McKinley Birthplace in Lisbon Ohio Recalled
The Philadelphia Record notes the old stone house in Lisbon once housing William McKinley Sr and Nancy Allison, detailing early life, family ties, and the canal era along Little Beaver Creek which shaped the region that would cradle future President McKinley. The site remains a historic gathering place for eastern Ohio settlers and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Widam McKinley, Jr
New Lisbon
Pennsylvania
David McKinsey
Ute
David McKinley
Lisbon
Allison McKinley
Wiliam McKinley
Little Beaver Creek
Disbon
Loyath
Columbiana County
Ohie River
Ohio
William McKinley, Sr
Niles
Notte Statin
Hamed N. Grouchien
Lénben
McKinney
Willam McKinley
Brontosaurus Skeleton Unearthed By American Museum
The American Museum of Natural History in New York reports the Brontosaurus skeleton, the largest and most complete specimen found, dating from the Cretaceous period. Measurements describe a seventy foot body, a small head, massive rib cage, and a footprint footprint that could cover a yard square. The find, linked to Marsh and ongoing museum fieldwork, sparks wide scientific and public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Museum of Natural History of
New York
Fragmented Tale: Lestat and the Great Lake Mystery
The text depicts a surreal tale of Lestat near a vast tropical lake now spanning parts of New Mexico California Wyoming Montana and the Dakotas. It describes burial on lakebed sediments, layered protection by Hawcughby, and shifting physiologic conditions toward a life-preserving outcome for a creature linked to the land and wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ader
Uachiel Lestat
New Mexico
California
Wyoming
Montana
Dakotas
Caine
Caine Nature By Piling On Top of Him Sucresive Layers of Patient Hawcughby
Ty Rocky Tei
Latest fashions parade in yellow word sets and tailors made hats
Readers glimpse fashion notes from a bygone era detailing gowns in buttercup and canary tones, tailored suiting with lace and embroidery, Puritan costumes, and hats from John Wanamaker. The piece highlights color, fabric, and ornament, plus practical details like vests and yokes.
Fragments on Fashion and Fabrics in Early Sewing Notes
The text outlines various fashion details including pleated trims, lace, and crepe cloth used in a dainty village outfit. It mentions new dress materials, wools, and decorative elements like cuffs, frills, and front panel accents, reflecting period sewing styles and patterns.
Remarkable Vogeler Cure Claim Prompts Publicity
Mrs Nettleton credits Vogeler's Curative Compound with curing years of dyspepsia liver and kidney troubles after doctors failed. She says a first dose relieved her and a later relapse was cured again, saving a $75 doctor bill. The piece touts widespread testimonials from grateful users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vogeler
St. Jacob's ON
Samoa
Nettleton
London
St. Jacob's Oil Co
Clay Street
Baltimore
Britton Road
Plyelelan
Early cotton machinery and inventor notes
Text recounts the birth of cotton manufacturing with a 1756 invention attributed to Ard Tor and a pin mechanism. It mentions the first machine for cotton production and hints at its design origins and materials used for spinning components.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Nancy McKinley
Nancy Alison
Willem McKinley
Gen. Vailandughem
A. G. Richardson
Brontotaurus
Vtovka
Atin
Valenciinnes
John Wanamaker
Broadway
N.Y
Carticelli
Ulich Taffeta
Eirenler
Amite Itl
Earitime
Black Allisien
Manedonll
moMeldelong
Moran
Citeage
Milwauker Dé
Mintey Gorcumyeer
Mollanrdivay
Mollamay
Wit Diane
Few Auden
Ian MU
Worna
User
Tortivainly
Ab All Drugerta
Udunwit
Ladbag
I. Ye
Chile
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