The Heavens in January by Dr C Braine Milwaukee work
A Milwaukee column surveys historic Milwaukee mounds and aboriginal life, noting the ancient Indian sites, traders, and mound builders. It discusses Winnebago origins, Panther effigy mounds, and remnants in Lake Park and State Fair grounds. It closes with copper work and the life of Gnan-tissal.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin Archeological’ Society
Wisconsin
Mowitts
Lake Park
Park Commissioners
Statoe Pair Park
Archeologicall Society
State Fair
Huge Fish Keeps Whaler Afloat
Southampton reports Capt Harmon Bent gen and crew from South Africa credit a large whale caught off Durban with saving their whaler by wedging the hull and slowing an inrush of water. The fish’s position kept the pumps working until harbor reach, then the creature dislodged and the ship reached port just in time.
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Arica
Equator
Greenwich
Sumatra
Borneo
Dutch East Indies
Mindanao
Philippine Archipelago
Pacific Ocean
Indian Ocean
Dutely Islands
Africa
Arabia
India
Indo-China
China
Japan
Australia
Asia
Southampton
Harmon Bentgen
South Africa
Durban
British fashions to be designed in chops of London
London opens a new fashion center in Regent Street in January under leading manufacturers to push a distinct London model. Leslie Raymond says models will compete with Paris and New York to boost British sales and fashion status.
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London
New York
Paris
Regent Street
Aushes
Leslie Raymond
1925 Notable for Wide Ascendency of Materialistic
In 1925, devotion to business rose to a dominant cultural force, rivaling religion in public life. The era saw vast mergers, debates on regulation, and a shift toward big units in industry. The piece contrasts 1925 with 1901 and foresees possible paths toward either renewed competition or expanded government oversight.
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All America
United States
New York Chamber of Commerce
United States Supreme Court
America
Guy. Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Americva
Woodrow Wilson
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
Ilka
Gov. Pinchot
Congress
Klondike
United States Steel Corporation
New York Stock Exchange
Northern Pacific Railway
Northern
Pacific
Great
Aged Vet's Daughter Too Young for Confederate Daughters
Carlisle Kentucky December 26. A direct daughter of two Confederate soldiers, Jimmie Ellen Rary, 42, is deemed too young to join the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Local statisticians say Jimmie is the youngest daughter of a Confederate soldier in the United States.
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Carlisle
Altho
Jimmie Ellen
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Jimmie
A. S. Bart
Peat
Kentucky
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