Upper-case eth? That would be a Ð.<p>I assumed it was a cyrillic glyph, but that doesn&#x27;t seem to be right either; the closest I could find was ъ, which loops the wrong way. It would appear to just be a glyph the newspaper people made up, like the I-like vowel that follows it, or the one representing the ng sound, or the filliped O in &quot;Anglo&quot;.<p>Why pick on the researcher? She couldn&#x27;t type the invented d-like glyph, so she used an actual D. She couldn&#x27;t type the invented ng-glyph either, and used an n, but you&#x27;re not complaining about that.