Moon Legends and Arcadia in a Parlor Talk
A long reflective speech intertwines myth, science, and lore. The speaker links Arcadian autochthones, Noah and Deucalion legends, Atlantis, and moon theory to suggest ancient cosmology and a cataclysmic origin for the Earth’s satellite, urging reverence for the moon while exploring science and myth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Green
Selena
Oxcian
Promethius
Minerva
Logan
Bat Han
Philospher
Peloponésus
Greece
Athens
Ling B
Horrculus
Cotaven
Jason Vega
Fou
Dragona
Mrades
Colchis
Herolc
Analihe
Ialnd
Ugo
Deucalion
Noah
Nhetlons
Caspian
India
Ceveation
Babylon
Nichithros
Babylonia
Nimrod
Samiramia
Abraham
Asia
Europe
Atlantis
Homer
Hesiod
Orpheus
Atlan
de Tell
John Herschell
Orrland
Ormer
The Saturday Club and the Advance of Women
A reflection on the Saturday Club and its members as agents of social progress. The essay traces past prejudices against educated women, praises the club's gentle influence, and foresees broader reform as more women gain voice and shared civic duty. It notes the club’s mix of wit, intellect, and domestic ties, urging continued constructive engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarobel
Lucresia Borgia
Mrs. Jollyby
Utah
The Tourists Addressing the Twice Five Club
Mrs L D Vickore presents the Tourist Club toast in honor of the Twice Five Club anniversary. She extols hospitality, travel spirit, and American openness while praising Am erica’s scenery, culture, and notable men and women as the group reflects on shared journeys and future friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Vickore
Twice Five
Epicurus
Hotel de Rambouillet
Twice Five Club
Bilsye
Riley
Tyud Gee
Implres
Yellow Stone Park
Yosemit Valley
Jnst
Amariva
Byron
Rollin
A Chicago Man in Rome Ant-anglomania and Echoes of Italy
The speaker reflects on travel through Italy and Europe, recalling Italy and Paris memories, while noting mixed anti Anglo sentiment. He cites future visits to Germany the Netherlands and Spain and shares a humorous Chicago comparison tale. The piece closes with a wedding day wish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
France
Waterloo
Lyne
Limoges
Burgundy
Partie
Germany
Netherlands
Spain
George
Chicago
Filipino War Diary Entry From William H. Timpaacaxe
A soldier dated March 15 1900 writes from the Philippines about rugged travel by mule and river crossings, describes battles against insurgents near Manila and Samara, reports casualties, ammunition, and a brigade defense with a bridge ten days marching, and notes pay at fifteen dollars monthly. He mentions cocoanuts and bananas and expects discharge in June 1900, asks for letters and logs from Logan and a Cincinnati paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidan Philippine Twland
Arthurs
Ban Rote
Manila
Insurgenta
Moenita
Bantafedro
Desmeanas
Baliot
Bian
Tadan
Samara
Jong Laura
Carnaet
Home Sweet Home
Logan
Raper
Cincinnati
Tam
We Times Red
Wuitiam H. Timpaacaxe
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Fhuliamad Kirke Thunkout Muusteo
Ohio Democrat Publishing CO
D. M. Floyd
Dollison
Qfpick
Sir Dentison
South Door
Pest-Omlen
Lagan
Olin
Becanilee
POR
William Jennings Uryas
Nebranin
Annou
Treasuiler
Connie
Atehlan
Seuatleets
Beneweh
Invirmary
Gre
Inara
John W. Amith
Tanpur
Bienel i
Avantis
Africa
Mediterranean
Bubara
Nile
Rolla
Atlantic
Atlacutla
Aid Island
Isle of Beauty
Isle
Athintia
Arcadia
Hocking
Parthenon
Des
Earth
Selene
Our
Literatil
Eden
Oureyer
Browning
Lil
China
Susan
Anthony
Stanley
Jay
Washington
Land
Congress
F. Blasius & Son
Ohio
Timberlake
R. RK. Work & Son
Ting
Oline
Rock Bottom
R. R. Work & Son
Main St
City Building
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