Beaver Herald Highlights Roots and Jew Rights Debate
The Beaver Herald reports Judge Mayer Sulsberger praising Secretary Root for defending Jewish rights, noting potential end of the passport issue and Russia treaty concerns. It also surveys Halley’s comet history, German effigy at North Cape, Mansfield letters, northwest harvest economics, London suffragettes, and Minister Wu’s view on American reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Mayer Sulsberger
Jacob H. Schttt
Rus
Roosevelt
Whale Administration
Fragmented Snippets and Jests From An Early 20th Century Page
A collage of verse lines and jokes, plus anecdotes and corny quips. The pieces reference love, life’s joys, insomnia cured with a dentist swap, bum jokes, a “Joy of Life” poem by Edgar A. Guest, and several short humorous anecdotes from local papers.
Backward Stair and Rear Chimney Plan for Homes
Articles by William A. Tedford explain a Chicago area home design with a rearward front stair, rear chimney placement, and a bright living room layout. The plan aims for elegant dining and book space, with careful window seat fitting to prevent drafts. Building costs rise with quality, making expert construction essential for an attractive street presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Chicago
Freeman
New York City Claims No Homeless Children
Public statement by C Loring Brace asserts New York City fulfills care for orphans and homeless youths. He contends the city has no homeless children, reflecting official stance amid debates over welfare and housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
New York
C. Loring Brace
Retary
The
Children’s Aid Society
New York School of Philanthropy
United Charities
House Design Promotes Space and Easy Flow For Narrow Lots
An architectural note argues for wide lot houses of about 50 feet frontage to avoid crowding neighbors and to allow roomy interiors. The design features a 35 by 27 foot plan, large rooms, a cozy dining area, a pantry with paired doors, a separate cellar stair, and wide extension windows that became popular with the public.
Struck Too Hard in a New Mexico Bulletin Exchange
In a brief note from Sidney New Mexico, workers joke about strikes and long hours. One man claims he is seeking work after being struck hard, while another says he is working around the clock and still looking for a new job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Cleveland
Trrael
Canaan
Jamael
Missouri
Kansas
Eph
Atchison Globe
Castoria and miscellaneous household notices collection
A collage of historical snippets mentions Castoria with its signature claim, jokes about literary clubs and social chatter, assorted product notes including cheap laundry items, and a statistic on large U.S. cities with over 20 000 population. Also references to beggars letters for Rockefeller and Westminster and a Red Cross ball offer.
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United States
Cies
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beaver Herald
Maud C. Thomas
Pub
Beaver
Halley
Constantinople
Europe
Edmund Halley
Olten
An Stirst
Halley's
Tts
North Cape
Cape
Tourlete
Richard Mansfield
Mansfield
George Gitte
Northwest
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
London
Soncle
Joe
Anil
Ton Fale
Blixe
Edgar A. Guest
A.raptorp Ditor
William A. Tadfert
Eulor
William A. Tedford
Pith Ave
Lkely
Africa
Farao
Uganda
Wineton Churchill
M. P
Strand Magazine
Sidney
Spohn
Victor Herbert
Mothora
Castoria
Tm Uno
Mrs. Hoyle
Mra. Doyle
John D. Rockefeller
the Duke of Westminster
Dodds
Kidney
Seana
Ornia Fic Syrup Co. Oxy
Seti Hivafaian
Peice Boe
Aas Ac
Dougine
Ll Presa
Teren Mises
Deering
Ante
Stoke Fa
Tite Woria
Cat Uglas
Nit Wungteat
Lewis
Robert G. Ingersol
Frank P. Lewis
Frank P. Lewig
Peoria
Giese
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