Memories Of The Past Time Travelers And Local Names
Reminiscences recount Thanksgiving with fathers and neighbors in Hum t and Pawnee City. notes include Joho H Miller building a porch, Dr Diehl’s Buick trip to Omaha, and Corn delivered at 50 cents a bushel. Beatrice wedding, rural mail route meeting, and a diphtheria scare with Roy Geer.
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Diller
Loock’s Hall
Simest Asaured
Highest fur price paid at New York auction
The fur auction in New York records the highest price for a single pelt at $11,000. I. J. Fox, a retail farrier, paid the amount for a Norwegian bred platinum fox, a mutation of the silver fox.
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New York
I. J. Fox
Seattle Fur Exchange ranks second in world market
The Seattle Fur Exchange reports Seattle is second only to New York as a fur market. Last year the auction house sold 750000 raw pelts to bidders from around the world.
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Seattle
New York
Seattle Fur Exchange
Fifty Years Ago Local Notes and Accidents
Fifty years ago an Illinois town traded a dollar fifty for cobs while Harry Davis fed cattle shipped from Omaha. A E Trowbridge offered auctioneering services with years of experience. Elizabeth Ellsworth sued Fairbury for five thousand dollars after a defective sidewalk caused a fall. J W Fouts sought medical treatment in Hot Springs Arkansas for an inflammatory condition. A hunting party near Steele City saw J H Barlow discharge a gun injuring H H Bliss in the right leg, leading to his quick death from hemorrhage.
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Steele City
J H Barlow
H H. Bliss
Flood of Questions About South America Delights Pan American Council
The Pan American council in Chicago reports a flood of inquiries about Latin America covering travel, relocation, training, art, music, literature, and politics. It acts as a clearing house and focal point for eight Latin American organizations including Friends of Mexico and Instituto de las Espanas, with a bi monthly bulletin outlining film showings, concerts, discussions, and classes.
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Pan American Council
Chicago
Robert S. Platt
Instituto de Las Espanas
Mesa Espanola
Y. M.C. A. College
Northwestern University
University of Chicago
South America
Germany
Uruguay
Graf Spee
Lillian Gish Began Stage Career as Bernhardt Dancer
The actress was seven when Sarah Bernhardt chose her for a child dancer role on Broadway. Bernhardt, tall and striking at sixty plus, would pat Gish on the head nightly as she prepared to enter. Gish recalls the ritual years later while recalling life with Father.
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Lillian Gish
Sarah Bernhardt
Miss Gish
Sarah
Bernhardt
Harlan Stone
Father
Wright brothers and their lasting air age omen
In a retrospective look at Kitty Hawk the Wright brothers Orville and Wilbur advance the era of flight fulfilling Roger Bacon's early prophecy and Leonardo da Vinci's long held dream of human flight.
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Kitty Hawk
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Roger Bacon
Leonardo da Vinci
Aerosphere 1939 details aviation's vast encyclopedia
Glen D Angle of Detroit edits and compiles a massive aviation reference titled Aerosphere 1939. The work, a hefty 1400+ page compendium, reflects decades of air era progress since Kitty Hawk. Angle, an engine designer and author, formerly taught at Lawrence Tech and now works with Briggs Manufacturing.
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Dayton
Glen D. Angle
Detroit
Lawrence Institute of Technology
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Maude Adams Makes Early Stage Debut at Salt Lake City
Young actress Maude Adams first appeared on stage at nine months old carried by a company member in Salt Lake City. The note highlights her precocious start and ties to early theater history.
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Maude Adams
Salt Lake City
Milne Edwards Chooses Rhinopithecus Rozane for Monkeys
The French zoologist Milne Edwards sought a scientific name for the Kweichow monkey with a turned up nose. He reportedly named it Rhinopithecus rozane after a courtly lady Roxana known for her tip-tilted nose. The article notes the reaction of Roxana is not recorded.
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Milne- Edwards
Roxana
Royal Court
Natural History
Rural teacher chosen as state education president
Mrs Gladys D Barnes the rural schoolteacher recently elected president of the Washington Educational Association returns to her school with 12 pupils to greet her. The historic school erected 50 years ago at Washington State's admission to the Union has no electric lights and only an old stove for heat. Barnes says she would not chance changing her position despite her august role.
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Washington Educational Assertation
Gladys D. Barnes
Washington State
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Blue Springs
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Oklahoma
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Omaha
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