Scandinavian News Roundup of Nordic Heat and Harbors
Scattered bits from Northern Europe note high school teachers in Norway Togland convening to settle language use, likely printing in Reykjavik. Heat causes near-collapse of a telephone worker in Assens and a farmer dies of sunstroke near Ringe amid Danish army field exercises. Swedes invited to imperial maneuvers at Stettin. emigration to Brazil cited with deadly sickness in Kiruna region. A Swedish farmer in Guile improves fortunes through frugal, steady work, later expanding land holdings across several parishes and passing on estates to his sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odense
Assens
Jens Storm
Ringe
le Wes
Dommark
Denmark
Hvalen
Kalmareund
Karlskrona
Sweden
Second Army Corps
Stettin
Kirunatron
Brazil
Cabinn
Hans Anderson
Grenaval
Guile
America
Tvo
Kallaje
Gripcup
Grille
Vrumelsiot
Andersson
Iceland Seeks Independence Over Territorial Fines
The Icelandic government keeps a patrol boat to deter Englishmen from questioning Ice Lands territorial limits. Fines go to the Danish government and Iceland now claims all proceeds for itself. Iceland vows self protection if Danish protection ends, stressing its desire for independence despite Danish irritation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dantoh
Iceland
Sweden news of disease crops and travel plans
A jammed Sweden brief reports a horse death from anthrax at Stockholm garrison and seven new infantile paralysis cases in Ekajo. It notes light clover in northeast Sweden, heavy rains expected postharvest, a Norrland expedition to catch fish, and weather impacts on crops and hay. It mentions subsidies, stamps, mildew damage, and a kingly bee exhibit with a humorous misstatement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Ekajo
Boras
Tramemo
de Laval
Gere Y. Ou
Norrland
Hope
Kullen
Europe
Nyssiré
Lofanger
A. Lunégren
Brookholan Works
Orebro
Guntaf
Lundgren
Norway News and Maritime Notes From July Dispatches
Reports from Norway cover forest fires near Orakogen with 2,000 volunteers fighting to save 2,000 acres, a discussion on the northernmost oak in Hemnes Nordland, Kiel sailing contests dominated by Norwegian boats, a Norwegian steamer cargo of 9,181 tons wood pulp, and Russian teachers visiting Kristiania. Also noted is Stavanger planning monuments to Asbjorn Kloster and Alexander Kjellaad, a river accident near Evensgaard where thirteen perished, and a Baltic expedition financed to reach wilderness near Great Glave lake for University studies in Kristienia and Berila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orakogen
Fredrikehald
Norway
Kristiania
West Empire
Stavanger
Asbjorn Kloster
Temperance Apoalle
Alexander Kjellaad
Market Place
Iter
Versy
Isa Fe Ona
Evensgaard
Brennal
Saltdales
Nordland
Hjalmar Rued Holland
Kenne Tugestons
Deuglas County
Wise
University of
New York
Christian Leden
Hareld Thoulow
Frits Thoulow
Isser Kaiserin Augusta Victoria
Mens
University of Kristienia
University of Berila
Merth
Great Glave Lake
Edsecaten
Alte
Nerwar
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Aalmstad
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Western Electric
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