Passion Play in Selzach Aids European Stage Tastes
In Selzach Switzerland a new Passion Play version is planned this summer. European reception varies from opposition in places to broad public demand as faith and theatrical spectacle merge. staging details include a grand wooden theater and tableau presentations with a focus on biblical scenes and dramatic contrasts between triumph and suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selzach
Switzerland
Christ
Europe
Oberamsmergau
Tassiou Diay
Selauchad
Attea Rubinstofiu
Bremen
Kid Kubinstela
Lus
Earth
Solarech
Dore
Abia Beurs
Selaneh
Marepe
Bebe
Pier Tesco
Old Ara
Pliveiay
Germa Coar
Ho Myeller
Paris
Poe
Ndea
Arden
Orth
Mary
Joeaeph
Portrait of Senator Pettler as Populist Icon and Toiler for Ownership
A critical portrait portrays Senator William A Pettler of Kansas as the most abused figure in U S politics noting caricatures of western populists. The piece describes his long advocacy for government ownership and his rise from printer’s devil to U S Senate, with emphasis on his devout Christian faith and controversial political stance.
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United States
Willam A. Pettler
Kansas
East
West
Blaine
Sherman
Cleveland
Senator Pefler
Peller
Seli
United Clales Senate
Hiss
Seimifor Peter
Adntor Petter
Iuehes
Epirui
Archbishop and orator of St Paul era details
Born in Kilkenny Ireland in 1838 he moved to the United States as a youth and settled in St Paul Minnesota. He studied in France and Italy, was ordained in 1861, served as chaplain in the Civil War, led the cathedral, organized the free total abstinence society, and helped colonize the Northwest by buying land for Roman Catholic settlers.
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Burnchurch County
Kilkenny
Ireland
United States
St. Paul
Ming
Paris
Petit Seminaire of
Meximeux
Grand Seminaire
Hyeres
Fifth
Minnesota
Rome
Grace
Vatican
Northwest
Minnegota
Razor and lightning strike injure barber in New London
A commercial representative entered the barber shop at 14 Leek street yesterday evening. Mr. Marshall was about to begin shaving when a live wire from a lightning strike shot into the partition, burying the razor three quarters of an inch into the partition with a label describing the incident. Passers by could see the embedded weapon and read the note tied to it.
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Pee &R
BR. H. Marshall
Mershall
Riding Fashion Changes Through European History
The article notes that one side riding became common for royal princesses and nobles in medieval England and France, with Queen Elizabeth reportedly riding astride in earlier times. It traces the adoption of the saddle and side-saddle use, noting Germany late in the eighteenth century and broader European practice, while most foreign communities never adopted the one-sided style for women.
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England
Fitzsbeth
Ty Falomn Boete
Leicester
Germany
Well nourished baby for adoption advertised
Ad states a well nurtured infant available for adoption. Mother asserts prior knowledge and indicates the baby is from Boston, with unclear further details.
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Perkers
Boston
Temperance Society Planned by Alma Priest and McKeever
A temperance group led by Father McKeever of St. Jelo the Tepitet aims to reform drinkers by educating members on health, living, and moderation. The movement expects to influence alcohol use and public perceptions, with policies on beer and light wine for some.
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Vather McKeever
Church of St. Jelo the Tepitet
Becaue Popular
Hermes
Geiense
Iiving
Mather
Atau
Hag gard and Staterms Chosen for English House of Commons
The article notes Hag gard, known to Americans as a writer of stories, was formation selected to the English House of Commons. It suggests he may set an early date to face the Sansbery cabinet amid cabinet expectations.
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House of Commons
Haggard
Anid
Sansbery
Fragmentary OCR prompts unclear content
The readable text is incomplete and does not reveal a clear event or subjects. No identifiable persons or organizations can be confirmed from the fragment.
Marvelous Atrides Reveals Pneumatic Tire Inflator Device
The description portrays a mechanical device for maintaining tire inflation by a hollow piston pump integrated into a wheel. It shows a cutaway tire section with a piston rod, spring valves, and a sleeve connection to the wheel rim. The device aims to keep the tire at a set pressure while allowing adjustable depth of the piston.
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Ated Ag
Hadied Gia
Paris
Tle
Diawa
Croup Diagnosis and Treatments Found In Early Reports
A historical note describes misdiagnosing croup as laryngitis in infants and children. It mentions a prevalent cough as a diagnostic trap, lists experimental remedies such as throat bellows and back tongue sprinkling, and discusses varied, often ineffective, early treatment attempts.
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Emale
Evipker
Seton
Pula and
Aegarding
New Photographic Invention Lets Develop Ferrotypes Cold
A European patent note describes a photography device where operators can drop ferrotypes into a receptacle and use springs to apply developing liquid inside a sealed dark chamber. Plates move through processes until ready for light. The system promises rapid, on site picture finishing and delivery.
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Europe
Tell
Moay
Nce
Abe Tias
Water tight compartments and safety in ships debated
The text discusses experiments and ideas on water tight compartments to improve ship safety. It mentions emergency readiness, editorial notes on pedestrian and sea traffic, and the continuous push for reliable life saving devices and safer freight handling at sea.
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D.ig
Walere
Unclear OCR Fragment Hints at Local Event and Names
Fragmentary text from a historical page mentions various names, places, and likely events. It contains disjointed phrases about people, dates, and activities, but no coherent narrative or verifiable facts. The readable content does not establish a clear event, location, or outcome.
New Filter for Ships Purifies Sea Water by Tree-Trunk Device
A simple three trunk filter uses water pressure from a reservoir to create an EMEr formed by tree trunks. Water seeps through and emerges drinkable after minutes, offering a potential sea water purification method without chemicals.
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H. Rider Haggard
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