmentary chronicle on King Arthur, arguing the hero’s existence remains debated. It recounts searches for Arthur’s tomb, the Glamorgan tale of a seven foot body, and the cross and coronet found at Glastonbury, with later Welsh legends shaping the myth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaxon
Glastonbury
Arthur
Geefey
Monmoath
Thos Malory
Edward IV
Caxton
Glystontury Albey
Henry Vile
Arthne
Cadbury
Ani
Cartting
Dorkness
Cedric
Lnvaders
Cedele
Somerset
London Telegraph
Spain’s Newspaper Market Faces Advertising Challenge
The text notes about 22 newspapers in Spain backed by political, press, or industrial groups with state influence. It highlights American readers’ interest, the elite press, and that over 22 million Spaniards are literate but many lack a newspaper due to restrictions. Sunday editions are rare and government bans Sunday work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wspapers
Spain
Mearleid
Nnt
Policien
United States
Spi
Memorial statue contracts and planning noted
The article describes a signed contract for work at Madea with a moon ment to be sent for Berlinire and details a plan that delivery of the main TAHt is not called for until two years after the element. It comments on opportunities around Steve Pleoraf and praises a grandiose actor for a dramatic setting as noted by the Christian Science Monitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panos
Balboa
Biolfie
Madea
Bentilinre
Steve Pleoraf
Christian Science Monitor
Aviation in the Sahara and French aviation use
French view airplanes as unprofitable for Sahara commerce. They deem air travel costly compared with quicker options and keen to preserve military prestige. Arabian tribes show deep respect for aircraft, taking control whenever one arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahara
Navy Never Supplied President Sentences From a Spelling Lesson
A classroom scene shows a teacher listing spelling words on the board to form sentences. A boy turns the word goblet into the sentence If I had a piece of cake I would goblet. The article notes naval and army links to presidents and hints at historical connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Army
Sidewalk Variations Across Europe and Historic Towns
Describes differing sidewalk types from private property norms to arcades and canal cities. Notes elevated or sheltered walkways in Chester and Swiss fort areas, Malta’s sea edge sidewalks, and rigid stone paving with odd materials in other regions. Mentions historic street layouts and imported decorative stones and skulls used in certain practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Hotaine
Dhugie
Bottertain
Bielne
Cork
Siemor
Chester
Island of Malta
Cedala
Rie de la Hepublique
Lyons
England
First to adopt uniforms among ancient Lacedemonians
The article notes early Lacedemenians adopted military uniforms and insignia to signal freedom and concealment from enemies. It describes army training, leaders’ control, and mourning after the king’s death along with wartime discipline and public mourning lasting ten days. It also references experiments on how sound travels, showing explosive sound velocity changes with distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hind Simeh Entiety
Army Training
Ata
Marcel Ty
Mies
How Women Took Seais Sealing Women of Tit Cove Harvested Seals
Newfoundland villagers in Tit Cove mobilized sealers after a Gull Island keeper reported a seal herd. The women launched boats to chase seals with seal clubs and gaffs, driving them to the lee shores. By nightfall they had captured or killed about 100 seals in a single effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
Tit Cove
Gull Island
How to Waterproof Tents with Paraffin and Gasoline
A 4 H club suggests a cheap tent waterproofing method. Melt one pound paraffin and mix with one gallon gasoline. Stir and immerse the cloth, then let it stand away from fire until the solvent evaporates. Paraffin soaks in as gasoline dries, making the fabric moisture resistant. A tougher woolen cloth is preferred for better absorption.
Local ad fragment notes dead rat and 20 cent remedy
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a dead rat in a cellar, a 20 cent rat remedy, and a sale by OC R Murphy and Winslow Bros Drug Stores. It reads like a failed classified line with printing suggestion for The Record. The text is fragmentary but preserves the sale and product details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
SNM
OC. R. Murphy
Winslow Broa
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Thomas Treeley
Clare
Lillian Bangham
Fam Arawlos
Calif
Mire
Lewis
Washinglon Township
Mirs
Lala Flewey
North Star
Tve
Tom. Dewey
Acconpangine
Mr and Myre
Ivor Jesup
Pompei
Wii
Houghton
Koil
Axe
Myron Pubois
Flint
Rey WA
Knight
Leitell Don
Gratfel
Max Sclamters
Ole Park
Wile Wouk
Mie
de Hetfinian
Anti Kato
Libor Day
D.C. Miller
Sandy Hook
Groweh
Tentnch
Gan
Wiliie Jones
Sun Dial
Ellison’s Grocery
Santos
Yee
Clapp’s Hardware
Alma
Michigan
Labor Day
Advontene Rinieni
Lansing State Journal
State Journal
Llocall
Mar Michigan R. F. D
Gomente
Saee
Dardanelles
M.A. R. Flint
Detroit
Fair Ground
Fair Grounds
Home Lumber & Fuel Co
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