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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1906

Page

4

Madame Eames Sings, Then Becomes Mrs Julian Story Abroad

Madame Emma Eames flies to Vallombrosa Italy after a season closed at the big theater. She will be Mrs Julian Story living the simple life on the Italian mountain estate with husband W. W. Story and a Paris home. At a villa gathering, the singer shares humor and warmth, entertaining friends with Wagner and songs as Mrs Julian Story voices a quiet, intimate performance.

Nusband Seenay Madame Emma Eames Juliet Marguerite Alda Elsa Emma Eames Vallombrosa JuHan Story Paris Italy Vallomernosa W. W. Story Joe Weber Lew Fields Sam Bernard Madame Eames Grand Opera Julian Story

Above the Clouds View of Storm Clouds and Artful Retreats

Aerial views of storm clouds resemble a boiling sea of snow with distant thunder and rain sounds. The piece traces healthful locales near Florence with Montefalco like villas, Medici hunting lodges, and Julian Story's artistic retreat at Campiglioni. Mrs Story sings while Story paints, as they welcome visitors to Il Torre and Joggia on a sunlit terrace.

Clarence Medici Lved Julian Story Campilglion Torre di Campiglioni Story Florence Il Torre

Poem Recited in Congress Predicts Democratic Decline

Representative J. W. Gaines of Tennessee stirred the House near session end by reciting a satirical piece titled When Democracy Will Die. He mocked both parties with absurd lines about beasts, plants, and impossible feats to argue the Democrats would perish and the country lose its worth.

J. W. Gaines Tennessee House Thomas

Largest oak tree marks New Jersey Forestry trade mark

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

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

Children’s gardens and landscape wonders at Jamestown Exposition

At the Jamestown Exposition a hundred public school boys from Norfolk Newport News and Hampton tended plots under Warren N Manning guidance. They grew beans peas parsnips carrots marshmallow and parsley. The exhibit aims to teach soil care plant timing and methods with prize gardens and lessons from U S Department of Agriculture and state stations. A remarkable wire fence draped with honeysuckle crimson rambler rose and trumpet creeper showcases flowering vines.

Norfolk Newport News Hampton Warren N. Manning Exposition Company U. S. Department of Agriculture Uncle Sam Agricultural Department St. Louis Exposition Grounds

Relics of Jamestown Exposition Revive Pocahontas Lore

Amid preparations for the Jamestown Exposition in Norfolk Virginia relics of John Smith and Pocahontas surface. An ancient Powhatan village site near the State Exhibits Building hosts the 1000 year old Powhatan Oak. Flint arrowheads and stone weapons reveal ancient battles at Sewell's Point as English settlers and Indians contested land now part of Hampton Roads and Chesapeake Bay. The exposition grounds transform old Indian battlefields into a major international venue outside Norfolk.

Smiths Captain John Pocahontas Captain John Smith America Ohio River Exposition Ground Hampton Roads Sewell’s Chesapeake Bay Norfolk Virginia

Want Industrial Training

Resolutions adopted at the closing sessions of the American Institute of Instruction in New Haven urge installing industrial departments in every efficient school system. The institute also states it is the duty of teachers to persistently train American youth in honesty integrity and uprightness amid concerns over dishonesty in high places and rising crime.

American Institute of Instruction At New Haven

Farm High School Consolidates to a Modern County High

Norton CountyKansas builds a brick two story high school with science and business rooms and a strong agriculture program to serve a farming county. An agricultural course replaces general science, aided by Kansas State College and Secretary Wilson, aiming to boost local farming through grain judging, crop science, farm management, and machinery training.

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

The Homer Pigeon Behavior During Travel

The homer pigeon travels far and returns thin and exhausted. It refuses corn but drinks water and sleeps, then eats modestly and sleeps again. After a very long flight it may continue this cycle for about twenty hours before resuming normal feeding.

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