Hiawathas Drama on Lake Huron Stage Inspires Awe
A detailed account describes the Ojibway performance of the Hiawatha legend near Kingston on Lake Huron. Indians enact scenes with pantomime and Ojibway speech, using a river stage and islands as the theater, presenting Hiawatha’s youth, Minnehaha, Nokomis, and the wedding, culminating in Hiawatha’s departure in a canoe. The production blends myth with commerce and draws visitors from the Soo canal area.
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Longfellow
Lake Huron
Kingston
Damon
Pythias
Boston
Kabaosa
Wabonosa
L. O. Armstrong
Canadian Pacific Railway
Hia
Hiawatha
Schoolcraft
Buk-wui-ji-ni-ni
Catlin
Manito
West
Dakota Tepee
Minnehaha
Nokomis
Paw- Puk-Keewis
Just an Immigrant Owns New York's Costliest Home
New York Press notes William A Clark known as Billy Clark and copper king built a mansion on Fifth Avenue costing about 8 million dollars. The house features a copper clad mansard roof marble walls Russian and Turkish baths and an art gallery with world famous paintings and other costly contents. Clark's income is cited at over 1.5 million monthly.
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New York
New Yorker
William A. Clark
Billy” Clark
Copper King
Clark
Nez Perces
Fifth Avenue
New York Press
Introduced speaker Flo from Southern India relief drive
Flo, a native missionary, came to solicit funds for distress relief in Southern India. The chairman, though well meaning, proved pompous and often closed speeches with quotations. He finally announced the introduction of Mr. who hails from the land where “every prospect pleases and only man is vile.”
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Flo
India
Cassell
Saturday Journal
Senator Butler Endorses Peruna for Dyspepsia
In a Washington letter M C Butler former South Carolina senator says Peruna is wonderful and a tonic. The ad claims Peruna treats dyspepsia as a catarrh remedy and invites readers to write Dr Hartman for free medical advice at The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
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U. S
M. C. Butler
South Carolina
Washington, D. C
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Milkman's Stool Always Ready
In a pasture a cow wore a rope ten feet long attached to a cedar block, explained by the owner as the milking stool. He said the stool is always handy when he finds his cow in the field.
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Sagoo
Anna C. Brackett
Harper's Magazine
China
Germany
France
New York Evening Post
Iona
Sault
St. ‘Marie
United States League of Building Associations
Sault Ste. Marie
Ojib
Hiawi
Meanis
LIV Tatas
Bears
Castoria
Weaua Company
New
United States
Ren
WiggleStick Laundry
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