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Poetry "The Poets' Corner", "In Flanders Field", "Orphan Billy", "An Old Soldiers Lament."
This is a collection of various poem. Some appear to be cut out from a newspaper or magazine. The included poems are titled: "Over The Hill to the Poor House," (by Will Carlton) "The World's Need," "Our Mother Tongue," Three Old Saws," "Triple Pledge…
"A. Overholt & Co., Inc., A History of the Company and of the Overholt Family," report.
A report from the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh about the history of A. Overholt & Co. and the Overholt family. The author of the report is unknown.
"America's 30 richest own $3.68 billion," Forbes Magazine.
An article from a Fall 1983 issue of Forbes Magazine that is a re-print from a 1918 issue of the 30 richest people in the United States at that time. Henry Clay Frick is mentioned at length twice within the article. The first describes his life and…
"America's Fourmost Whiskies" National Distillers Advertisement.
A National Distillers advertisement titled, "America's Fourmost Whiskies." The whiskeys advertised include Old Grand-Dad, Old Taylor Straight Bourbon Whiskey, Old Overholt, and Mount Vernon Grand Straight Rye Whiskey. The advertisement states that…
"Benefits By Frick Will," Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
A newspaper article from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette titled, "Benefits By Frick Will." The article is dated Saturday, October 10, 1931.
"Carnegie As Partner; Steel Reorganized; Homestead Strike," The Pittsburgh Press.
A newspaper article published by the Pittsburgh Press titled, "Carnegie As Partner; Steel Reorganized; Homestead Strike." It is the third part of the series "My Father, Henry Clay Frick." The interview was given by Helen Clay Frick to Mary O'hara…
"Coke Ovens to be Fired at Hecla Next Week."
A newspaper article from August 1908 titled, "Coke Ovens to be Fired at Hecla Next Week." The article has been removed from its original source. Therefore, the publication source is unknown. Additionally, a second hand has written over the newspaper…
"Dropouts: No longer among The Forbes Four Hundred," Forbes Magazine, 1985.
The first page of an article from a 1985 issue of Forbes Magazine titled, "Dropouts: No longer among The Forbes Four Hundred." Helen Clay Frick is mentioned among the dropouts due to her death. On the reverse side of the page of the article is an…
"First Interview With Daughter Of Coke-Steel Magnate," The Pittsburgh Press.
A newspaper article published by the Pittsburgh Press titled, "First Interview With Daughter Of Coke-Steel Magnate." It is the first part of the series "My Father, Henry Clay Frick." The interview was given by Helen Clay Frick to Mary O'hara about…