D Annunzio Coines Words and Names for Florence and Cognac
Commander Gabriele d Annu nzo has become a coiner of words in exile He maintains a private dictionary and adds new terms for leaders and readers The former dictator of Flame retreats while pilgrims visit him seeking new names He suggests Arzente as the one true name for cognac and Florence could become Fiorenza a city of flowery He continues light literary work since no more Fiume fields to conquer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriele d’Annunzio
Florence
Firenze
Fiorenza
Fiume
Busy Street Corner Safe Despite Traffic Theory
A Trade Commissioner’s friend notes a near collision at a busy New York corner. The commissioner argues that fewer accidents occur there due to mutual vigilance: pedestrians watch traffic and drivers watch pedestrians, while busier streets raise risks from constant presence of both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriss
New York
New York Sun
Still Powerful Ruler of Afghanistan Surfaces in World View
245000 square mile Afghanistan, second only to Tibet in size among closed nations, contrasts Kabul with Lhasa’s quiet seclusion. Amir Amanullah Khan, via agents in India and elsewhere, remains in touch with world affairs as a leading Moslem ruler. His influence spans the Mohammedan world as Caliph power wanes at Stamboul. He stands out as a picturesque, remote world figure in Middle Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afghanistan
Tibet
Kabul
Lhasa
Amir Amanullan Khan
India
Stamboul
Middle Asia
Menelik
Abyssinia
Lil
Hawaiian Islands
Fiji
Amin
Scots Teach Swimming With Rope And Pole Method
In Scotland some swim instructors lift or lower pupils by a rope held at one end while they use a long pole to prod the swimmer's arms and legs. The method risks the pupil if the grip fails or temper flares, prompting cautions from observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canny
Scotland
Cleveland News-Leader
Improbable Story Beginnings in a Jazz Dance Place
Improbable story fragments show Heckvenicker lingering in a dance venue with jazz playing over hours. Landeck’s check at a teller’s window prompts rare restraint from the cashier. Svenska resists her boyfriend’s spending, while Rocquefort visits a dentist refusing standard fees after pain inflicted. An insurance agent claims a special uptown visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heckvenicker
Landeck
Svenska
Rocquefort
Melvin. Lane
The
New York Sun
Wedding shower fills with gifts for Sorgenfrei pair
March events in Grover feature a well attended shower for Mr. and Mrs. Pete Sorgenfrei as they prepare for a move to Winnebago Minnesota. Ida and Marie Hansen of Lambert, sisters to Mrs Ross Fouts, visit and attend a dance at J Ramsey home. Ross Fouts elected line 12 secretary and local politics include a school election with Herb Vetter chosen director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Sorgenfrei
Winnebago
Minn
Ida
Marie Hansen
Lamberton
Ross Fouts
J. Ramsey
Ross
Declamatory Contest At School House Next Friday Eve
Declamatory contest at the school house next Friday evening March 10 features high school contestants from neighboring towns with a musical entertainment directed by Miss Rizer. Community attendance urged as a town event along with hope for good weather.
Family ties drive move to old homestead in Dalton
Henry Herbrandson and family moved from Dalton Minnesota to farm the old homestead. Miss Orfa Synstelien sister of Mrs. Herbrandson joined. Several guests visited Mrs. Gilbert and the Benson homes Sunday. Local church notes say Norwegian language Lutheran services will be held Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Herbrandson
Dalton
Minn
Orfa Synstelien
Ole Nasby
Mrs. Nasby
Tressie Houge
Fern Nasby
G. Wheatly
Cornell Oleson
Lou Starke
Albert Brunsvold
Gladys
Albertina Benson
Local Social Roundup and Upcoming Events in Emmet Area
Emmet Echoes notes Sunday visits among residents Estherville Ringsted and Dolliver. Anniversary party for Lynn and Mrs Weir. declaratory contest at Dolliver Friday with three Emmet contestants Zelda Logue Helen Higgins Elmer Valen. Local moves include Burgess and Myhre transitions and Dunnell Minnesota shipping cattle to Chicago.
