French debt dispute sparks American anger and caution
A New York Times foreign column describes rising French resentment over U S debt to France mentions calls for public subscriptions, government denial of payment intent and fear of strained Franco American ties. The piece cites Borah’s forceful stance and critiques U S moral leadership in global matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
France
America
Germany
United States
Borah
Times
Orient
Japan
India
James
John
Jesus
Christ
Israel
God
Emancipation For Men Homemaking Course Proposed
Dr MacCracken suggests a homemaking course for men to learn food values market problems child rearing and budgeting. A woman writer counters with prejudice and asks if men should be in homemaking arguing men lack interest and business success is tied to it. Vocational guidance stresses fitting work to ability and inclination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacCracken
Ren Ays
Houseason
Anniversaries and Birthdays Highlight 1890 Headlines
A digest of notable anniversaries today includes England’s Isle of Man sale for 350090 dollars, and a string of births and deaths from 183? to 1902. Also noted: growing mail campaign by the Postmaster General and conventions opening in St Louis and Atlantic City among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Isle of Man
New
ST. Louis
American Association of Cereal Chem
Swampscott
Mass
Associated Retail Confectioners
National
Atlantic City
Cigar Lag Tobacco Assion
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Grand Commandery
Hnuighis Templar
Lexington celebrate sesquicentennial this week
Lexington Kentucky marks its sesquicentennial celebration this week as residents recall the city’s 150 year history. Festivities unfold amid local events and gatherings led by community organizations and civic leaders.
Erdman Named Moderator In Presbyterian Assembly Shift
Who's Who notes Charles R Erdman chosen moderator as conservatives join liberals to lead the Presbyterian General Assembly. Erdman, longtime Princeton professor, is described as active in tennis golf and boating and known for adherence to historic doctrines. His daughter recently wed a Cleveland financier's son in Korea.
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Charles R. Erdiman
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
United States
Ame Cz
Fundal
Charles R.man
UDR
Erdman
H Smith
Los Ange
Cleveland
Korea
Princeton
Philadelphia
Bandit Threat Prompts Cautious Fox River Town Talk
Town residents discuss rising bandit activity after a local man who once courted a girl now takes her away. ABE MARTIN comments on people chasing fun while danger grows and urges preparedness for encounters with criminals.
Princeton Pastor Graduates in 1886 and Seminary
The article notes a pastor associated with First Presbyterian Church in Princeton who graduated from Neeron University in 1886 and from Princeton Seminary. It highlights his educational background and links to his church role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Neeron University
Princeton Seminary
Poems That Live Promised You and Me by Wyatt
The fragment presents a promise and betrayal in a sonnet style. It attributes a double heart and disobedience to a cited voice, with a farewell directed at the betrayed interlocutor. The tone recalls Sir Thomas Wyatt and Elizabethan lament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Thomas Wyatt
Bishop Warren address draws capacity crowd at M B H Church
Five decades ago Bishop Warren spoke before a packed M B H Church drawing praise from village papers. Veterans of the Civil War planned to form an Elyria G A R Camp at Captain J M Hord's office. Mendenhall heads to Europe and the Holy Land. Burglars enter J Mason Heimers Bakery in Cheapside stealing 234 dollars. William E Barnhart of St Louis will marry Mattie Johnston. Union Express Co opens in Cheapside Gas Co office to ship from the city. Science helps comfort a house but not a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
M. BH
J. M. Hord
Elyria
J. W. Mendenhall
M. E. Church
Europa
Holy Land
J. Masonheimer
Cheapside
William E. Barnhart
St. Louis
Mattie Johnston
C. W. Johnston
Union Express CO
Cheapside Gas Co
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
A column notes Russian and American ties with 115 Russians in 40 U S colleges and 28 graduates, praises international study, mentions Henry Phipps plans for a New York hotel for working women, and argues big ideas and salaries drive production. It cites Cleopatra myths, a world cruise by 450 college men and 50 teachers, time management, Babe Ruth’s $1000 weekly pay, and firm value of big salaries for big output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russian Student Fund, Inc
New York
America
Europa
Henry Phipps
Phipps
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Lfe
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Field Marshal Baron Plumer Named Palestine High Commissioner
The British Army officer Field Marshal Baron Herbert C. Plumer, known as the "Dandy General," is appointed High Commissioner for Palestine. A veteran since 1876, he served in Egypt 1884, in the South African War, and led forces on the Western Front and in Italy during the Great War. The piece notes his popular, amiable leadership and humor. It also references Prof. Draper producing the first life portrait in 1839.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Herbert C. QO. Plumer
Palestine
Tommy Atkins
Matabeleland
France
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Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
F. Burks
Hudnutt
Elyria Postoffice
City
Lorsin
A. E Claude Inc
Chicago
S. Dearborn Street
Fifth Avenue
Ameer Amanullah Khan
Africa
John Drinkwater
Abraham Lincoln
Mme
Margarete Mamenauer
Hungary
Austin Peay
Tennessee
Christian County
Patrick R. Het? Iron
Winona
New York City
Lexington
Rishmond
National Editorial Association
Spokane
General Federation of Women's Clubs
West Baden
Ind
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Detroit
American Wholesale Coal Association
French Lick Springs
William Jennings Bryan
Jacksonville
Abe Martin
Ferchland Bros. General Automobile and Wagon Works
Elm Street
Grove Patterson
the Trival
Cleopatra
Bay View
Sandusky
Route 12
Lake Erie District
Walter Lersech
Redington
Ypres
Messines
Italy
Prof. Draper
University of New York
Crooks & Slater
East Ave
Coleman Cookers
the Heldmyer Hardware Co
Broad Street
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