German Life in London Before and After War
Thousands of Germans worldwide recall pre war London as their happiest time though many cannot return. German London now hosts government seized buildings and shifting business as émigrés adapt. The piece notes revolutionary figures and refugees in London including Marx Lenin Trotsky and Louise Michel along with a dramatic Lettish anarchist siege in 1909 evoking Churchill and wartime policing actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Govrnment
Germain
Germany
France
Europe
England
Paris
Soho
West End
Manatesta
Karl Marx
Camberwell
Lenin
Trotsky
Tchicherin
Louise Michel
Tottenham
Home Secretary
Winston Churchill
St Johns Wood Barracks
Anglo American Ties Shape London Life
A fragmented account notes growing American presence in London, new business ties, and cultural exchange. It cites Selfridges founder from Chicago and a New York builder, Eyewitness commentary on foreigners, crime and police tightening controls, plus the impact on Whitechapel and London industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Whitechapel
Fox’ E
England
Liverpool Landing
Southampton Dock
Dramatic Art program and Roosevelt praised at school event
The assembly featured burlesque sketches by Kara Bennion Iris Manwaring and others and a Skaters Waitz act by Idonna Larson Theda Showalter and more One act play by Thurza Alexander and Lorin Jackson plus a dance by Don Carter and Ernest Henderson were shown A Sophomore carnival dance and balloon contest were planned after the game with Duchesne next Friday night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Art Deririmnet
Miss Monta Went
Kara Bennion
Iris Manwaring
Genevieve Swain
Morma Rowley
Gien Harris
Miss Wentz
Orval Hullinger
Idonna Larson
Theda Showalter
Waitz
Audrey Mullecam
Vernon Coluer
Lorin Jackson
Thurza Alexander
Don Carter
Ernest Henderson
Duchesne
Fire Duke stage play set for tenth and eleventh at high school
Play On announces Fire Duke to be staged in the high school auditorium on the tenth and eleventh. The production promises strong performances and broad appeal with humor and pathos, inviting audiences to laugh or cry along with the cast.
Boy ponders Eden shelter in Sunday school tale
Little Wayne returns from Sunday school worried that Adam and Eve had no house and lived in a garden. He imagines their shelter and finally concludes they must have slept in the garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
Adam and Eve
Mother
Mary and her mother quarrel over interrupting talk
The fragment shows Mary and her talkative mother during a visit. Mary interjects while her mother speaks, prompting a rebuke. Mary replies that the mother would not finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Fou
Gong Hone
Mary Saally
Rastus Teaches About Fur With Skunk Riddle
A classroom exchange features a joke where a teacher asks which animal is famed for its fur and Rastis replies that the skunk has more fur the farther you stay away. The playful line highlights regional dialect humor and character dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rastus
Rastis
Funeral Services for La Rose Stewart Held on Thursday
Large crowd attended the Jensen Ward funeral service for La Rose Stewart age one year who died on Monday during surgery for a ruptured appendix. The ward chapel was filled with friends and relatives as Amasa Caldwell presided and the service was conducted under ward supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Rose Stewart
Jensen Ward
Memorial service tribute and burial for local figure
Frank P Wellman led the opentar prayer and A DeMar Tra lev delivered benedictory remarks. A mixed quartet sang Oh My Inthir and My Prayer while bass Alton Peterson performed. Speakers included George O Massey Er and Fushop Fred Wall er Caldwell. Floral offerings honored the deceased, with six Sunday School chums as honorary pallbearers and cousins as active pallbearers. Interment followed at Jensen cemetery with grave dedication by Joseph & Dudley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P Wellman
DeMar Tra Lev
Oh My
Alberta Murray
Verlie Murray
Bernice Paulson
Hazel
Velma Moon
Glenn Raymond
Manford
Art Stewart
Woodrow
Ross Snow
Jensen Cemetery
Joseph & Dudley
Sewell Massey Burned in Gas Explosion at Home
Sewell Massey, 32, suffered severe burns to hands arms neck and face when a gas stove exploded after he lit it in his cellar to keep supplies from freezing. He protected his eyes with his hands, but burned hair and facial injuries occurred. he is in growing pain and expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewell Massey
Mr Massey
Richard
Geography as a dynamic discipline beyond maps in education
The article argues geography extends beyond lifeless boundary maps to a vibrant field. It emphasizes geography’s relevance to students by linking spatial knowledge with real world phenomena and modern study approaches.
The Duke U R M Sports Feb 10 12
A brief sports note from The Duke University Monthly Record mentions events on February 10 to 12. It highlights team activities, schedules, and results with emphasis on local program progress and student participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Duke
U. RM S
Todays Geography Expands View of World Changes
The National Geographic Society began a series on geography to explain rapid global changes and boundary shifts postwar. The Express features the articles weekly, syndicated to many papers and used by schools as supplementary reading to show how other peoples live beyond maps and meridians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jneral
Teke
Tordsys
Tional Geographic Society
Washington, DC
Maorgaphe
The
Express
Also Mentioned on This Page
Piv
Hom
Baan I ET EI
Uintah High News
Ikey
Izzy
ACAI
Miss Ruth Hart
Alta Fox Tenny Johnston
Uintah
Merrit
McCorkie
Mss Ashton
Home Economics Club
Asx
Norma White
Save Your Vision
Earl Lewd
Optometrist
Diab
Freeman Tailoring Co
Motor Gil
Conoco
Af GR
Continental Oil Co
Continental Cul Co
AH Pateres
Coomenal O i Company
Eoaca Cup
Ola
Riveraard
Ford
Fhone
Vernal
Utah