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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1906

Page

9

Madame Emma Eames Becomes Mrs. Julian Story in Italy

The famed opera star flies to Vallombrosa after season closes to join husband Julian Story. A neighbor in New England and Paris society, she adapts to simple rural life while preserving her generous spirit and humor among friends and guests.

Mrs. Julian Emma Eames Madame Emma Eames Juliet Marguerite Aida Elsa Vallombrosa Julian Story Paris Italy Joe Weber Lew Fields Sam Bernard Madame Eames Grand Opera Mrs. Julian Story

Above the Clouds View Of Storm From Airplane

An experienced aviator describes viewing a storm from above as a vast sea of boiling snow with audible rain and faint thunder. The narrative evokes the ambience of Florence summers, Monastic history, Medici associations, and artistic figures visiting the countryside near Campiglioni and Torre Di Campiglioni.

Poem by J W Gaines mocks democracy during session

Representative J W Gaines of Tennessee recited a satirical verse in the House suggesting democratic demise. The piece imagines absurd scenes and political reversal to claim the Democratic party would die, in the closing days of the session.

J. W. Gaines Tennessee House Limburger

Largest oak tree in New Jersey used as state trade mark

In Salem New Jersey Friends burial grounds the state’s largest oak stands and is possibly the largest in the United States. The tree now serves as the trade mark of the New Jersey Forestry Association.

Friends’ Burial Grounds Salem N. J United States The New Jersey Forestry Association

Juvenile gardening at Jamestown Exposition showcased

The Jamestown Exposition features a school garden project with about 100 boys from Norfolk Newport News and Hampton planting beans peas carrots and more under Warren H Manning. The gardens serve as a model for home improvements and agricultural education with prizes and future expansion planned by the Exposition Company and government stations.

Jamestown Exposition Norfolk Newport News Iumpton Warren H. Manning Exposition Company U. S. Department of Agriculture Uncle Sam Exposition Grounds

Relics of Jamestown Exposition Unearth Indian Past

Archaeologists for the Jamestown Exposition uncover Powhatan relics along the Hampton Roads site. Flint arrowheads and ancient stone tools emerge while the Powhatan Oaks near the State Exhibits Building symbolize 1000 years of native history. The ground, once Indian village and battle ground at Sewells Point, becomes part of a grand international exposition near Norfolk Virginia.

Smiths John Captain John Smith Almerick Ohio River America Exposition Ground Stampton Roads Sewell Hampton Roads Chesapeake Bay Norfolk Virginia

Resolutions Back Industrial Training at New Haven Institute

Closing sessions of the American Institute of Instruction at New Haven adopt resolutions favoring installing industrial departments in all efficient school systems. The institute also asserts teachers must persistently train American youth in honesty integrity and uprightness amid recent dis honesty and rising crime.

American Institute of Instruction At New Haven

Norton County High School Pioneers Agricultural Education

The Norton County high school in Norton Kansas expands from general science to an agricultural program tailored to semiarid farming. It uses local farm dealers as instructors and promises practical crops, grain judging prizes, and seed testing to boost regional farming and student preparation for farm life.

Department of Agriculture Kansas Norton County Norton Norton County High School County Superintendent of Schools Teacher of Middle West Kansas State Agricultural College Wilson Agriculture Office of Experiment Stations

The Homer Pigeon Travel Behavior

The homer pigeon travels home rarely feeds en route, arriving exhausted and near death. It drinks water, sleeps, and refuses corn, then gradually eats and sleeps. After very long flights it continues this cycle for up to forty eight hours before resuming normal feeding.

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W. W. Story Florence Medici Campiglioni Torre di Campiglioni Story Il Torre John Wesley Jamestown Towax
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