Origins of Scotland and its People From an Anthropological View
From a paper by Dr Joseph Dunn argues that Scotland’s population blends Pictish Irish British Saxon Danish and Norman roots with Scots deriving from Dalriada and Scotti. It traces Roman era dates 410 end of empire and notes language shifts from Gaelic Erse to Lowland English while stressing racial complexity contrary to two-race myths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Ireland
Britain
Dalriada
Argyle
Strathclyde
Dumbarton
Isles
Dairiada
Scota
Schatz
Albanach
Lowlands
Teutonic
Joseph Dunn
Anthropological Society of Washington
Scientific American Supplement
Card of thanks for SALLAE HARRIS bereavement
The Harris family expresses sincere thanks to friends for kindness after the death of SALLAE HARRIS, noting Rev. Edison and Rev. McDaniel, Mrs. Henry Moore, Washington Terrace FP Y. P. A., donors of floral designs, and Undertaker Thompson for services. Lena Harris, Mrs. Edw. Allion, Joseph Harris, and families sign the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallae Harris
Edison
Rev. McDaniel
Henry Moore
Washington Terrace
FP Y. P. A
Thompson
Would You Like a New Name
Lady Kitty Vincent argues in the London Daily Express for a law allowing baptismal Christian names to be changed at the age of discretion. She cites a tale of a girl christened Wylde rose who later married a man named Bull, as a cautionary example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty Vincent
London Daily Express
Wylde
Rose
Bull
Sawdust Transforms Waste Into Valuable Products
Sawdust is no longer treated as waste but is used in making tiles and bricks when mixed with clay, and as a flooring material when combined with concrete. It also serves in the dye industry for coloring and can yield an inexpensive gas for lighting and heating, especially near sawmills.
Mild traffic law enforcement cited in Birmingham tale
A Birmingham Age Herald excerpt recounts a country driver on a mule and dilapidated wagon being severely lectured for violating traffic rules while a parade of expensive cars with grinning occupants swirled past, illustrating uneven enforcement of laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darkey
Birmingham Age- Herald
Claude McKay Joins The Liberator Editorial Staff
An April note from New York celebrates Claude McKay’s inclusion on The Liberator editorial staff. The magazine, praising his poetry collection Spring in New Hampshire and Other Poems, highlights growing merit for Black writers and notes both admiration and ongoing prejudice in white society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liberator
West 18Th Street
Claude McKay
New Hampshire
England
Westminster Gazette
Uncle Bill Hopkins Estate Reveals Humble Woodcutter’s Fortune
Uncle Bill Hopkins, a Black man who died recently, left a $15,000 estate. Born a slave and illiterate, he earned most of his modest wealth by chopping wood for white neighbors in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill” Hopkins
For Sale House and Lot in Madisonville on Revyena St
For sale a house and lot at 5312 Revyena Street Madisonville Lot measures 33 by 55 feet Inquiries may be made of S S Saunders at Government Building or 2616 Kemper Lane Walnut Hills Call Woodbrn 951 Y
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revyena St
Madisonville
S. S. Saunders
Government Building
Kemper Lane
Walnut Hills
Call
Wdbrn
Mrs Saulters Move From Home To Sterling Hotel
Mrs Mary B Saulters relocates from 925 West Eighth Street to Sterling Hotel at Sixth and Mound Streets. She is associated with M. B. System of Hair Dressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Famouge
Lily of the Valley System
Lizzie Jamerson Reed
Cutter Street
West
Mary B. Saulter
West Eighth Street
Sterling Hotel
Sixth
Mound Streets
M. B
Also Mentioned on This Page
Billie Townsend
J. Gordon Eeaves
Secy
John W. Johnson
Carlisle Ave
Martha J. Rogers
Monfort St
W. H
Cincinnati
Ohio
Miracle Comic Mfg. Cos
Walnut Hits Enterprise Co
Eagle Amusement Company
Homestead Realty and Improvement Corporation
Anchor Life & Accident Insurance Co
Foster K. Burr
Temple Court Building
E. L. Gifford
Madison Road
O. P. Ellis
Woodburn
Kerper Avenue
Xiair and
Scak
Mattie Brooks
K. C. Harris
Mme D. J. Butler
iMair
O’bryon St
Waébrn
Mrs
Hattie M. Castleman
Norman G. Ken
Anna Howard Matthew
West Eighth i i
Uffies Moore
Reginald E. Beamon
Fifth ST
John
Wm. Jackson
John Street
Cincinnati, O
Hattie Bell Payne
West Fourth Street
Wime Walker
Moter Systems
J. H. Toran
Jetr
Barr Street
Birch Brothers
Birch E. E
PIRCH
Gaff Avenue
Monfort
Woolburn
Card OF Thames
Lena Harris
Edw
Allion
Joseph Harris
Stanley J. Hill
Wolbin
Churchill Ave
W. L. Blevins
Richmond Street
Mrs. Sina Still
W. 5Th St
Canal
Bishop Mary Knox
Kenyon Avenue
Elliott Bros
Chestnut and
Burns Ave
Valley
Wyoming
The
Ziegler-Schaefer Co
Eastern Avenue
J. B. White
Rockdale Avenue
Avon
Samuel Wides
Chapel St.s
Fannie J. Brown
Elmore Street
X. Camminsville
Hotel Sterling
A. Michelson
the Gordon Hotel
Ashland Ave
Chapel Street
W. N. Bryant
W.H. Peppers
Moroney’s Book Shop
Third ST
Walnut
Cincinnati, Ohio
Jamerson Auto
Alms Place
Oho
Evelyna Watts
West Seventh Street
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!