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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1906
Page
9
A man meets a striking woman at the theatre after her father delays him, is drugged during a late night encounter, and wakes at his home with clues of a second personality. He follows his wife to a mansion where a clairvoyant duo reveal a staged apparition of his face. The pair are arrested.
In Bird Lore notes on winter bird feeding several methods help households aid wild birds. A Jacksonville Florida correspondent shares a winter bird table method, suet plans, and a window sill feeder that bring chickadees, downy woodpeckers, bluejays, titmice, nuthatches, showbirds, cardinals, and other visitors to the yard through cold weather.
Mrs. Violet Clay is awarded the Royal Red Cross for her services during and after the Dharmsala earthquake. She is the youngest daughter of Sir Henry Nightingale and wife of Major C. J. Clay of the 1st Gurkha Rifles, who was injured saving his son.
Adelina Patti, a 16 year old debuting under Maurice Strakosch in Lucidi Lammermoor, quickly wins praise for a rare soprano talent. Her early career spans Philadelphia to New Orleans and London, establishing a lasting lyric legacy and shaping early American opera history.
Illustrated monthly publication promotes progress in social, industrial, commercial and agricultural sectors nationwide. Describes opportunities in undeveloped Western agrarian areas, Eastern industries, and regional markets while condemning fraud and encouraging honest effort. Priced at 60 cents yearly.
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Public concern mounts over widespread adulteration of textiles and garments. The piece alleges silk, Epsom salts in wool, table linen, and collars are mixed with salts, cotton, and clay, harming wearers and blamed on manufacturers rather than laundries or dyers. It warns of skin disease risks from metallic compounds in clothing.
George Adams of the Crystal Theatre in Denver operates a playhouse that offers patrons souvenirs and a large in house store. Each ticket includes a ten cent trading coupon redeemable for items from ten cents to twenty five dollars. Adams reports importing a carload of German dishes and claims to have given away over three carloads to theatergoers this winter.
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