Mrs Wilson’s Georgia Home Still Stands in Savannah
A Savannah visit recalls Mrs. Wilson and her Georgia ties. The Axson family links span Rome Madison and Savannah with Randolph Axson and Rev Dr L K Axson prominent in the life of Ellen Axson and the Wilsons. The article notes a Savannah wedding and extended family ties and Georgia loyalty to Woodrow Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Savannah
B. Palmer Ax
Ugh
Gy Roe
Axson
Wilson
Rome
Gainesville
Randolph Axson
L. K. Axson
Lelia
Carrie Beile Axson
Atlanta
Legare Walker
Ellen Axson
Miss Law
Slater
Gharios
Thomas
Clay
Woodrow Wilson
Maine
Pulas House
Ellie Lou Axson
Edward Aes . Axson
Taddadedans Presbyterian Nereke
Bia Ome
Underwood
South
Virginia
Baltimore
Capital Cat Controversy Ends In Washington Pawsitive Pause
A Washington Post report notes authorities softened a cat impounding order after public backlash. Stray cats will be collected only on request, sparing most felines from hunts, as officials delay a final ruling until courts weigh in. Citizens breathe relief while awaiting future debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Sense
The
Washington Post
Washington
Mobile
Takaka
Hot Weather Beverage Tips From Early 1900s
A column offers cooling drinks for hot days including grape juice with egg white and raspberries, raspberry ice water, currant jelly with lemon juice and nutmeg in ice water, and an egg poached in scalded milk served over toast with buttered biscuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Washington Star
FISHES TO QUIT NEWPORT SWIM
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, a social leader of New York society, says she and Mr. Fish are tired of Newport and will leave on August 17. They may go to Europe as the familiar endless social luncheons and dances wear thin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuyvesant Fish
Frugal Home Remedies for Ills From a Busier Era
A guidance of plain kitchen cures for minor ailments. Suggestions include soda and lemon juice for upset stomach, spirits or coffee for nausea, hot milk to aid sleep and act as a laxative, cold neck cloths for nerves, and a improvised cooler using a wash boiler with flannel and ice for a sickroom refrigerator.
World rail mileage leads United States in 1910 growth
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports global rail lines reached 610,158 miles after 1910, with the United States totaling 242,107 miles and North America over 44 percent of world totals. Europe and Asia combined lag behind North America, while long-range projections note vast growth ahead including Siberian routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Marina
America
Asia
Africa
Australia
North
South America
United States
North America
Europe
Futhermore
Siberia
Alabama Patents Granted This Week
Washington patent attorneys Davis and Davis report Alabama citizens receiving several patents this week. Names include J. T. Andrew of Montgomery for a crosstie, R. A. Boutwell of Troy for a vehicle brake, J. T. Gilmer of Florala for a barrel head, B. W. Jones of Opelika for a cutter, and R. L. Smith of Bessemer for a combined clamp and tube compressor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Messrs. Davis
Davis
Alabama
J. T. Andrew
Montgomery
Crosstie
R.A. Boutwell
Troy
J. T. Gilmer
Florala
B. W. Jones
Opelika
Cutter
R. L. Smith
Bessemer
Sailor’s Shoulder Rescue Aboard Cedric
Miss Wheeler descends a rope ladder from the Cedric to a tug as the liner sails away. Passengers cheer while a young Boston man, Hubert W. Fowler, retrieves her with a rope and a sturdy captain ferries them to safety. Fowler’s card is found on a satchel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Monteseer N. J
Erete Witte Mar Te Star Line
Cedric
Young
Mieheeler
Park Street
Montclair
Martha H. Norton
Thomas L. Norton
Lakeville
Conn
Miss Wheeler
White Star Line
Hubert W. Fowler
Beacon Street
Boston
Mass
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wade
Davie Avenue
Mobile Book Binding Co
ST. Michael ST
Ala
Peerless
United Fruit CO. Steamship Service
Superior
New Orleans
Golon
Bocas del Toro
Panama
I Barrios
Simon and Colon
Belize
Cortez
Colon
Pacific
Central and America
Port Simon
Costa Rica
Fishes
Newport Swim
Henry
Calcina Manufacturing CO
Pearl Street
Mobile, Ala
David D. Langan
Sailor’s Shoulder
Eade
North Royal Street
Colorado
Californi
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Califo
Colorado Resorts
California
Socae
Bull ‘Lake City
Los Angeles
Cal
Seattle, Wash
Yellowstone Nat's Park
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Louisville
Connectic Union
Calif
Oén
Bell 210
H. C. Geoon
Malaris
F. V. Lippman
Savannah, GA
Giblin’s Bakery
South Warren St
Mobile Electric CO
Bell
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!