The Stage and Theatrical Gossip From The Era
A collage of stage notes and anecdotes recounts actors and makeup tricks, from the Jersey Lily interview to methods of aging disguises and a focus on stage fright. Mentions Tony Hart John T. Raymond and the Brooklyn Union summary notes.
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Tony Hart
Hart
John T. Raymond
Col. Sellers
Raymond
Brooklyn Union
Making Up For The Stage By Paints And Powder
The piece notes makeup as an art to alter appearance from old to young and vice versa. It contrasts old time burned cork and rouge with modern makeup kits, listing powders, colors, and tools and describing how actors create ages and disguises. It mentions Dejazet aging to play a young page and cites methods to portray villains and crones.
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Wallack’s
Mrs. Labouchere
Washington Post
Bardolph
Cornhill Magazine
Dejazet
Villian
Justice
Fashionable Fiction: French and American Schools Compared
A skilled literarian contrasts French and American fiction noting a French masterwork extract with a dungeon escape scene and an American realism excerpt. It highlights stylistic differences, urban mood, and social observation through named characters and dialogue.
In Love and Napoleon The Grave and the Great War Leader
A romantic interlude shows a man torn by love and hesitation after speaking to a girl. The second passage reflects a speaker's meditation on Napoleon the Great, recalling wars, victories, and the toll of empire, ending with a preference for humble peasant life over imperial might.
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Italy
Lodi
Egypt
Alps
France
Marengo
Ulm
Austerlitz
Russia
Leipsic
Paris
Elba
Waterloo
St. Helena
Napoleon the Great
Cigarette Myths Debunked by Eastern Professor
A prominent Eastern medical college professor argues cigarettes are not worse than other smoking forms. He says cigarettes use milder tobacco, lack arsenic in paper, and stubs are not from street butts. Harm comes from high daily use and inhaling, with minor opium rumor deemed unlikely. Pittsburgh Dispatch. Chicago Ledger.
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Pittsburgh Dispatch
Industrial progress and innovations from early technology reports
An eclectic summary covers Swiss and American mechanics earnings, an inexpensive method for pipe insulation using asbestos paper and wood strips, Germany’s lead in technical training for artisans, a new metal forging method with shaped grooves, water wheel efficiency depending on flow, and a comparison of illumination options noting costs, dangers, and capital costs in electric lighting.
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United States
Germany
W. F. Barratt
Royal College of Science
Dublin
The Grocery of the Future Vision Urges Ladies Comfort
A piece argues for a model grocery with a long central counter, carpeted room, and seating for ladies. It envisions a store where items are displayed on the counter for inspection, eliminating clutter, dirt, and sidewalk boxes to create a pleasant shopping environment.
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America
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Tam
Scoup
Samuel
Gerovara
Kentucky
Chicago
Ledgar