Hannibal and Rome in the Punic Wars Era
A historical survey contrasts Rome and Carthage after the first Punic War, detailing Mamilcar and Hannibal, Cato’s harsh Roman moralism, and the era’s brutal political and military culture. It notes Spain as Carthage’s base, warns of vendetta and monomania, and previews Hannibal’s future raid on Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Carthent
Carthage
Mamilcar
Sardinia
Coraica
Italy
Nouth
Telemon
Alps
Via Flaminia
Adriatic
Sardinis
Corsica
Nome
Spain
Hanno
Europe
Hamilcar Harca
Handrubal
Hannibal
B. C
Cartha
Numidia
Cato
Certh
Stregson
Ife
Temalon
Macmillan Company
Secuce Newspepsr
Mayonnaise Dressing From A Trade Recipe In Daily Cook Book
A column discusses several inquiries about mayonnaise dressings and previews a trade recipe found on the back cover of a magazine. It lists salt sugar mustard paprika pepper water vinegar or lemon juice eggs and oil, with instructions to beat until thick then adjust seasonings. The piece notes the sauce can be mild or strong, and may change as you beat it, yielding more than a pint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie
Manlius
Demosthenes
Italy
Rome
Thermopylae
Antiochus the Great
Cato
Leas
Mia
Aline
Philly
Cook's
Alice
Mumsey
Ardeyne
Alles
Grant Dem
Christopher Bmaire
Lucerné
Landen
Philip Wwuindnesa
Father
Mr. Gaunt
Stapest
Philip
Pan
Tite
Ithie Sida
Hugo
Villa Tatina
Maddelina
Tito
Pipe
Hector Gaunt
Gaunt
Villa
Jayn
Amr
Mme. Douste
Mistraan
Ake
Mm Douste
Mme
Douste
Heraélf
Jean
Aga
Har Abamne
Dietrese
Hector Augustes Gaunt
Dowsie
Gorrright
Musahot York Millér
Cervey
Avery Primeighter
Jabs Willard
Dempsey
Salt Lake City
Geet Maezure
Rothe
Casablanca Waits Tourists Urge Port Development
The French are constructing a port at Camblanca to enlarge trade and attract tourists. Fifty large steamships can anchor in the artificial lake behind the breakwater as part of extending Morocco Tunisia and Algeria as trade centers with new hotels and roads. Casablanca’s population has grown from 26,000 fifteen years ago to 200,900 today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
URS
Camblanca
Morocos
Tunia
Algiers
Casablanca
Hearts Command in Lucerne A Strained Marriage Tale
In Lucerne, Mrs Carnay and her daughter Alice flee frugal life and meet scientist Ardaynes. Hugo Smarie, jailed for killing a partner, is released and joins the family, while heirlooms, jealousy, and a web of real and assumed relations unravel at the Villa Tatina as past marriages and secrets surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symopeis
Hugo
Jean Bales
Hector Grant
Ardeyne
John Ballon
Hoge Minerte
Alice
Genoa
Lucerne
Jean
Christopher Bisarle
Alles
Christopher
Philip
How To Keep Well By Dr Evans
A condensed summary of Dr W A Evans discussing health testing methods for athletes and the public. It covers spirometers and vital capacity, noting how age and obesity reduce lung function, with practical advice for overweight men with heart trouble to use testing to guide activity levels.
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DR. W. A. Evans
Fhe
Induatel
Medicine
Bowen Talis
Bowen
Rowen
Millicent's Diary from a Day at the Races in New York
Millicent records a day at the racecourse in New York on May 7. She notes winning $25 after recovering losses of about $30 on early bets, and describes spectators, fashions, and the Turf and Field club lawn luncheon. She recalls the story of the hah of Persia spurring her interest in racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Zev
Selin
Peter Cooper Bryce
Turf and Field Club
Persia
England
Fashion notes and weather quips mix in early fall chatter
New York fashion writing surveys the apron tunic trend with a slender model, detailing front cuts, fabrics, and decorative plaiting. The piece shifts to a health aside on aging marathon runners and weather effects on hands, winded with speculative medical commentary and light reader questions.
Memorial Services Honor Confederate Dead at Arlington
Arlington remembered Confederate dead with Senator A. O. Stanley of Kentucky praising Jefferson Davis and Southern cause. Camp 171 United Confederate Veterans led a procession past the Confederate monument as about 2,000 spectators, many wearing Shriners red fezzes, watched. The program included invocations, benediction, a starved choir, and wreaths placed on graves with Hoy Scouts assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Davis
A. O. Stanley
Kentucky
Arlington
United Confederate Veterans
Sons of Confederate Veterans
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Marine Band
Confederate Monument
Elsie Torse
Misa Gertrude Meiste
Georgy FE Anderson
Claughton Treat Lane
Claughton Weat
Yatarans
Hoy
Making the Most of Your Personality in Speech
An article advises on tongue use to improve pronunciation and voice quality. It contrasts English and American speech, explains how tongue position affects clarity, and offers exercises to relax and extend the tongue tip for a smoother, more pellucid tone. It notes lisping stems from poor tongue control and promises future coverage of speech impediments.
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Republic Stadcaic
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H. G. Wells
Dato
Tysteal
Barca
Assergble
Harah
Marcus Porciua Cato
Elo
Apatn
E Street
Daily Cookbook
Wayonnais
the Little Scorpions Club
By Fontaine Fox
Nick Mess
Gue
Elizabeth York Miller
Adueyne
Townsend
London
E Buge Hall
Jon
Millicent
Mary McOnnor Newell
A. J
Shriners
Women
Shrine
Faille
South
Honor
Senator Stanley
Graves
Stanley
Pars
Daria
Confedspacy
Damier
Ware
Dora
Grall
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