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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1899
Page
6
The Paris premiere on December 25 at Theatre de la Porte St Martin sparked instant fame for Rostand’s Cyrano de Bergerac. Its London transfer replicated Paris success, aided by Coquelin, elevating Edmond Rostand to global literary and dramatic prominence.
Augustin Daly and Mansfield race to stage Rostand's Cyrano on Oct 3 in New York and Philadelphia. Maude Adams stars in a bold, rapidly mounted production famed for its scenery, costumes, and shifting stage groups. The show opens October 2 and fills the house, signaling a high point in Mansfield's American stage career.
The article surveys compressed air applications in mining, noting long history and current expansion to over 300 uses. It highlights air-powered machinery in hoisting systems, pumps, and drills, advantages of reheated air, energy efficiency, and design tips for cost reduction and reliable operation.
From the Klondyke narrative recounts harsh ascent on Chilkoot and a later encounter with an undertaker offering embalming service for cash. The piece mentions perilous rapids, a drifting donkey, and a distant reference to a trial of four Indian boys for shooting two men on McClintock River near Lake Marsh.
In Sitka Alaska rigid social rules prevail for balls teas and dinners. Hostesses borrow from neighbors to stage ten or twelve course dinners and guests arrive with lamps furniture and silverware through the day. Empty stores or even courtrooms become venues as residents improvise festive spaces amid crowded quarters.
A lively depiction on Main Street STKA shows a spruce and cedar motif with moss and ferns surrounding a ballroom. A guitar, concertina, and likely banjos accompany a tuneful orchestra while a refreshment table offers cucumber or nasturtium leaves and blossoms.
The article recalls the legend of King Arthur and notable figures associated with Winchester. It describes monumental effigies and carvings that honor rulers and poets, noting how these monuments illustrate power and lineage within the church’s setting.
The passage presents garbled dialogue about miscommunications at a ball and a Christmas gathering. It suggests social pressures and a hidden romance, but the text is largely incomprehensible and unclear.
Garibales was said to receive a medal made from his own blood. Dr Marist of Naples reportedly presented it, famed as a petrifier and preserver of the human body. The inscription allegedly reads The Mood of Garthelas t forever rel and the metal is kept in the cenersTs years.
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