Farmers Live Long Despite Ailments in Ohio Report
In Columbus Ohio the Rockefeller Foundation findings spark debate on rural health. Dr George E Vincent argues country living favors longer life while Ohio State University sociologist O E Lively notes farmers face minor defects but benefit from outdoor activity and sturdy constitutions. Urban and rural male longevity figures are presented.
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Rockefeller Foundation
George E. Vincent
Foundation
O. E. Lively
Ohio State University
Ohio towns prepare for national dairy exposition and local notices
Ohio counties plan representation at the National Dairy Exposition in Indianapolis October 10 to 17. Other items report a 18 year old fined for DUI, a burglar alarm at a New Philadelphia grocery, Kiwanis International event in Dayton, and the centennial of Cumberland’s founding August 14 to 16.
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Columbus
Ohio
Indianapolis
Conneaut
Painesville
Dayton
Kiwanis International
Philadelphia
New Cumberland
Here
L'Enfant's Dream: The Planned Capital's Rise and Fall
Pierre Charles L'Enfant helped design Washington on a grand scale but was shunned by Congress and Washington. He died poor and unrecognized, yet later generations revived his plan. His remains were moved to the Capitol rotunda in 1909 and honored as the capital's founder.
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John Dickinson Sherman
Clotho
Lachesis
Atropos
Bourne
Earth
Pierre Charles L’enfant
Washington
Lafayette
United States of America
L’enfant
Charles Pilerre
Paris
Savannah
Charleston
Society of the Cincinnati
West Point
New York
Philadelphia
Congress
United States
L'Enfant
Thomas Johnson
Daniel Carroll
Maryland
David Stuart
Virginia
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
Columbia
Jefferson
Major L’enfant
Federal Territory
George Washington
Andrew Billcott
Ellicott
L'infant
Fort Washington
Potomac
Dudley Digges
Chellum Castle
Bladensburg
Nature
Congressional
Capitol
Taft
Jules Jusserand
Pennsylvania Avenue
Arlington
National Cemetery
Washington-Lee
Pierre Charles L'Enfant
Nemesis
Giliian
Gilfillan
Tomlinson
Night Watch
Dunworth
Hailota
Enlota
Briareus the Hundred-Handed Giant of Greek Myths
Briareus, son of Uranus and Gaea, joined brothers Gyges and Cottus in legends of Titan war. The 100 armed giant is said to have helped defeat the Titans and guard Tartarus, with other tales placing him in attacks on Olympus and burial beneath Mount Etna. Homers calls him Briareus to gods and Aegean by men.
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Briareus
Uranus
Gaea
Gyges
Cottus
Jupiter
Non
Tartarus
Olympus
Mount Aetna
Aegean
Kansas City Times
Ancient City Found Near Forty Mile Canyon Nevada
Archaeologists report a new ancient American city near Forty Mile Canyon about thirty miles east of Beatty Nevada. W M Harrington leads the dig revealing extensive pottery and eighteen tombs with jewelry of cut pearl and turquoise. He estimates the city flourished 2000 years ago and existed at least 1000 years earlier.
Lost Button and the Gilfillan Brothers Crime Tale
A tale of two Gilfillan brothers who steal horses and end in Enlota penitentiary. The younger grows ill in jail hospital and the elder supplies a tobacco treat that leads to a dark cell punishment. A forgotten jacket button becomes a haunting symbol of torment.
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Omebody
Enlota Penitentiary
Gilfillan
Enlota
Medico
Greece Given Credit for the Modern Table
The article traces the table’s history from ancient Greece through the pharaonic era to Rome, noting Grecian design as early modern and its rise in Caesar palaces. It describes the 5th century decline after the Roman fall, and the table’s return in later periods as a simplified form mimicking a sacrificial altar.
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Sophocles
Rome
Autobiography Photos Include The Matterhorn Scene
An actress collecting her memoir uses many photographs not tied to the narrative. A publisher asks about a Matterhorn shot labeled as a partial climb and a distant image captioned as the earth where the events occurred.
Painful Popularity of Mrs Langtry in Hyde Park Crowd
The former actress and memoirist Mrs Langtry drew intense public excitement in London society. A girl in Hyde Park, mistaken for her, was struck by the crowd and rendered unconscious, taken to hospital for treatment.
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The
Lively
Ohio Bus
Springfield
Wittenberg College
Lake Erie
Fremont
New York Central Railroad
Clyde
Youngstown
N. H. Chaney
Newark
Forest
Canady
Croton
Marion
Earl Hazen
New
A. W. Duncan
Dover
A. V. Donahey
Joseph E. Weinland
Ohio Commission
Schoenbrun
Chalmer Wilson
Ohio Department of Motor Vehicles
Harding Publishing Co
Elyria
Hinkson
New Lexington
New Straituvillé
Pueblo Grande
Nevada
Short Story Pub. Co
Greece
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