Wartime Officials Lose Federal Privileges
Editorial notes the removal of "dollar a year" government badges from former DOJ-connected figures. It critiques the practice as favoritism and mocks credentials, urging streets and traffic reforms while calling for enforcement of a proposed ordinance and a cooperative civic push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
FL Ww. Upham
Republicanational Committee
Thare
Carpenter
Stont
Elean House
Law Department
Spotlight on Dinosaurs and City News Echoes
A collage of reader notes on dinosaurs in a mountain setting and questions about ancient tech. The piece shifts to local topics, mentioning a Cleveland Republican convention in a large venue and a traffic tunnel incident with carbon monoxide. It reflects era-style editorial ruminations on aging, experience, and public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Auditorium
Paderewski
Mall
Jose
Eusto
Home prevention of respiratory infections
Dr William Brady reviews public health guidance on preventing respiratory infections in the home. It covers hygiene, ventilation, cleaning, spit disposal, and avoiding exposure, with cautions about cold weather and alcohol use, noting the era context and basic home measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Health
Governament Administracion Dan
United State
Durvan
Treasury Department
Public Health
Public Health Report
Tre Medical Officer
Hughe
Pers
Uae
Public Health Service
Brady
Wiliam Brady
Behold in hearsay for his sins, Hacetet the reprobate
The fragment mentions a figure named Hacetet described as a worst reprobate and notes a team achieving seventy wins before an unspecified loss. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Equal Pay for Teachers Finds New Support
New York state passes a law eliminating discrimination in salaries for public school teachers. The measure aims to ensure women receive equal pay to men where they perform the same work, noting women comprise the majority of teachers and are often regarded as competent educators. The piece discusses ongoing wage equality debates and societal expectations about women in the workforce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Wawk
New York State
Magic Lantern Desires Amid Personal Fantasies Filed
A narrator yearns for a twisted, vivid magic lantern show with provocative imagery. He envisions surreal scenes including political and charitable allegories, dreamlike tableaux, and explicit modernist motifs, contrasted with a longing for a more traditional display.
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Question Answers
A reader asks about balloons birds weeds and plant spread with practical notes on drying flowers in sand and keeping seeds. The column discusses a caged Tizard squirrel reptile behavior and a 1920s wildlife report on the upper Mississippi region, its wildlife and conservation issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LO Fomolroow
Natere
Monk Named In Front Row Lantern Screen Scene
A boy is placed between the lantern and the screen so his silhouette appears and is named Monk among the front row of boys. The plan includes a photo with a yawning child and a silver door offering to support the management. Imogene hints the speaker should attend church more regularly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Imogene
Tmo- Fene
Liberty
Lis
Odeon
Grand Canyon
Ant
Tla
Feith
Hope
Charity
Thermuda
Caine
Anne
Monkey
Monk
Mr Bear Tricks Fox For Pig In Woodlands Bargain
In a woodland tale Mr Bear, former circus escapee, cons fox into a bargain. Fox brags of his tail while Bear finesses a plan to obtain a plump pig for a portrait payment. Mischief, vanity, and streetwise wit unfold in this chapter of The Sandman Story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Bear
Fon
Mr. Fox
Mr. Pax
Mr.Fox
Digpen
Preservation Plan for Upper Mississippi Bottom Lands
The Izaak Walton League proposes Congress acquire 400 miles of endangered Mississippi River bottom lands by purchase to thwart a drainage project. The measure seeks $3,000,000 upfront and $200,000 annually to secure the area for posterity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Department of Commerce
House Committee On Agriculture
Secon
Mississippi
League
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa J
Illinois
Washington
Tiis
North America
Bureau of Fisheries
Missisisippi
Izaak Walton
Abe Martin Thoresen on money and the president
The excerpt reflects Abe Martin Thore's view that poverty is a great evil and that political leaders should engage with the public. It comments on money, and the president's need to connect with ordinary people to address economic hardship.
Brain Tests by Samson or S A E
English tourist in the wild West learns a riddle about stage distances and travel times. The host at Pierims Hotel hints a clever method to compute how far the stage coach travels between towns. The puzzle uses wordplay with names and letters to arrive at Sir Gallahad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolly West
Tiketown
Piketown
Pierim's
Sir Gallahad
Freezone Promises Quick Corn Relief at Low Cost
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn remedy. It claims instant relief for hard or soft corns and corns between toes, with a tiny bottle sold by druggists for a few cents and no soreness or irritation.
The Man Who Became Famous Doctor Pierce
Dr. R. V. Pierce, pictured above, was a physician and student of medicinal herbs. He claims to have copied Indian remedies for women’s weaknesses and produced Favorite Prescription, a popular regulator for women’s ailments. Send for this remedy to Dr. Pierce’s Invalid’s Hotel in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Pierce
Dr. Piarce
Buffalo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Urier
Harlan
Corner Park Ave
Felaphone Jr
Dougherty
New York
Whiladaipiss
Chicago
Los Angeles
Story
Bre
Iti
Busingas
ATP RT
MuNba
Jay Fabie
Sile
Leo
Wooten
Anam and Eve
Pittsburgh
China
National Geographic Society
Bryan
Michigan
William Brad ¥, M
Srlehe Nat
B.S. Werm
Towa Editors
Gomi
Marshalitowa
Ton
Darling
Twe
Margaret Wilsat
Rituae
Art Ag
Xriculwre
Ming
Moss
Sac City
Coolidge
United States
Sioux City
New York City
Pate
Wife
Rop Fulkerson
Crean
Stolan
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Nature Notes
Nut
Olten
Congress
America
Sandman
Mrs. F A. Walker
Swamp Tipp
Abe Martin
Samson
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!