War and Marriage in the Halti mor e Herat
A garbled collage of comments from editorial clippings discusses social topics, fashion, and curiosities including Indigestion, railways to Mt Blang, Edison, and fashion for automobile trips. It mocks romance tropes, theater, and the rise of advertising while surveying the era's news tidbits and consumer obsessions.
Ravenna described: mosaics and martime vista of a melancholy city
The piece surveys Ravenna as a somber yet richly storied Italian city near the Adriatic. It highlights its medieval mosaics in Sant Apollinare Nuovo and St Vitale, Dante and Byron connections, Theodoric’s tomb, pine woods of the Pineta, and the city’s haunted atmosphere that attracted writers and travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontine
Italy
Ravenna
Adritle
Nepma
Rome
Adriatic
Classis
Sant’ Apollinare Nuovo
Theodoric
Musake
Pemind
Pompeii
Vitale
An Altor
St. Apollingre
Classe
St. Vitale
Pineta
Pine Forest
Ingland
Dante
Byron
Ireland
Hite
Dhe Polenza
Francesca da Rimini
San Francesco
Burne
St. Michael's Churchyard
Dumfries
Lord Byron
England
Teresa Gamba
Count Guiccioll
Boccacio
Dryden
Hypnotic Suspect Dickie Armstrong Stirs Wakely Village
In Wakely a rumor spreads that Dickie Armstrong can hypnotize others. Julie North, new music teacher, becomes entangled with him as townsfolk watch a party at the Darragh home. Julie reveals, under hypnosis, a confession about Pat Darragh, prompting a tense moonlit moment between Julie and Pat.
Do College Women Marry A Question From Mome-Minnearolic Ties
A curiosity from a social column invites the young unmarried man of good prospects to consider marriage choices. The feature references a pondering on whether college women marry and points readers toward social ties and regional dating norms.
Hypnotism and Passion Play Out in New York Press Excerpt
An unsettled narrative shows a directoress and a man named Pat entangled in hypnotic influence and emotional tension. The fragment hints at a confession, shyness, and a dramatic revelation framed by a courting scene. The dialogue emphasizes control, desire, and a turning moment between two lovers.
Golf and cricket compared by Prime Minister Balfour
The article reflects on Prime Minister Balfour framing golf and cricket as tests of intensity and quality. It cites V Sutherland and Meland in noting golf’s appeal as a healthful, solitary, and mental exercise that steadies nerves and sharpens judgment, described as an antidote to daily cares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balfour
Anewap
V. Sutherland
What is the use of fretting and bearing burdens
A mumbled verse laments the meaning of effort and worry. It asks what is the use of fretting, bearing burdens, or shaping fate. The speaker urges a calm approach and hints at Home made comfort as an alternative.
Highest-Salaried Rabbi Set For Five-Year Term
Rabbi J Leonard Levy of the Rodulph Shalom congregation has been reengaged for five years at an annual salary of 10. His prior contract still had months remaining before the new term began. Kaliry stands as the highest paid rabbi on a limited contract in history. Habbs formerly moved from Philadelphia to Pittsburg, earning 000 a year, then 8,000, and last year 10,000, noted for extensive charitable and related work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Leonard Levy
Rodulph Shalom
Kaliry
Habbs
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Nnt
Veteran farmer from Vineland carries bullet one year
George E. Holt a veteran and retired farmer of Vineland New Jersey carried a bullet in his load for one year. His regiment was stationed in Laurence Kansas when Quantrell's guerrillas raided the town and 18 men were shot. Holt was struck below the right eye and left for dead but recovered and later went east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Holt
Vineland
Laurence
Kan
Iteanf
Quantrell
We Town
Seoore
Woman Would Not Be Beaten
Mrs H H Linch, rural mail carrier on the Elmer Woodstown route, New Jersey, faced washed bridges after a recent storm. She improvised by delivering mail on a bicycle, continuing daily trips despite the obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Linch
Elmer Woodstown
N. J
Bishop Hartel Tours Africa Mission Work
Rt. Rev. J. C. Hartel, bishop of the Methodist Episcopal church and Africa, travels to Africa to promote active religious efforts among Dark Continent communities. He is currently in the south after having been elected bishop of Africa and has journeyed many miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light
Africa
J. C. Hartel
The
Methodist Episcopal Church & Africa
South
Mile
Also Mentioned on This Page
Silver Messenger
Challis
Idaho
Haltimore Herat
Pros Polwr
Sergia
Mount Venuvin
Newport
Fort Ethai
Ake
New York Times
Mt. Blang
New Jerny
Thomas A. Edison
James Brown
Iren
Russell Sage
Edward
Jollen Herrick
New York
Salvation Army
Ann
Bik Cotforts
James Brown Potter
London
Pottsinwn
Seward
United States
Rysala
Dence
Siena
Florence
Pumpel
Ems
Jon
George J. Goull
Lakewood
Jay
Missouri Pacific
Georgian Court
Henry Clews
Dewnpapers
George Goull
George
Washington Star
Murton Collery
Seaham Harbor
Julie North
Dickie Armstrong
Dickie
Wakely
Jack
Courteney
Pat
South Carolina
Darragh Brothers
Darragh Place
Susan Manning
Davenport
Tulle North
Julie
Dickle
Susie Manning
Pat Darragh
Mr. Pat
Julia
Robert Loveman
Brent
New York Press