A Volcano That Has Been Active from Time Immemorial de Washington Faat
RICCO, director of the Catapia Observatory, reports on Etna and Stromboli eruptions. Etna shows intermittent activity since 1992 with ash and smoke, little damage, likely small crater eruptions. Stromboli, a long studied island volcano, remains continually active with varied eruptions and strong earthquakes, protected inhabited areas by natural rock ledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Washington
Rome
Ricco
Catapia Observatory
Etna
Stromboli
Ricci
Sicily
Magna Grecia
Campania
Three Historic English Pageants To Be Held in Ancient Towns
The Washington Post reports on upcoming English pageants in ancient towns. Weather concerns threaten the events, with Remsey Abbey’s founding pageant featuring noted writers and music by Sir Hubert Parry. Key figures include Sir A. Scott Gatty and performers Beerbohm, Irving, and Bourchier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pondenre
Washington Post
London
Remsey Abbey
Edward the Elder
Srency Weyman
Laurence Housman
Raleigh
Sir Hubert Parry
Clayton Calthrop
Charles Ricketts
Byam Shaw
A. Scott Gatty
Beerbohm Tres
H. B. Irving
Arthur Bourchier
Bury St. Edmunds
Romsey and Oxford Pageants Set for June Performances
The Romsey pageant and the Oxford pageant announce twelve and twelve episodes respectively, depicting historic events from Roman times to present day. Notables include the abbey’s founding, dissolution, and royal patrons, with Liors Parker directing the Oxford presentation at Christ Church and Magdalen College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romsey
Romeey
Canterbury
Louise
Argyl
Fedgar
Gaxon
Edith
Wiliam Rufus
Henry I
Mary
Henry VIII
James I
Charlc I
Westminster
Oxford
Christ Church
Magdalen College School
Cherwell
Broad Walk
Enocess
A Pageant of Town Heritage in Byam Shaw Poster
Louis Parker lauds a village pageant as a lofty civic drama acted by citizens, wives, and children. The tale of vengeance for a father's murder ends in sacrifice and a miraculous wolf guarded head, celebrated in a Byam Shaw designed poster. The piece emphasizes communal inheritance and pride in homeland through dramatic representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund
Byam Shaw
Louis Parker
Giant circus man plants and tends trees in memory
The circus giant, unable to plant flowers, buys eight foot saplings and lays out a nursery of maples beech and chestnut trees near winter quarters. He tends them through seasons feeding straw for roots and guiding pruning with the gardener. The trees grow tall and live on, a testament to his care and pride.
Formosan Adventure aboard Kumano Maru unfolds in Formosa tale
On a Manila to Nagasaki voyage a Formosan coast near Pilam becomes the stage for a dramatic escape plan. Capt. Clay, aided by Lieut. Steele and Farrell, outwit a gang led by Tong-su Henrique, discovering a gold mine scheme and a deserter’s past as they plot to seize a safe, drink, and a chance to flee with over a thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Nagasaki
Clay
Philippines
Hongkong
Steele
Cavalry
Farrell
Japan
Formosa
Cape Sud
Ferrell
Pilam
Cisy
Mount Morrison
Pulam
Henry
Tong-su
Henrique
Wallace
Martin
California
Insurrectos
Insurrecto
Tarlac
Filiping
Mr. Farrel
Mr. Cipy
Paris
New York
Tong-su Henrique
Breele
Ganz
T’ong-Su
Tasgea
Break with tradition as Sinai Temple to become neighborhood center
Chicago July 22 1907 Dr Emil G Hirsch Sinai Temple plans transform temple into neighborhood center with multiform activities centered on religious ideas The project calls for abandoning the Indiana Avenue site and building a new center at Grand Boulevard and Forty sixth Street with a cost between 250000 and 200000 dollars The move marks a historic shift in Jewish religious practice embracing modern community service over traditional temple premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Emil G. Hirsch
Sinai Temple
America
Indiana Avenue
Twenty-first Street
Grand Boulevard
Forty-sixth Street
Hirgh
Macaboy Estate Reported After Cabman Slain
Rudolph B Behrend collector of the estate of Frank MacAboy, cabman killed by Gaston Philip, asked for court order to take possession of two wagons and for directions on a $150 diamond pin now held by Property Clerk Arthur Kemp. The case was filed in the register of wills office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Rudolph B. Behrend
Frank MacAboy
Gaston Philip
Register of Wills
MacAboy
Arthur Kemp
Good Values in Refrigerators Offer Great Room Size
A local seller promotes refrigerators as dependable buys, highlighting big, well built units with charcoal insulation and a double lid ice chamber. The ad stresses satisfaction and assurance by offering only trusted makes.
Two Cent Rail Fare Agreed By Major Railroads
The Inter Ocean reports that U S passenger rates on all railroads will drop to 2 cents a mile starting July 1, removing the 3 cent era. A heated meeting of Western and transcontinental presidents produced a binding understanding, with B G Winchell of Chicago Rock Island and Pacific and A J Harling of Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul among attendees who would not comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Inter Ocean
United States
B. G. Winchell
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
A. J. Harling
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Oklahoma Tornado Injures Three. Farmhouses Demolished
A tornado swept parts of southern Indian Territory and Oklahoma early today causing extensive damage. Three persons were injured, one seriously, and several farmhouses near Walter were demolished. A man is reported missing. At Duncan heavy rain damaged property and washed out 200 feet of Rock Island track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklla
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Walter
Duncan
Rock Island
The Three Stages of True Malaria
Dr. Larson summarizes malaria paroxysms in three stages the Cold Stage with chills nausea and yawning the Hot Stage with high fever red flushed skin intense thirst and headache and the Sweating Stage followed by an intermission. The explanation appears in Health Culture's June issue following years of study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larson
Health Culture
Elixir Babek Reliable Malaria Remedy
Elixir Babek has been used for over twenty five years for malaria chills fevers and inter mittent fevers. It contains no quinine or arsenic and is promoted as an invigorating tonic. Sold in six cent bottles by leading druggists. Prepared by the Elixir Babek Co Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elixir Babek Co
Washington, D. C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Massachusetts Avenue
Milovis N Parker
Sherborne
Wwarwick
Bury ST Edmunds
Messenger Cos
London Cheap
ST Edmund
East Anglia
Louis N. Parker
Warwick
Villa Faustina
Eamund
Bern
Falconer
Lothgarck
Lothparck
Princess L
Pam
Chicago News
Washington Post Building
Francis
Tong- |Su
T'Gong-Gu
Hylanf
Etrk
Formes
Ier Cledinne
Mmer Nigofontreal
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!