Madame Emma Eames Becomes Mrs Julian Story in Italy
The piece notes Emma Eames sailing to Vallombrosa for a simple life with husband-to-be in Rome. It portrays her as neighborly, humorous, and warm, linking her grand opera fame to a quieter Italian estate where she will oversee a dairy and garden, while a group on the terrace recalls her singing, now as Mrs. Julian Story.
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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 and Artistic Retreats Near Florence
From Above the Clouds describes a storm seen from high vantage, likened to a boiling sea of snow with audible rain and subdued thunder. It then shifts to a Florence area retreat where Monastic scattering, aristocratic summer homes, and Campiglioni farm with Torre Di Campiglioni form a backdrop for Mr. Story and his wife, with a vivid travel ending at the Joggia villa and the sunlit scene of velvet attire.
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Clarence
Medici
Lved
Julian Story
Campilglion
Torre di Campiglioni
Story
Florence
Il Torre
Poem by Gaines in Tennessee House mocks democracy
Representative J. W. Gaines of Tennessee recited John Wesley's poem When Democracy Will Die during closing days of session, imagining absurd contrasts to declare the Democratic party dead. The verse envisions a world of improbable occurrences before the party's demise, reflecting partisan theater in the chamber.
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J. W. Gaines
Tennessee
House
Thomas
Largest Oak Tree Becomes Forest Trade Mark in Salem
In Salem New Jersey Friends burial grounds the state s largest oak tree serves as the New Jersey Forestry Association trade mark. The tree is possibly the largest in the United States and is celebrated as a symbol of conservation and state pride.
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Friends’ Burial Grounds
Salem
N. J
United States
The
New Jersey Forestry Association
Juvenile Gardening At Jamestown Exposition
Article describes schoolchildren gardens at the Jamestown Exposition led by Norfolk Newport News and Hampton pupils. It notes a wire fence with flowering vines, landscape plans under Warren N. Manning, and prizes for best cultivated plots. Also cites U S Department of Agriculture and state stations, and lessons on soils planting and tree transplantation.
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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 Era
The Jamestown Exposition revives memories of Captain John Smith and Pocahontas through Indian relics found on site. A 1,000 year old Powhatan Oak near the State Exhibits Building marks the era, with flint arrowheads, ancient battle grounds at Wells Point, and former fishing and hunting grounds now turned into exhibition grounds near Norfolk Virginia.
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Smiths
Captain John
Pocahontas
Captain John Smith
America
Ohio River
Exposition Ground
Hampton Roads
Sewell’s
Chesapeake Bay
Norfolk
Virginia
Training push from American Institute of Instruction
Resolutions adopted at the closing sessions in New Haven advocate 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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Institute of Instruction At
New Haven
Norton County High School Builds Agriculture Focused Education
The Norton County High School in Norton Kansas expands from general science to an agricultural program with guidance from local implement dealers and Kansas State Agricultural College. The curriculum covers botany, soils, farm machinery, animal production, and grain judging, supported by grants and expert instruction to boost local farming economy.
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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
The homer pigeon travels far from home and returns exhausted and lean. It refuses corn and drinks water before sleeping. After a few hours it eats modestly and sleeps again, recovering its normal feeding after a prolonged flight may take several hours.
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Julian Otory
Emsa Eamls
Nusband
Seenay
Romy E
John Wesley
Jamestown
Taugit
County Woh
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