World H GIVLER column oddities and quotations
A compact recap of a scattering of oddities and quips from Western Kansas World H and GIVLER columns. It riffs on royalty and politics, finance, social satire, and curious anecdotes from diverse locales, including references to King Peter, Japan, Austria, Russia, and New York society, with light humor and mixed news flotsam.
Dowie loses Zion City to receivers in bankruptcy bid
Chicago federal court appoints Frederick M. Blount and Albert D Currier as receivers for Zion City and its industries after a Dec 1 order to show cause why Dowie should not be adjudged bankrupt. Receivers plan a $1,000,000 fund while Zion assets, including lace and other enterprises, are brought under court supervision. Dowie's rise from evangelist to self styled Elijah the Restorer is recapped, with details of litigation, financing, and the town’s rapid growth and reliance on followers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alexander Dowie
Zion City
Dowie
Dudge C. C. Kohlsaar
United States District Court
Chicago
Frederick M. Blount
Chicago National Bank
Albert Dean Currier
Bow
John Alexander Dowietell
Currier & Freeman
Zion
Dowle
Zion and
Ita Industries
John Murray Dowie
Young Dowie
Adelaide
Australia
Scotland
Divinity School
Congregational Church
Newtown
Sydney
Melbourne
England
Western Springs
Prairie
Evanston
Midway
Zion Tabernacle No. 1
Zion Tabernacle No. 2
Zion Tabernacle No. 3
Milwaukee
First Street
Wisconsin State Line
Aaron Avenue
Lake Shore
Zebulon
Northwestern Railway
Washington
Jane Dowie
Elijah MI
Elijah
Elijah the Destroyer
John the Baptist
Elijah Tl
Avention
Tabernacles
John Alexander Dowle
New York
Fort Son
Carnegis
The Happier Man and the Daughters Debate
A North Missouri paper asks who is happier the man with 100000 or the man with seven daughters. A reply favors the man with seven daughters, saying he is content with enough while the moneyed man always wants more. Glaciers vanish as Greenland ice melts faster than formed, Jacobshaven glacier edge retreating eight miles since 1850 and thinning twenty to thirty feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Missouri
Greenland
Jacobshaven
Whisky and beer per capita trends over six decades
In sixty years whisky per person declined from two and a half to one and a fourth gallons. In forty years beer per person rose from under two to more than seventeen gallons, showing shifting tastes and alcohol consumption.
Fear and nutrition shape courage and health
A Connecticut woman credits diet and Grape-Nuts with reversing years of digestion and heart trouble and constant fear of death. She reports improved strength, weight, and stamina, walking ten miles daily and avoiding medicines since starting Grape-Nuts about a year ago. She notes feeling younger and plans long-term health ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Connecticut
Jay Sow
Postuns
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kansas
H. & Givler, Pub
Wakeeney
Peter
Panama
Japan
Dragom-troff
Kieff
Alfonso
Spain
The
St Louis Globe Democrat
Peter of
Servis
Alice
Treasury
Carnegie
Society
Newport
Austria
Russia
Turkey
Hartford Post
Westminster Gazette
Morley
Pari
Thomas L. James
Elijah HL
Edinburo
Alexander
Tows
Stevenson
Geneva
Mount
Biane
Were
Winnlowss Soo Stam
Eias
Trinity Springs
Fod
Prvedetphon
Mermod & Jaccard’s
St. Louis
America
Sue Roads
United States
France
Germany
Great Britain
Sowies