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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1908

Page

3

Life Mask of Lincoln Inspires Paris Bronze Makers

In 1877 a plaster life mask of Lincoln was sent to a Paris bronze founder. They praised its extraordinary construction and character, predicting it would astonish with its beauty. Freemier advised using a tall compact model, Lincoln’s details later shaping the sculpture. Bartlett notes Paris critics hailed its unusual planes and new type of likeness.

France Paris Kemier Jon Linp Free Lincoln Fremier Truman H. Bartlett McCture’s

Dewey Dodges a Shot in Civil War Naval Anecdote

In a dispatch boat episode under Farragut, First Lieutenant Dewey dodged a direct shot as gunboats climbed the bank. Farragut teased him then conceded a hunter instinct is human nature, and the moment passed with humor amid Civil War action.

Dewey Parragut Admira Farragut Fim

Playing Gooseberry in London Notes and Quenes

The term play gooseberry describes a girl joining a couple on a walk to prevent stealing the focus from the couple. A friend often accompanies the pair, with the invited girl sometimes declining. The lad may be called the gooseberry fool. Gooseberries prepared as a dessert are noted as gooseberry fool.

London Notes

Wrong Way. Bret Harte and the Little Breeches Quip

A Humorous remark shows Bret Harte and Secretary John Hay famed for the dialect verse Little Breeches. A gushing reader claimed to have read all Harte works and praised Little Breeches, prompting Harte to note the misattribution with a playful correction about putting the breeches on the wrong man.

Bret Harte John Hay Mr. Harte Mr. Sarte Telegraph

Curious Mouth-Brooding Fish From Sea of Galilee

An aquarium keeper explains a large fish that lays eggs in its mouth and hatches them in a spacious pharyngeal nest. The species, from the Sea of Galilee, resembles a large catfish and is a chromis family cousin of the arius tribe.

Aquarium Sea of Galilee

Two Points of View in a Sabbath Ride

An old Scotchwoman walking to church comments on the minister riding fast to Saw Bath day. Moments later her own minister rides by in a flurry and she blesses him for his zeal, noting his work and eagerness.

Aweel

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