Graustark Crisis Ends in Bold Confession and Royal Grant
Anguish proves Gabriel the killer with a bold bluff as Berroway confesses to guarding. Prince Gabriel is seized, Yetive forgives Mizrox’s bond, and Lorry faces a poised, impossible romance with the princess amid celebratory Edelweiss cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
Larry
Prince Gabriel
Anguish
Prince of
Dansbergen
Gabriel
Belaroz
Yetive
Prince Lorenz
Berroway
Harry
Allode
Baron Danglass
Berrowag
Dangloss
Bolaroz
Prince Bolaroz
Graustark
Axphain
Edelweiss
Duke of
Mizrox
Captain Quinnox
Quinnox
Harry Anguish
Dagmar
Bint
Halfont
Danglass
Baron Dangloss
Lorenz
Lorry
Grenfall Lorry
Danshbergen
Prince Dan
Yorks Octogenarian Thomas McGill A Long Life of Integrity
Portrait of Thomas McGill of King's Creek who celebrated his 90th birthday on June 24. Born June 24, 1813, he married Louisa Galloway in 1837 and had ten children, five living. An elder of Smyrna, he served as magistrate before the war, noted for integrity. Also includes health notes and public health advice on flies and disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McGill
King’s Creek
McGill
Wm. McGill
Martha Henry McGill
Crowder’s Creek
Louisa N. Galloway
Alexander
Mary Galloway
Confederacy
Petersburg
Associate Reformed Church
Bethany
Smyrna
New Occupations For Women In Russia
The Chicago Chronicle reports women in Russia gain two new careers chimney sweeps and dvorniks janitors. A guild of women sweeps exists in St Petersburg and Moscow with rules on age temperance church and marriage. Dvornik clerks replace male janitors as police spies in housing, showing women as capable informants and guardians of dwellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Chicago Chronicle
Flies and disease risk urge cleanliness and root remedies
The Washington Star reports that fly breeding can be controlled with household and stable cleanliness reducing disease spread. It cites Dr L O Howard on house fly generations and typhoid transmission, and mentions Sanosin a eucalyptus sulfur charcoal remedy for tuberculosis with mixed early results and expert caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
L. O. Howard
Department of Agriculture
Howard
State Department
Frank H. Mason
Berlin
Medical Society
Danellus
Theodore Sommerfield
Australia
Robert Schneider
Herr Schneider
Materia Medica
Theoore Summerfield
Danelius
Mason
Monkeys on the Monkey Wrench Heat Fells Firemen
A Charlotte Chronicle report describes extreme heat causing fainting among Southern railroad firemen during a heat wave. Firemen Jim Wall and John Garrison recount encounters with a "monkey" warning while on peach train runs, illustrating dangers of syncope from heat and crowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Jim Wall
Spencer
Greenville
Wall
Mr. Worth
Baker
Southern
John Garrison
William Fondville
John
Broad
Blacksburg
Whitaker
Charlotte Chronicle
The Russian Amsterdam Peter the Great Built
Peter the Great chose a Neva midstream island to found a new Russian capital. He built a hexagonal citadel and a 330 foot tower, turning a marsh into a great city while living in a cottage that still exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
St. Petersburg
Holland
Peter the Great
Moscow
Sweden
Neva
Peter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Graystark
George Barr McCutcheon
Herbert 8. Stone
Duke
Count Halfont
Gaspon
Tan
Halfoat
Larry Dizgily
Grenfall
York
Thos. McGill
Thos. M'Gill
Solas
Sanosin
Engel
Sommerfield
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!