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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1906

Page

5

Gifted Polish actress masters English after six years

The Russian drama scene focuses on Madame Bertha Kalich, a Polish actress famed in New York's Bowery Yiddish theatres. Once unfamiliar with English, she now commands the language and five others German Polish Russian French and Yiddish. She appeared in Fedora and later impressed audiences in English speaking roles.

Russia Jonna Vanna Madame Bertha Kalich Bowery New York City Madame Kalich Monna Vanna Bertha Kalich Rachel Bernhardt Dawison Edwin Booth David Garrick Siddons Chiicago W. H. Hubbard The Chicago Tribune Lst

Trappers Prosperous Times Amid High Fur Prices

In the northern country trappers expect a rich winter harvest as mink, marten, and otter pelts command top prices, boosting settler incomes. Prices for foxes remain weak, while beaver and fisher show variation. Indians trap for profit yet often undervalue their catches. Grizzly and black bear pelts are rare or limited to rough conditions, with dealers and agents buying furs for resale.

Great Lakes Minnesota

Uncle Sam's Second Navy Cadets at Arundel Cove School

The Revenue Cutter cadet program at Arundel Cove near Baltimore trains future officers with strict exams and a three year schedule. Cadets endure early drills, extensive study in mathematics, English, history, and seamanship, with strict finances and a path from third lieutenant to captain.

Uncle Sam West Point Annapolis Arundel Cove Chesapeake Bay Baltimore United States Revenue Cutter Service Cadet Corps Revenue Cutter Service Revenue Cutter

Baldwins New Airship Showcases Enhanced dirigible design

Captain Thomas Baldwin presents a newer airship with a 16000 cubic foot gas bag, Japan silk envelope, a spruce keel, and a 75 pound 71 hp gasoline engine. The propeller at the bow pulls rather than pushes, with a side rudder and a two gallon gasoline tank. Cost exceeded 1800 dollars. each ascent runs about 250 dollars.

Thomas Baldwin Captain Baldwin America The Republic Los Angeles California Japan Oregon Baldwin

Forests in danger as Wilson urges large scale reforestation

Secretary Wilson warns that U S timber reserves face wholesale destruction unless millions of acres are planted. He notes federal forestr y expansion has boosted management and funding, and urges arbors day annually with a goal of one million acres planted. Edward Everett Hale also calls for prompt action to protect forests and manage them as a business asset.

Wilson Everett Hale American Forestry Association Wen United States Congress McKinley Congress For Forestry Forestry Division Department of Agriculture Bureau of Forestry For Management Bureau of Forestry For Administration Washington Edward Everett Hale United States Senate Hale Ohio Valley Michigan Minnesota Northwest Oregon Dr. Hale Europe

The International Sunshine Society And Its Charitable Gift

The International Sunshine Society, founded in 1900, operates as a broad network of volunteers offering daily acts of kindness without salaries. Originating from Cynthia Westover Alden’s idea to pass on greeting cards, it emphasizes personal sympathy, free service, and wide charitable reach with 400,000 members today.

International Sunshine Society Sunshine Society New York Cynthia Westover Alden The New York Recorder

Woman's Sweet Will Pillar Motto in Canterbury

A pillar in Canterbury bears a quotation about a woman's will and power. The inscription proclaims that if she wills, she will, and if she won't, that ends it. The phrase reflects a witty, weathered view on female resolve and autonomy.

Canterbury

Evolution of Woman in a Humorous Verse

A whimsical verse traces attitudes about women from biblical Eve through Adam to modern times. It jokes that Eve was called wo-man, then woo-man, and ends noting how wives’ whims impact husbands’ pockets, calling them whim-men.

Adam

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