Posters and Bills in Order, Iowa Treasurer Urges Links
Jas F Coffee Bill Poating and bill distributing efforts are linked with posters and a motto stressing a place for every bill and every bill in its place. The note mentions U S and Canada associations and Iowa State bill posters as part of a coordinated effort for orderly fiscal administration.
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U. S
Canada
Iowa
The Stage Rumours and Return of Great Actresses
The piece surveys London and New York theater change as Sant Claus season ends and new plays rise. It notes Mrs Fiske bringing Becky Sharp to Brooklyn and Boston before a western tour, Annie Russell's Miss Hobbs leaving New York, Julia Marlowe and Maude Adams at the Criterion, and Kendal departing Knickerbocker for Goodwin and Elliott. It also praises Bernhardt and Irving, tracing Bernhardt’s longevity and genius from her birth in Paris on October 22, 1844 through her rise to the world’s Queen of Tragedy.
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Christman -Tree
Sant Claus
New York
Annie Russell
Miss Hobbs
Metropolis
Aliss Thebbs
Julia Marlowe
Barbara Fridehie
Criterion
Maude Adams
Kendal
Knickerbocker
Peru
Castle Sombras
Vielin
Cymme de Sergerac
Princes Mansfield
Irving
Bershardt
Bernhardt
Mansfield
Sara
Indy
Paris
Fedora
Froufrou
Heodora
Ta Tosen
Sara Bernhardt
Richard Mansfelds Stage Range Highlighted in 19th Century Theatre
Richard Mansfeld shows versatile talent in four plays The Devil's Disciple Prince Karl A Parisian Romance Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. Henry Irving, celebrated English actor, is lauded for elevating stage art and reviving Shakespeare with landmark productions.
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Richard Mansfeld
Frince Earl
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Ulyde
Shey
Mansfield
Maysfield
America
Baron Chevriot
Prince Karl
Baron Chevrial
Monsieur
Robert Louis Stevenson
Dr. Joky
Napoleon Bonaparte
Arms and
Rodion
A Barber or a Scholar Shaves a Scholar's Pride
A famous archaeologist returns to his club with plastered face after a mistaken shave by a map gifted with high education. The tale critiques fitting a man to a trade and urges study of individuality in choosing a profession.
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Saga
Thera
Oxford
Heidelberg
Notable racehorse tale from a New Orleans event
A track follower recalls a famed New Orleans race where Duke of Milpitas, owned by Chicago’s Alderman Casey, stormed to victory despite being afflicted by a twitch on his nose. The heavy going suited him, he led from the start, and Casey reportedly won a small fortune as the twitch remained attached in his private office.
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New Orleans
Duke of Milpitas
Alderman Casey
Chicago
Casey
Work of a jealous doctor cripples Philadelphian in blind tragedy
Henry Askin once a wealthy Philadelphian now blind and confined to the Masonie home recounts a grim tale. A physician friend failed to cure him, another doctor treated him successfully until jealousy drove the first to drug his medicine and cause incurable blindness. The first doctor later died confessing his motive.
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Henry Askin
Philadelphia
Masonie
News York Mail and Express
Askin
Stamps fund Swiss orphanage through charity sales
An European based orphan home at Le Loele, Switzerland uses discarded postage stamps gathered from Europe and beyond. Orphan girls sort and parcel stamps to sell to collectors, producing about £120 yearly for child support. Three London publications run stamp collections offering prizes over $1 500 for largest old stamp collections.
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Mlost
le Loele
Switzerland
Europe
London
Seven Years in Dubuque Dr F A Seemann
Dr F A Seemann touts dual medical degrees and pharmacy training. He claims to operate the only Roentgen X ray machine west of Chicago and offers quick internal examinations revealing hidden diseases, citing a bladder stone case diagnosed in five minutes. People from across the country visit for X ray exams via this device.
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Seemann
Chicago
Cured Patients Testify to Dr Seemann in Dubuque Iowa
A group of testimonials praise Dr F A Seemann the German specialist for curing chronic ailments in Dubuque and vicinity over seven years. Patients describe relief from catarrh deafness rheumatism piles and nervous disorders after treatment at Carr Ryder Adams noted with names and addresses.
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Ang. Kronfeldt
Elm St
Dubugte
Iowa
Guttenberg
Fred C. Leitgen
Iowz
Seemann
StUll
Ernsdorff & Sons
Clemingen
Dr. Seemann
John Steiber
Couler Ave
Stanton
Zwinele
F. A. Seemann
Nervous diseases treated by electricity at Lincoln Block
Chronic diseases including epilepsy and women’s disorders are treated without harmful drugs. Hair and mole removal by electricity offered. Free confidential consultation by mail or in person. Office hours daily with specific times and Sunday morning clinic. Located at Lincoln Block corner Eighth Locust streets.
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Lincoln Block
Eighth and Locust Streets
Eighth Street
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