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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1906

Page

5

Polish Actress Bertha Kalich Delivers Russian Drama in New York

The Polish star Bertha Kalich, famed for Yiddish theater in New York, now headlines the Russian play Nonna Vanna in major cities. Once unfamiliar with English, she has mastered the language and speaks five other tongues, delivering a human and natural performance in Fedora and other works.

Russia Nonna Vanna Madame Bertha Kalich Bowery New York City Madame Kalich Monna Vanna Bertha Kalich Thorugh Rachel Bernhardt Dawison Edwin Booth David Garrick

Trappers Prosper on Rich Winter Fur Market

Northern border trappers expect a lucrative season as mink, marten, and otter pelts fetch their highest prices in decades. Prices for fox and other furs slump while otter skins reach 22 dollars and mink 11 dollars per pelt, with martens at 18 to 20 dollars and fisher at 8 to 10. Affected tribes and traders navigate price disparities, and nonnative agents exploit markets by buying low from Indians.

Great Lakes Minnesota

Uncle Sam's Second Navy Cadets at Arundel Cove Training

A feature on the Revenue Cutter Service cadet school at Arundel Cove Maryland. It outlines eligibility age height and the competitive examinations, three year program with summer cruises, pay and deductions, progression to lieutenant and captain ranks, and the strict daily schedule balancing academics and drill. The article highlights the democratic, influence free admission and rigorous training comparable to West Point and Annapolis.

Uncle Sam West Point Annapolis Arundel Cove Chesapeake Bay Baltimore United States Revenue Cutter Service Revenue Cutter Service Revenue Cutter

Baldwin's New Airship Sets Record In Flight Design

Captain Thomas Baldwin showcases a new dirigible with a 16000 cubic foot gas bag, a spruce keel, and a forward mounted 11 foot propeller driven by a motorcycle like engine. The craft costs over 1800 dollars with ascents costing around 250, reflecting Baldwin as America's leading aeronaut and inventor.

Thomas Baldwin Captain Baldwin America The Republic Los Angeles California Japan Oregon Baldwin

Secretary Wilson Warns on Forest Destruction and Reforestation

Secretary Wilson urges a national forestry policy to halt wholesale forest destruction. He notes the shift of the forestry division to a Bureau of Forestry and calls for planting 1,000,000 acres annually to secure timber futures and aid agriculture. Edward Everett Hale also underscores urgent action and businesslike management for sustained forest resources.

Wilson Everett Hale American Forestry Association United States Congress McKinley Congress For Forestry Forestry Division Department of Agriculture Bureau of Forestry For Management Bureau of Forestry For Administration Washington Prairie States Edward Everett Hale United States Senate Hale Ohio Valley Michigan Minnesota Northwest Oregon

Sunshine Society pioneers cheerful deeds across 1900s New York

The International Sunshine Society promotes daily acts of kindness without salaries, relying on personal sympathy to ease others' burdens. Founded in 1900 with 400000 members, it grew from Cynthia Westover Alden's holiday card idea, encouraging gifts of cheer to be passed along.

International Sunshine Society Sunshine Society New York Cynthia Westover Alden The New York Recorder

Woman's Sweet Will on Canterbury Pillar Quip

An inscription on a Canterbury pillar proclaims a sharp quip about a woman's will. It reads that if she will, she will, and if she won't, that ends the matter. The witty line captures a moment of local humor and social commentary.

Canterbury

Evolution of Woman and the first woman

A compact verse traces the creation of Eve from Adam and the induction of woman in human history with a playful yet ironic tone. It frames Eve as origin and woman as central to mankind’s story through implied relations and affection.

Theo Eve Adam

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