Grecian Art by Leslie’s Weekly on Anglin’s Greek Tragedy
Leslie’s Weekly describes Margaret Anglin’s Carnegie Hall run presenting Euripides and Sophocles to modern women, exploring ancient Greek matriarchs. It praises Anglin’s staging, study of Greek drama, and emotional depth in Medea and Electra, noting her blend of scholarship and performance and the production’s impact on American theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euripidon
Electra
Tere
Hloctra
Ser Mupfather
Agemémnon
Baro
Monton
Jin
Kentucky
lHegal
Leo
Medea
Anidin
James O'Mil
Sothern
Richard Mansfield
Baedou
Oscar Wille
Henry Tonen
Empire Bock
Henry Miller
William Vaughan Moody
Abo
Tostred
Auatralia
Beverly
Kawef Thean
Aave
Europe
Actromey
America
Soghocls
EU Pidee
Cura
Mian Anglin
Theharuetorn
Kleeten
Bophodor
Euriplres
Cidental Monus
Livingston Plath Imbo
Bie
Augie
Grésk
Sourie
Ighis
Gregory
Gorod
Aramada
Mpdea
Tony
TURN ABOUT IN FAIR PLAY
An argument defends clergy from sole responsibility for marriage outcomes noting marriage is a public contract and clergy regulate the union only to limited extent. It questions if clergy should bear blame when marriages fail and suggests doctors and courts could better assign accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itv
Jon
House of Bishops
Vonsmiieh
Ghureh
Sam
Dominic
Mintaker
Flight Lofty Dreams of Flying Machines and Bell’s Vision
An early aviation feature discusses Charles W. Bell and the future of powered flight, outlining theories of wing efficiency, atmospheric height, and propeller thrust. It notes experiments and predictions about machines flying without wings and questions how nature’s birds solve lift and motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleakoilor
Graham Bell
Canada
British Empire
Empire
London
Anid
Bell
Dr. Bell
Keep Smiling During Wartime Rant About Taxes And Duty
A fragmented first person monologue urges citizens to stay cheerful and pay tax amid wartime strain. It rails at tax burden, extols resilience, mocks cheap critics, and calls for duty while promising victory through collective effort and perseverance despite hardship.
Fragmented Camp Romance Reveals Quiet Yearning
A displaced camp tale depicts a young woman whipped by social constraints as she recalls a shy young man, his longing for home, and a sudden embrace outside a tent. The memory hints at shared humanity and restrained emotion under a tense, provisional camp setting.
Detroit inventor offers barbed wire projectile
An inventor in Detroit introduces a device that fires barbed wire instead of bullets to cover a broad front. The shell disperses wire fragments as it exits, forming tangled barriers to hinder troops, with a design including a central explosive chamber and hollow caps that eject the wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
U.S.A
Turhad
Projectite Explorer
Museu
The Moonlight Scrusb ers in Wartime Verse Here
A fragment from Gas Attack magazine prints poems by Cuamuse Devien and Omnis Dive about soldiers’ longing, beauty, and danger. It mixes grim war reality with lyrical fantasy, imagining a wanderlust that pulls troops beyond trenches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egren
Marthenne
Couillet
Charis Divine
A7th
U.B.A
New York
Wadaworth
The Road to Town Song of Spring and Youth
A fragmentary verse narrates a journey toward town in spring. It evokes a young heart, laughter, and old memories, contrasting hopeful green with distant guns. The looping lines blur into a diary flavored scene of love, change, and bleak echoes of conflict.
The Letter That Inspired a Public Rally
A garbled text hints at a handwritten letter used to galvanize supporters for a friendly rally. It references a community plan, resolve to finish a task, and overcoming doubt and fear in the process. Names, dates, and places are unclear in the fragment.
Fragmented historical verse fragment recited in garbled prose
A distorted block of text appears to reflect a narrative poem or private reflection with broken phrases. The speaker mentions a golden span of Vine and a ring, but the overall meaning is obscured by misspellings and scrambled wording. The fragment preserves hints of personal memory and sentiment without clear events or dates.
To Violinist by Beoesvr Joms Prax Boome
An odd fragment centers on a violin performance described with vivid stage imagery. The text evokes a concert hall thrill, string tension, and the musician's craft, hinting at costs and risks of artistic pursuit within a chaotic, dreamlike scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beoesvr Joms Prax Boome
Kreider Coyrica
Night Watchers On The Edge Of A War Weary Camp
A fragmentary scene shifts between guard duty and speculation about future war. Wind through pines, a white road stretching outward, and distant brush sounds evoke tension as an unseen threat looms over the camp. The speaker urges friends to reveal fate and face what lies ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dineknees
Joneliness
Londteas
Flower and Flower in antique verse on beauty
Fragmentary and poetic, the text speaks of flowers as symbols of beauty. It praises bloom, dew, perfume, jewels, and the loveliness of a beloved cheek, with archaic phrasing and garbled lines. The passage reads like a decorative excerpt from a verse about feminine beauty and adornment.
Still Bigger Candles Seen in Ottoman Mosque Display
A first person account from Alex J. Hand of Hopeville describes a marvel of candles at the Saint Louis Mosque in Constantinople. He notes candles tall as 14 feet with 9 inch diameters, mounted in brass niches beside the shrine. The author recalls lighting and testing a wax-like impression and mentions candles burning for about five years during the Mamjo festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex J. Hand
Hopeville
Saint Lou
A TOUGH CUSTOMER Mike the ringtail monkey fixes health menace
A bizarre report details Mike the ringtail monkey regarded as New York health department’s toughest case. The animal allegedly carried potent agents causing violent reactions to inoculations, drew crowds, and spurred drastic actions by doctors. The piece weaves in odd medical and political asides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Department of Health
Mike
Ropassen
Anthax
Whiakura
Ithe
Department of Tealth
Surprised Sideroom Scene and School Incident
Fragmentary OCR recounts a startled intruder entering a room and disturbing a seated person, followed by a school scene involving Johnny Murphy and a teacher questioning pupils about genius. The text mixes dialogue and disjointed actions with unclear chronology and many misspellings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Samou
Walt Mason
Kemp
Karp
Liply
Firat
Mnet
Cuamuse Devien
Aveavuawon Cay
Femoral O'Ryan
Ted
Ahem
Prom
Blue Ridge Mountaina
Alicia Teants
Steetiv
Briaier
Arasner
Lad
Ie Atenik
Samokaet
Nik
Hy Beaman
Lorie
Leke
France
Wang
George
Chile
Fabre
Johany Murphy
Asroguine
Johnny Murphy
Etry
Auewege
Vike Clam
Lanyon
Witnona
Lawyar
Witnesus
Diesel
Fee Waloffic
Econ
Uruther
Dann
Wales
Hud
Brouyne
Sunny Uaugriof
Touking Wall
Abe
Yang
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!