Time and Booth playgoers reframe roles as children
The remark notes Edwin Booth is long dead and actresses who claimed to have acted with his company insist they played only children's parts.
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1907
Page
7
The remark notes Edwin Booth is long dead and actresses who claimed to have acted with his company insist they played only children's parts.
A tongue in cheek exchange notes the struggle of a poetry newspaper with 320 assistants and 80 subscribers, highlighting limited audience and resources.
The brief humor note cites London chemists finding two thirds of a girl’s weight as sugar and jokes about American girls with no flies. It includes a parent child quip about oranges and cookies, then a product plug for Red Cross Ball Blue and a caption from Harper’s Weekly.
An advertisement promotes Cascarets as a portable health cure in a small enamel box. It claims six candy tablets act like bowel exercise, not a laxative, and prevent disease by strengthening bowels and liver. The Sterling Remedy Company offers the box for ten cents, stamped CCC, with cautions to buy genuine products.
A Sunday school lesson outlines Joshua 20 on cities of refuge Kedesh Galilee Shechem Hebron Bezer Ramoth Golan and their role as safe havens for accidental killers. It links to Psalm 62 7 as a theme of refuge and explains the avenger of blood and the trial process at the gate.
A New York man with 72 years of model making for inventors to file patents says he knows 67 men in New York who are working on perpetual motion machines.
Uncle Allen Sparks muses that if the Lord knew as much as reformers, He could have made the world better. He comments that those pushing to remake society may overestimate their own understanding.
In a historical note, a freshman earns credit from a generous merchant after a purchase, expressing relief that the cost is settled. The scene appears under the heading Cornell Widow, hinting at campus life and social columns.
Dr. Gardner reports an enormous anaconda discovered dead in Mexico. The reptile measured 37 feet, requiring two horses to drag it.
The article cites Berlin with one patrolman per 340 residents, Liverpool 449 residents per officer, London 496 per officer, Philadelphia one per 511, and Manhattan island one officer per 643 inhabitants.
Report notes that personal crisis drives many youths to suicide in Germany. Analyzed factors include failure in school examinations and excessive application to study as common reasons for self-destructive acts by children and young people.
A collection of pithy quotes and quips from the Louisville Courier Journal touching on young men loving wild animals, horse trading conscience, religious acts, a teething syrup advert, and a remark on fault attribution.
The passage argues that adequate sleep in good conditions allows indoor workers to approach the health of outdoor laborers, whose natural conditions support their vitality and capacity to perform the planned race.
A curfew signals parting day as a weary herd moves slowly toward the sea. In a playful sports metaphor readers recall the classic shell game with a hidden pea, a test of guesswork familiar to Pittsburgh Post readers.
A reflection on wisdom as the ability to adapt to life’s changing contingencies. Success hinges on quickly adjusting to new conditions and surroundings, emphasizing flexible, resilient mindset.
Vintage ad promotes Red Cross Ball Blue 2 oz package at 5 cents. The copy links faded clothes to moral sentiment about sorrow and selfishness.
A humorous note features a memory challenged professor who forgets a handkerchief and plans to tie a knot in it. Translated for Transatlantic Tales from Meggendorfer Blatter presents a light whimsical vignette.
A brisk note from Transatlantic Tales reports a caller insisting on direct talk about a marriage proposal. The speaker demands contact whether the suitor proposes today or not, seeking a private conversation.
Mrs Chloe Page of 510 S Pitt St Alexandria Va describes back pain sharp shooting pains swelling feet and ankles and a stomach upset. She says Dean's Kidney Pills cured her in 1902 and she has had no return for five years. Sold by oil dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A large shingle hides a substantial ywnall business activity in a local area. Details remain elusive due to fragmented wording but indicate a significant commercial enterprise operating under a common roofing material. Further context is unclear from the fragment.
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