Moves and social notes from VR Superior area
Alvin Isgregge and John Rogers moved Monday from the Turner place to rooms over Holmes hardware store. The Roy French family moved into the house vacated by the Isgreggs. Ora Hasbrook moved Monday to the Harry Perkins farm on Missionary tea Saturday March 25 at the home of Mr and Mrs F Wallace. Tea will be served for 10 cents. Mrs Frank Sanders was taken to her home Wednesday, grippe reported. Mr and Mrs Floyd Weaver welcomed a baby boy Thursday. Mrs J C Smith went to Armstrong Saturday for Royal Neighbor Lodge. Miss Ruby Briggs returned Sunday from Coleman hospital after treatment. Mr and Mrs Wade attended the Clark sale at Terris Saturday. sale well attended, prices good. Mrs E Chapman and daughter Mrs E Darris returned Sunday from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Gibson
Ottumwa
Henry Packard
Buffalo
Minn
Fred Sternberg
Lee Eveleth
E.h.dack
Roy Goggin
E. Walnut Street
Goggin
H. J. Mester
Birney Hospital
Anna Mattlestead
Ole Fronsdale
Peter
Lars Wee
Forest City
J. F. McLaughlin
Ottawa
Kansas
Earl Clark
Clayton
Waverly
McLaughlin
Glenn Wanamaker
Wavery
Orlando Lough
Roy Goggins Ford
Lough
Tom Nivison
Dakota
Chas. Smith
Coleman Hospital
William Erickson
Slayton
Miss Bucy
Christensen
Hazel Waldron
Spirit Lake
Dahlberg
Mat. Mathisos
E. A. Clark
Lee
Green
Walter Williams
Dunnell
H. E. Cark
L. A. Linsey
Geo, Pulles
Ed Dack
Gladys Albertus
Alvin
Isgregge
John Rogers
Turner Place
Holmes Hardware Store
Roy French
Isgreggs
Ora Hasbrook
Harry Perkins
F. Wallace
Frank Sanders
Floyd Weaver
Gladden
J. C. Smith
Armstrong
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Ruby Briggs
Wade
Clark
Terris
E. Chapman
E. Darris
Chicago
County Declamatory Contest Signals Event At Dolliver High
Friday March 10 audience to hear students perform declamations and orations including pieces on Toussaint L Ouverture and the Meaning of the Declaration of Independence with performances by Lester Atwood Wayne Apne Weldon Harcourt Hazel Hilsabeck Elvin Show and Elmer Valen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceee Tee Eee
Lester ‘Atwood
Toussaint L’ouverture
Wayne Eh Apne Ate Weldon Harcourt
Hazel Hilsabeck
Elvin
Elmer Valen
Jackson Minn residents bid farewell and birthdays noted
The home at Jackson Minnesota hosted visits and goodbyes as Mrs George Lorimer and her baby traveled to Spirit Lake to visit relatives for a few days. Miss Edna Sternberg and Miss Pearl Sternberg entertained friends in honor of Cora and Reba Hartranft who will move to Michigan. Harold Merriott celebrated his 12th birthday with games music and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ther
Jackson
Minn
Geo. Lorimer
Baby West
Spirit Lake
Edna
Pearl Sternberg
Cora
Reba Hartranft
Michigan
Harold Merriott
Local Social News From Estherville Area
Mr and Mrs Homer Christ moved to Estherville and settled on Fifth Street Miss Coral Larson helped them settle Ed Gilliland and Leon ard moved to Spirit Lake The Ruckman party honored Miss Gladys birthday and bid farewell to the Gillilands Hazel Gunderson birthday surprise attended by friends Edna Anderson attended from Estherville Cornell Oleson and family and G G Wheatley visited L W Stark Nasby Opheim hosted Aid Society Mrs Harold Case now has a new Ford Mrs Plymesser s mother from Danville visiting Christ Nissen home hosts over Sunday visitors V R
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Christ
Estherville
Fifth ‘Street
Coral Larson
Christ
Ed Gilliland
Leonard
Spirit Lake
Thomas Ruckman
Gladys
Gilliland
Edna Anderson
Ruckman
Hazel Gunderson
Gunderson
Cornell Oleson
G. G. Wheatly
L. W. Stark
Nissens
Milford
Christ Nissen
Aid Society
Community Notes and Local Visits Around Town
Joh Bexter has been visiting the past weeks. Mrs Chap man is on the sick list since her return. Mrs Minnie Wood came Friday from Waterloo to care for the new grandson at the Weaver home. Mrs Marks and daughter visited at Armstrong Sunday. Mr Bringle and Beth drove to Lake Park Sunday. Mrs Bringle's father slipped on the ice Saturday. the seriousness is unknown. Superior basketball played Spirit Lake tournament Thursday, beat Lake Park but lost to Terrila. American Legion dance March 9 at Oleson hall. Culture Club met at Mrs J Campbell home with 18 members. papers read and refreshments. W C T U met with Mrs D M Clump. Mrs Lamb spoke on Benedict home and state convention work. Next meeting March 15 at Mrs J Clump’s home, Irish day. roll call Irish songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rizer
R. W. Geisler
Mason City
Sam Caylor
Sam Caylor This Summer. Mrs. Geisler
Estherville
Hartung
Geisler
Maple Hill
Slingerland
Community Church
Marsh
C. E. Sullivan
Burt
Oliver Stowe
Jack Fowler
Spirit Lake
A. H. Pickell
Joh Bexter
Lake Park
Terris
Terrila
American Legion
Oleson’s Hall
Culture Club
J. Campbell
Campbell
Fisher
D. M.clump
Lamb
Benedict
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dolliver
Bobbie Shaftoe
Ethel Christiansen
Helen Higgins Connor
Anna Moltzen
Florence Smith la Cigarette
Apa
Jooom Upea Hae
Laura Stevens
Iowa
Jime ' Fenton
Lnee Tenner
Dorothy Laffey
Zelda
Logue
Grace Oakes
Dorothy Roemer Cohen
Lyman Stevens
del- Bere Emmet
Halfa and
Ringsted
V-R
EMMET
Miss Stansberry
Marie Andreae
L. J. Schultz
High Lake
S. T. VanEman
John Burgess
Terril
Edd Myhre
Lynn Weir
Mrs. Weir
Paul Weir
Zelda Logue
Helen Higgins
Nick Chesley
T. Wankeman
Ryder
Everett Logue
Minnesota
Chas. Logue
Vanderstook
Stan Cberry
W. Shannon
Willie VanEman
Windom
August Schoker
E. J. Maniece
Grammer
Patty
Fred Scheer
Smith and Druley Place
Perkins
Lee Brothers
Otto Olson
Frank Wells
Dickinson County
Chas. Shultz Place
Dolliver High School
Pam
Oratorical
Toussaint L
West Emmet
Orleans Hotel
MR. Babson
Parkerhouse
Graham
Martha Washington
Orleans
H. D. Campbell
Men’s Union
Nau Brothers
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!