Jimmie Dressed Self in Morning Notion Sparks School Stir
A kindergarten tale shows a boy named Jimmie proudly announcing his dressings while a teacher admonishes him to sit quietly. The principal intervenes as the boy ends up with no shirt, confessing he undressed himself. A second item follows about a drummer who learns a Willowdale ride costs more than expected, then returns with extra coins and the liveryman reflects on overconfident charges. Also promotes Ely’s Cream Balm and a quip about liking grand opera.
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Philadelphia Bic Ledger
Jimmie
Sorot
Prinipal
Clark Addresses Florida Solons on Tariff and Censure
In Tallahassee on April 16 Congressman Frank Clark told the Florida House he would not accept state lawmakers judging his Washington conduct. He defended standing for Florida’s tariff positions, criticized rivals, and pledged district-wide campaigning if censured. The session produced no action before the 27th.
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Tallahassee
Fla
James Alexander
Volusia
Frank Clark
Florida House of Representatives
Washington
Florida
Alexander
Bryan
Champ Clark
Florda
Champe Clirk
Valusia
Perry
Ollie James
Ollie
Kentucky
Congress
House of Representative
Sparkman
Howard
Brantley
David Harum
Horace Greely
Clark
Pers
Augusta Music Festival to Feature Mme Eames and Damrosch Orchestra
Augusta plans a three concert festival April 26 27 headlined by Mme Eames premier soprano and Damrosch's New York Symphony Orchestra. A 200 member chorus will perform Rossini Stabat Mater in English Tuesday night. season tickets on sale locally with prices lower for the afternoon concert.
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Mme
Eames
Damrosch
Augusta
Emva Eames
Prima
Donna Assoluta
New York Symphony Orchestra
Rossini
Mme. Eames
J. J. Farrell
The Thought That Makes a Girl Wish to Marry
A terse aphorism notes that the instinct to marry a man can be mistaken for real certainty. It argues that initial attraction may mislead, urging caution before life changes.
The Many Grarris of Swinburne Passes in Romantic Era
An obituary tribute to Swinburne as a major voice in nineteenth century English poetry and criticism. It notes his friendship with Watts-Dunton at Putney Hill, his musical verse style, and his influence on romantic rebellion. It contrasts his direct verse with Watts-Dunton’s critical phrasing and recalls key works such as Atalanta in Calydon and Poems and Ballads.
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New York Post
Swinburne
Putney Hill
Mr. Watts-Dunton
England
Watts-Dunton
Rossetti
Cheyne Walk
Watts- Dunton
Coleridge
Waordsworth
Thomas Browne
Pel
James Douglas
Calydon
Milton
Sir Thomas Browne
Tennyson
Dolores
Blake
Ainslee's Magazine May 1909 contents list
Contents for May 1909 issue with serials and short stories by Harold Mae Grath Leonard Merrick Marie Van Vorst Owen Oliver Quentin M Drake Jane W Guthrie and others. Features include poems by Beth Slater Whitson Torrance Benjamin Nelle Maying and essays by Arthur Loring Bruce and Archibald Lowery Sessions. Frontispiece design by Howard Chandler Christy.
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Howard Chandler Christy
Harold Mae Grath
Joseph C. Lincoln
Torrance Benjamin
Leonard Merrick
Beth Slater Whitson
Steel Williams
Jane W. Guthrie
Arthur Loring Bruce
Washburn
Quentin M. Drake
Marie van Vorst
Will
Henry Gallup Paine
Owen Oliver
Nelle’s Maying
William Struthers
William Armstrong
New York Night Adventures
Caroline Dyer
Archibald Lowery Sessions
Miner Albert Courtney Finds Queen Victoria Dead News New to Him
A British subject and mining prospector, Albert Courtney, learns of Queen Victoria's death for the first time and seeks an English paper to confirm it. He has lived isolated in Nevada and Arizona deserts for fifteen years and has no knowledge of recent events.
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Teddy
Albert Courtney
Victoria
Los Angeles
Baltimore Sunn
Theodore Roosevelt
Spain
United States
George Bernard Shaw
Courtney
Nevada
Arizona
San Bernardino
Unclear Health Talk as Ruler Confusion Arises
An aide repeats Queen Victoria's health as Britain faces transition. A man named Courtney, aged 70, is described as physically and mentally well, while questions about Roosevelt and a new king prompt uncertainty and curiosity.
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Queen Victoria
King Edward
Roosevelt
Courtney
Doan's Kidney Pills End Backache Says Athens Resident
Athens resident H C Pollard endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble and backache. He reports relief after using the remedy bought at Palmer & Sons' drug store and notes the pills’ price as 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co. as US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Athens
Dean
H.C. Pollard
Foundry St
Palmer & Sons
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Native at Alabama station saves riders from rattlesnake
At an Alabama town’s railway platform a local man with a rope warned waiting passengers just before a rattlesnake lunged from a bush. He aimed to aid those who feared a mule thief but helped them avoid a strike as the snake coiled near the crowd.
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Alabama
Harper's Weekly
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William Tell
Ansted & Burk Company
Field
Ohio
Buckeye State
Willowle
Galveston Dailyews
Willowdale
Van
Ely
Ely Bros
Warren Street
Bondurant Hardware Co
Solons
Grarris
Royal
Ainslee’s Magazine
Seventh Avenue
Walter Damrosch
Mmé. Rider-Kelsey
Reid Miller
Mme. van der Veer
Holmquest
Emma Eames
Dramatic
Ellen McAlpin Hickman
Bec
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