Real Wealth and Health in a Century of Change
An essay contrasts personal wealth with health, recounting Frank Saat-wh tea-Mabbien and Harry Christy to argue health is true wealth. It urges careful, responsible behavior to prevent accidents and sustain well being amid national worries about safety and industry tensions. It also touches on Japan’s position in a looming conference on Oriental issues and tariff dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Harry Christy
Japan
Enalea
Open Golf Tournament Opens at Columbia Country Club
Haskins writes from Chevy Chase Maryland that today kicks off the Twenty fifth United States Open at Columbia Country Club. A record field from America England Canada and Australia competes on historic Montgomery County grounds with notable ties to Washington city and early American history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic 5
Haskin
Chevy Chase
United States
Columbia Country Club
Montgomery County
Maryland
America
England
Canada
Australia
Montgomery
Varius
Prince Georges County
Prince George of
Denmark
Baltimore
Lord Baltimore
House of
Lraddock
Alexandria
Virginia
Hockville
Columbia Golf Course
George Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Columbia
Courra
Maxfield Perrish
Walter
Answers to Questions from The Di Mail Information Bureau
The column states that ten men have held the United States Supreme Court Chief Justice position since 1789, listing John Jay, John Rutledge, Oliver Ellsworth, John Marshall, Roger Taney, Melville Fuller, Edward D. White, and William Howard Taft among others. It also outlines home color setting methods for wash materials using vinegar, salt, soap, or sugar of tea, with test swatches and mordant rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
A. A
William Howard Taft
John Jay
John Rutledge
Oliver Elieworth
John Marshall
Hoger
Taney
Melville W. Fuller
Edward DB. White
Housakold
Hungarian Heroes and Owls Stir Reflections Across Nations
The article surveys the history of the Landwehr and Hungarian volunteers amid nationalist conflicts, notes the name elgo revived in 1848 for Hungary's patriotic forces, and traces postwar use in the Austro Hungarian Empire. It also discusses barn owls' protective role in agriculture, and answers reader questions on milk fat content, the song Home Sweet Home, and remedies for kitten eye irritation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Thia
Elgo
Uise
Patriotic Army
Hungary
Empire
Trip hammer prompts recruitment rejections in Birmingham
International Nova in Birmingham reports seventeen potential recruits turned away by a sergeant after being deemed unfit for heart palpitations. Authorities traced the symptoms to nearby construction vibrations from a trip hammer used for a building project beside the recruitment office. Efforts are underway to locate the rejected applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Nova
Jail Break Attempt Foiled by Texarkana Deputy Sheriff
Deputy Sheriff Sain twice and then thrice chased a would be intruder from the jail at Texarkana on July 19. The man attempted to cut bars and gain entrance, prompting the deputy to say that there must be a Bacon reason when Bullen of bonded whiskey in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Atk
Sain
Wargrave
la Bacon
Nena Aves and Laugh Love and Play Ta Glorious Way
Fragmentary OCR text mentions cheerful themes and distant life in a poetic line. No clear persons, places, dates, or events are identifiable. The readable portions suggest a reflective or whimsical mood rather than a concrete news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ufe
Travel by Dr William E Barton
Dr Barton argues travel gains value only when the traveler brings insight and purpose. He cites Hofo, philosophers, and tribal wisdom to claim that movement alone does not broaden the mind. True travel rewards reflect the traveler’s inner quality and effort.
Elbotrag flash cures man of paralysis in Hyattevie
Marioo H. Drvin of Guy avenue, after a stroke left him paralyzed, woke to flames from a switchboard during a Friday alarm. He leaped from bed, then moved to another room and alerted Lia Slarm. Now walking markedly better, he shows improved mobility since the stroke. Augustue Actavianus, Floran emperor, is noted as a short hand writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyattevie
Marioo H. Drvin
Guy Avenue
Lia Slarm
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burma
Assi
Yuu
Hileven
Frank
Vancopver
Camas
Wash
Christy
Harry Chofsty
Newark
N. J
Agia
Lake Belial
TRE American Protective
Ewall
Einstein
Babe Ruth
Edison
C. Henry
Abraham Lincoln
Talis
Casper Li Redfield
Chicago
Hadfield
Bao
Redfield
Winsenare
Jessie Page
Encyclopedia Britannica
Jaya Reddeld
Rene
Ieee
Wagner
Tome Pol
Weston
Mogi
Hea
Aare
Washington County
Samy
Charles H. Roeesner
Roessner Co.l Co
West Leo Bt
Blue Ridge Kaiteing Co
Roeesner
Hagerstown Kiwanis Chub
Alsatia Club
Chamber of Commerce
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
District of Columbia
Georgetown
Alte
Congress
Bothie
T.shomad Scharf
Moe Bass
di Mail Information Bureau
Frederick J Haskin
Washington, D. G
Iauler
Armenia
Ireland
Norway
Dranvack
Finland
Switserland
J. B
Q. Hon
Mike Auger
Sir Henry Rowley Bishop
Milan
John Howard Payne
M. D
Fly International
Omng Society
Marts Murphy
Maria Murphy
New Winder
Eary
Newmraptr Enterprise Accociatiog
Spain
Bor
Echeznes
Wang
Jetra
Amy
Teav
Cate
Travel
William E. Barton
Dooley
J. W. Powell
Geological Survey
Hegel
Herbert Spencer
Traver
Spencer
Beal
Thorean
Concord
Ome
Elbotrag Flash
Man
Augustue Actavianus
War Tax Reformed Church Reunion
Pen-Mar Park
Tingerntown
Western Maryland Railway
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!