Remington’s St Lawrence Island Studio Life Reveals A Cowboy Painter
Frederic Remington retreats to Inglenook in Chippewa Bay each year from June to October. He paints the landscape and sunsets, hunts, swims, and paddles, living simply in a pine cabin studio where canvases line the walls. He shuns city life, loves the open air, and creates with the same vigor he brings to the frontier, rarely writing but vivid in reminiscence when prompted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Remiington
St. Lawrence
Broad River
Remington
Plains
Arizona
Colorado
Inglenook
Chippewa Bay
Chippewa
Adirondacks
Saint-Gaudens
Alexandria Bay
Brockville
Commodore Bourne
Roosevelt
Taft
Remington portrait and shore life notes at the resort
The piece paints Remington as natural and sincere, avoiding fame while retreating to New Rochelle. It surveys Ohio visitors and a lively shore scene with beachgoers and families, boardwalk fashion, and ongoing resort life. It also notes licensing talks for auto chairs and local council measures on Sunday leisure.
Ocean Grove Summer Music Fete Sees Revival Series Opens
Ocean Grove New Jersey hosts daily afternoon revival meetings led by Rev. Dr. Joseph H. Smith of Redlands California as camp meeting nears August 28. The Ocean Grove Association seeks 15000 for diapason pipes in the new organ with James A. Bradley of Asbury Park starting the fund. Mme Nordica headlines a grand concert and hundreds of children prep for the upcoming Children's Festival. James Sherman and other notable visitors pause by hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Grove Association
Joseph H. Smith
Redlands
Cal
Temple
Ocean Grove
James A. Bradley
Asbury Park
Mme
Nordica
Deal Lake Carnival Opens In Asbury Park Week Of Festivities
The Deal Lake Carnival launches a week of events in Asbury Park with the baby parade origins noted and a Philadelphia girl named queen and retinue announced. The festivities peak with a masked fete on August 31 and a crowning of Queen Titania in the amphitheater. President Roosevelt reportedly wrote to Publicity Director Harold B. Denegar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Asbury Park
N. J
Deal Lake
Jersey
Philadelphia
Titania
Roosevelt
Harold B. Denegar
Wequetonsing Visitors Staying Through September
Special correspondence from Wequetonsing Michigan notes few departures as hotel guests and cottage visitors plan to stay into September. The hot spell draws crowds to the bay and a golf event plus contests entertain Saturday attendees. A baseball game at Wequetonsing Grounds ends 10 to 0 in favor of Wequetonsing boys. Several Cincinnati visitors and locals arrive for the summer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Wequetonsing
Mich
Wequetonsing Golf Links
West Weque
Oue Morris James Dale
Cincinnati
E. W. Coy
Benjamin B. Dale
B. H. Dale
Bill Bishop
Hammond Chubb
Columbus
Colonel
Mrs. Chubb
Colonial
Mt Clemens Baths Gaining National Health Resort Fame
Mt. Clemens Michigan reports its baths attracting a national clientele, notably from the Middle States, with a reputation for rest and health benefits as a popular watering place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
MT. Clemens
Mich
Middle States
Bathing crowds fill Atlantic City beaches in late summer mood
Atlantic City's summer population migrates from the Boardwalk to the beach as heat and surf lure visitors for a fortnight or longer. Bathing mornings dominate daily life with promenades, concerts, and hotel amusements shaping the season. Parasols in colors signal moods while the shirtwaist girl asserts independence amid fashion shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother
Nurse
Atlantic City
Commercial Tribune
Seashore Society
Milady
Venus
Michigan boys camp on Torch Lake draws Cincinnati guests
Petoskey Michigan reports a popular boys camp Hayamont-Ha on Torch Lake hosts about fifty campers for health instruction and roughing it. Cincinnati visitors include Cushman House guests Sylvan Hirschberg and a list of families and individuals staying at New Arlington and other hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Petoskey
Mich
Little Traverse Bay
Michigan
Hayamont-Ha
Torch Lake
Charlevoix Resorts Draw Midwestern Visitors
Charlevoix Michigan reports rising resort popularity with many Midwestern guests. The season peaks with dances at the Inn and Belvedere, hotels entertaining guests, and a regatta and Venetian night planned to close the season. It notes Miss Nannie Barber's readings and performances by Mrs Cahill and Mr Rockwell S Brank, plus the Indian encampment at Northport and social stays of Mr and Mrs Julius Birge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Riddle
John Dougherty
Cincinnati
Berkshire Inn
John Duttenhofer
Strand
Odere Luth
Rattermann & Luth
Scarborough
Westminster
W. C. Huston
Hamilton
C. Shepherd
Columbus
Shepherd
Raymond
EB. J. O’brien
Louisville
Sothern
Chalfonte
Robert DL. Kruse
C. H. C. Cleaver
Edwin S. Keefer
Daniel Buson
Margaret Buson
Longhead
Wilbur Longehad
Rudolf—J. J. Rothschild
S. Brown
Dennis
W. A. Sayres
Majestic
G. A
Commercial Tribune
Charlevoix
Mich
Middle West
Belvedere
Nannie Barber
Cahill
Rockwell S. Brank
Northport
Julius Birge
Narragansett Pier Seaside Season Hits Peak As Plans Await
Naragansett RI August reports show hotels full and Mathews on the way. The Point Judith Country Club Polo and Sherry Casino draw crowds from coastal resorts. Town Council approves 1500 to build a sea wall north of the Casino to extend protection for the beach and hotels, with summer cottage donations of 2500 to extend the breakwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Narragansett, R.I
Narragansett Pier
Mathewson
Point Judith Country Club
Narragansett
Hopper Opens Ottawa Season With New Opera
DeWolf Hopper will start his season in Ottawa Canada September 14 presenting What Happened Then with Edward Corliss music and Austin Strong libretto. The Central Canada Exhibition Association has contracted to pay 8000 for Hopper and his company during the one week run. Dallas Welfare and Toby Claude appear. Harold Vosburgh to headline Langdon McCormick melodrama Wanted By the Police with the Mittenthal Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWolf Hopper
Ottawa
Canada
Central Canada Exhibition Association
Hopper
Austin Strong
Edward Corliss
Hamlin
Dallas Welfare
Toby Claude
Hooper
Harold Vosburgh
Mittenthal Brothers
Langdon McCormick
Billy West
Fat Folks Buy Relief From Heat
A druggist offers Marmola, Cascara Aromatic, and Syrup Simplex as a heat relief and fat loss remedy. The ad claims quick weight loss of over a pound per day without dieting, no stomach disturbance, and improved appetite and well being.
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Frederick Peningtons
Island
West
Pie Remingson
New Rochelle
Ohio
Buckeye
Springfield
John Singer
August Huebschman
Sidney
F. W
Johnston
Youngstown
Nathan Hirsch
Fremont
J. B. Wrigley
Sherman
H. J. Gorman
E. M. Smith
Fountain
Y. A. Gardner
K. Riley
Frieda Gahagin
Minnie F. Tucker
Eastman
George L. Wolff
J. H. Hunt
Frank J. Kirby
Akrof
B. R. Maxham
F. W. Work
Dayton
W. W. White
F. J.kaiper
T. J. McKelvey
W. Jones
F. K. Denny
C. H. Smith
H. E. Watt
Harry
Toledo
Jesse L. Wyler
C. P. Garvey
Carnival Association
James S. Sherman
Lafayette
J. Gano Wright
Columbua
N. Y. Best
Bristol
Walter B. Beebe
Newark
H. M. Thompson
Greenroom
Tasman
Eas Seway
J. F. Shaper
M.D
Penn Ave
Pittsburg
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