Lights of New York and Long Island Histories
The essay tours New York figures and Long Island towns noting famous residents and local names. It reflects on street lore in Manhattan and East Hampton with mentions of actors authors and artists who lived or visited the island over time.
Treasury chief physician Hoffman improves Treasury staff health
Dr. Katherine S. Hoffman, chief physician to the United States Treasury, oversees emergency medical care for thousands of department employees. Treasury officials report sick leaves have decreased materially since she assumed duties in April. Hoffman is the daughter of Brig. Gen. C. J. Symonds, commandant at Fort Bliss, Texas.
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Katherine S. Hoffman
United States
Treasury Department
Department
Treasury
Doctor Hoffman
C. J. Symonds
Fort Bliss
Texas
Long Silence Between Findlay Partners Shocks Town
Brothers in law and business have not spoken for twenty years. Five A. Moser and EB. Meyer, Findlay pharmacists, run a secret formula chocolate soda business together despite the silent rift.
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Findlay
Ohio
A. Moser
EB. Meyer
Mysterious Drug Store Trio In Findlay Enigma
A Findlay drug store run by Mr. Meyer, his sister Mrs. Moser, and brother in law Mr. Moser has long been the subject of gossip. Customers report secrecy over a soda formula kept by Mrs. Moser, with Meyer claiming the formula was perfected twenty years ago after a serious illness.
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Dixie
Benjamin Franklin
Findlay
Mr. Moser
Mr. Meyer
Mrs. Moser
Meyer
Moser
Gorrell Hotel
Good Teaching and Education in Modern Schools
The speaker argues intellectual progress rests more on a student’s effort than on teacher quality. A poor teacher can spark self-reliance, and personal perseverance shapes outcome more than formal training. A father seeks better instruction for his son, lamenting over-simplified schooling and urging independent thinking.
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Brown
Joffre Monument Set by Soldiers Gift
Marshal Jacques Joffre declines another statue unless funded solely by ex-soldiers he commanded with a one franc cap per man. Funds pour in nationwide and from allies as work on a monument to the Marne savior proceeds in Riscalates, Orietal Pyrenees-born hero’s hometown, by artist Maillard. Expected dedication by year’s end.
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Paris
France
Jacques Cesare Joffre
Marne River
Marne
Rivesaltes
Oriental
Pyrenees
M. Rene Mannaut
Interior
Marshal Joffre
Maillard
Record 16,000 Mile Bird Migration Noted
The golden plover is reported to hold the record for annual migration. It breeds on the Arctic Ocean shores and travels 8,000 miles south to the north coast of South America each year, completing a 16,000 mile round trip.
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Arctic Ocean
South America
Western Newspaper Union
Renowned scientist and teacher inspired by self made rigor
In tribute, a prominent educator reflects on a late great scientist who mastered multiple fields, languages, and ideas without formal schooling. He blazed his own trail, showing that strong desire for knowledge can trump easy instruction, a lesson in enduring education. Ancient Chinese clay seals reveal fingerprint signatures.
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Western Newspaper Union
Adventures in an Indian state during a British official’s visit
While stationed in Lahore, the narrator travels to a renowned Indian state to serve as best man for a British resident. He is greeted by elephants at the station and stays in a guest house once occupied by Lord Kitchener. The visit includes the maharaja’s auto collection, a day of elephant hunting, and a dramatic boar kill by elephant and mahout.
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Hile
Lahore
Punjab
India
Lord Kitchener
Lord Curzon
Advertising and the daily consumer economy
The country prospers when ordinary households spend on groceries and goods rather than big industries. Advertising sustains that cycle, shaping daily purchases from breakfast foods to toothpaste, and a drop in ads could trigger a major slump, as seen in the New York strike era.
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Little Mary
Stock Exchange
New York
Ernest Elmo Calkins
The
American Review of Reviews
Future Echoes of Our Sports Headlines
In a speculative look at how future historians might read today’s sports headlines, analysts note our era’s brash language and bold claims as evidence of a persistent tribal, competitive spirit.
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Bill Wright
Hampton Roads
Wa.) Naval Base
Ocean View
Lights OF
George
Algonquin
Happy Isles
Greece
Constantinople
Frank Case
Mr. Soandso
Mr. Case
Hollywood
Eddie Foy
James Montgomery Flagg
Long Island
East Hampton
Prince of Wales
Arctic
Tropics
Montauk
Shinnecock
Manhasset
Patchogue
Canarsie
Setauket
Flatbush
Vilackte-Bosch
Brooklyn
Breucklen
Bushwick
Boswijck
Hempstead
Bellport
Thomas Bell
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Walter
Louise Closser Hale
James
May Wilson Preston
P. G. Wodehouse
Heywood Broun
Ernest Lawson
William J. Glackens
Everett Shinn
Walter Trumbull
Harry Warner
Ernest Lawford
Elmer Sperry
Bernard Baruch
Arthur M. Hopkins
Great Neck
Easthampton
Irvin
Cobb
Ring Lardner
Percy Hammond
Grantland Rice
Arthur William Brown
John Drew
Bell Syndicate
Winsome
Tailleur
Heaven
By Charles Sughroe
Joffre
Mately
L. R. Claud Robinson