The Choir Invisible Returns as a Kentucky Tale
Condensed from The Choir Invisible by James Lane Allen, the piece details John Gray a Kentucky schoolmaster and his entangled love with Mrs. Falconer set against frontier life in Lexington and Aston Barr. It traces Gray’s honor, social forces, and ultimate revelation of lifelong devotion to Mrs. Falconer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trensylvania University
Roe
Bethany College
Sim Raul
Ahimee
Hig
da Keene
Lexington
Kentucky
John Gray
Amy Falconer
John
Joseph Holden
Joseph
Wnton
Mea
Fulcnner
Amy
Bensen
Jessica Falconer
Mra Falconer
Paradise
Mme
Indy
Aston Barr
Patchstree Oe
Jame Lane Allen
Macmillian Company
Tired businessman amid a miscast musical comedy plot
In a Birmingham Age Herald excerpt a tired business man is described prostrated in the front row during a performance. Flo attends a show believed to be a conventional girl act but instead encounters a complex musical comedy plot involving Susie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durance
Flo
Birmingham Age- Herald
No Kick
A fragmented journal line notes a decline in actors and abilities, lamenting fewer great performers and a lack of general quality as remnants or remains fall short of expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Co Jong
Journal
Herrera Named Provisional Guatemala President After Revolution
The text says Carlos Herrera becomes provisional leader of Guatemala after a revolution ending Ban Al Estrada Cabrera’s 22 year rule. Herrera, a prominent nonpolitical businessman aged about sixty, controls sugar and coffee enterprises and is well regarded in the United States. His supporters expect swift U.S. recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Herrera
Guatemala
Banal Estrada Cabrers
United States
Cor Mel University
Herrera
Lim
Ita
US Mothers and Babies Deaths Tap Alarming Rate
A quarter of a million American babies died last year from preventable causes before age five, with four to fifteen nations showing lower infant death rates. The Children’s Bureau notes many deaths due to lack of skilled care as mothers become. Senate proposals by Morris Sheppard and Horace Towner aim to protect maternity and infancy. Government funding would be distributed by population among states agreeing to equalize appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Children’s Bureau
Washington
Congress
Benator Morris Sheppard
Texas
Berswith
Adja
Horace M. Towner
Cannon Celebrates Eighty Fourth Birthday With House Reception
Representative Joseph G. Cannon of Tilinets, longtime Speaker and veteran of the House, recently marked his eighty fourth birthday. A reception in the chamber honored him as floor leaders and peers praised his mental alertness and vigor at the celebration attended by the seven oldest congressmen led by Senator Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Cannon
Tilinets
House
Cannon
Mandell
Uncle Joe
Congress
Senator Page
Vermont
Issac B. Sherwood
Ohio
Charles M. S. Joneicret
Vances Stulman
North Carolina
William §. Greene
Massachusetts
Chrrroff
Page
Januery
William P. Dillingham
Knute Nelgon
Minnesota
Irterbes
Danville
Captain Turner of Shamrock IV and the American Cup chase
The article profiles Captain Albert B. Turner skipper of Shamrock IV as the international yachting scene builds toward the America's Cup races in July. It notes Turner attracts intense scrutiny from American yachtsmen and describes Shamrock IV as an unusual craft with a long keel and large sail area likely to challenge Sir Thomas Lipton’s challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert B. Turner
Thomas Lipton
Ag Shamtuck
Thomas
Trish
Furth
Haa
Torrie
Yinkle
Bir
A King Who Died in Saul Failure and Judgment
Sunday School lesson on Saul from first Samuel. It outlines his divine command to destroy Amalek, his partial disobedience, Samuel’s rebuke, and the ultimate judgment that Saul’s dynasty and kingdom would pass away. The piece stresses obedience of the heart over hollow ritual offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lessoon
Saul
Seal
Samuel
Tsrael
Egypt
Israel
Baal
Gnd
Tim
God
Jesus Christ
Great Deed Inspires Quiet Duty in Everyday Life
The text extols doing the small, routine acts that align with divine will. It emphasizes that grand gestures are less valued than unseen, ordinary duties performed in daily work, home, and actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gol
O, J, Perry
Knowledge is folly unless grace guides wisdom
A terse observation notes that intelligence alone proves useless without grace guiding judgment. It emphasizes that true wisdom combines learning with moral discernment to avoid folly.
Pains Nearly Doubled Me Up
Mary Tender of 120 Orange St Wyandotte Michigan shares a testimonial about long lasting monthly pains and severe stomach distress. She credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Lydia E Pinkham Sonative Wash with relief after three bottles of the former and two of the latter. The widowed mother says she could resume housework and urges others to publish the notice to help other women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandotte, Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Ham
Mary Tender
Orange St., Wyandotte
Cause and Effect Notices From a Madchester Church Bulletin
In Madchester England two church notices appear. A potato supper is set for Saturday evening. A Sunday morning event titled A Night of Agony is listed in the bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madchester
England
Boston Transcript
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
Advert says kidney trouble is common and often undetected. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root praised for healing influence with cost of sample bottle offer. Message notes Life Insurance claim that many declines come from undiagnosed kidney issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Kilmer &O
Binghamton
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Dam
Alle
U. S
Nestor
Captain Turner
Shamrock IV
New
Titzwater
D. D
Engin
China
Susan
Gaul
Pinkham
Holland
Nature
Carter
Bargalins
Marinette Cn
Wiachoula
Kansan City
Nurine
Garten Eye Ramaly Co
Chicass