Shakespeare Manuscript Claim Sparked By Old Papers
Discovery claims about a Shakespeare handwriting manuscript in the British Museum surface through letters and interviews. Sothern and JuliaAfarlowe recount finding the pages in 1921, with a 147 line interpolation in a Mundjy play about Sir Thomas Moore.
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Shakespeare
British Museum
BK. H. Sothern
Sothern
New York World
Edward Maunde Thompson
Julia Afarlowe
America
Anthony Mund Jy
Thomas Moore
Benjamin de Casgeres
Theater Magazine
Br. Sothern
Miss Marlowe
Americans Are New People in a World of Europe
A New Republic essay argues Americans are a distinct people despite Europe’s proximity and contrasts. A Scientific American study shows how a single barberry bush caused wheat losses across 18 farms, spreading five miles and cutting yields by 12,250 bushels worth $12,260, with $606 per farmer on average.
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Europe
James Oppelheim
New Republic
Germany
France
Russia
England
America
Scientific American
Bridegroom Bides at Altar Loosing Enthusiasm on Ring Mixup
At the altar the groom nearly faints, questioned by the best man as the scene unfolds. He reveals with difficulty that he fears he has lost his enthusiasm, even as the bride waits and the chalked face sparks concern. The moment mixes anxiety and humor in a rural wedding vignette.
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Jock
Freddy Smilax Heanry Career Hint Sparks Debate
The Boston transcript notes Freddy saying Mary should mind her health and that “pre” was hurtful. There is chatter Freddy may become a doctor or a lawyer. A small line mentions two pieces of ple at upper last evening.
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Smilax
Freddy Ts
Mary
Boston Transcript
Vanishing hitching post incident in Wooster
A loan escaped his buggy in Wooster Ohio and, finding no hitching post, looped a rope to the horse’s bridle and carried the other end into a store while shoppers on the sidewalk used the rope as a makeshift swing.
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Aloan
Wooster
Cafe des Exiles Scene Of A Deteriorating Cottage
A dated prose fragment describes a neglected creole cottage on a banquette with a garden fenced off, showing a willow, peeling stucco, and Pauline’s window. The narrator envisions a maiden leaning from the casement overlooking fruit trees and flowering plants amid decay.
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Pauline
Woman's World Is Wider Enfranchised Women Gain Access to Professions
Beatrice Forbes-Robertson Hale notes in Current History that women now enjoy nearly equal educational opportunities, can enter almost all professions, and 21.01 percent are gainfully employed. Married gals gain guardianship acts free them from medieval law, while many homemakers organize for cultural and philanthropic aims. Domestic life shifts as homes shrink and public social life expands.
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Beatrice Forbes- Robertson Hale
Current History
Murder and Currency in Early Law and Rail History
The article explains distinctions between first and second degree murder, noting premeditation and felonies. It reviews U S currency types including United States notes, gold certificates, silver certificates, national bank notes, and Federal Reserve notes. It recounts the Stourbridge Lion locomotive and early steam rail use in the United States with Carbondale to Honesdale experiments. It ends with a brief fiction excerpt about money and truth in a judge’s dialogue.
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United States Treasury
United States
U. S. Treasury
U. S
Defaalt
Federal Reserve
Carbondale
Honesdale
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Stourbridge
Local social notes cite visits and gatherings around Volga City
The page lists numerous guests and visitors including Adolph Hanson and family, Will Kerr and family, Ruth Rothlisberger, J. D. Shaffer, Robert Peters, and others from Elgin, Arlington, Oak Grove, and West Union. It notes church activities, a Christmas program at Alyria church, and upcoming services with a rotation of attendees and hosts in Volga City area households.
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Don Opmissings
Volgi
Will Kerr
M. Klingman
Dakotas
Adolph
Hanson
Tom Hanson
Ruth@Rothilaberger
F. Sheffer
Adolph Hanson
West Union
C. & Klingman
Roy
Mrs. Butler
L. W. MacKellar
Walter Christen
Cheery
Valley
Adolph Hansen
Freddie Trafalet
Oak Grove
Gotfred Frieden
Albert
Hilda Klingman
Hans Lee
McGregor
Leo Hothlisberger
Howard Shaffer
Wicle
J. F. Shaffer
Arnolaé Meisquire
Arlington
Fred. Rothlisberger
Fred Schneider
Martha Chapman
J. D. Shaffer
Robert Peters
Elgin
Fremont Ogle
Ed .Talcott
Bathalia
Amela Strong
Dee Y. Butler
Bobby
Weft
Tuaday
Chas Medberry
Ruth Schneider
Lola Hanson
Maris Frieden
Otis
Ruth Rothlisberger
Ida Mattocks
O' Fred Reichert
Nanny Fritz
C. Wenger
Chas Dwty
Butler
Martha Den‘nler
Helen Rothlishberger
Walter Rothlisberger
Perry Medberry
Chas Rothlisberger
Willing Workers’ Society
John Kerr
Volga City
Meyer
Florence Musser
Alice Bigler
Miss Roland
Miss Merritt
Stephen Rothlisberger
Stephen Foxwell
Christos
Alyria
Congregation Provacation
Capes Eteeeeeneee
Clifford Reed
Titseees
Gladys Yearous Motion
Sunbeam Boys
LeRoy Rothlisberger
Td Sunbeam Girls
Edna Hangon
Edna Hangon Ree
Hazel Rothlisberger
Kerry Ree
Clara Holzer
Wide Awakes
Wide Awaken
Epworth League
Cheery Valley Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mra and Fred Schlupp attended a Monday visit at the Martin Hansen home in Selma. Arthur and Willie Frederick spent Sunday with the Jake Dennler family. Paul Bosse was at West Bend for business. Oscar Bauttgartner visited the Thos Hansen family over Sunday and Monday. Lillian Christen spent Monday night with Alvina Ruorden. Bert Thoman and family called on John Butikofer. Jake Christen, daughter Elizabet h and Ina Frederick were visitors.
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Mra
Fred Schlupp
Martin Hansen
Selma
Arthur
Willie Frederick
Jake Dennler
Oscar Bauttgartner
Thos. Hansen
Lillian Christen
Alvina Ruroden
Bert Thoman
John Butikofer
Jake Christen
Elizabeth
Ina Frederick
Christmas Cheer and Local Visits Across Dubuane Area
Mary Johnsen of Dubana shoppers Saturday sends warm Christmas wishes to Echo readers. Clarence Olson from Montana visits relatives nearby. Mrs. Erickson guests of sister Mrs. Wellersven. Gundersons of Monona and Nelsons host, with sales large and dinners shared. Oysters served at church basement. The Olsand family housing changes after fire. Several farm families and friends visit St Olaf, Clermont, Elkader, and Waterloo.
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Mary Johsnsen
Echo
Clarence Olson
Montana
Richard Erickson
Henry Wellersven
Harry Gunderson
Monona
G. Nass
John Wald
Henry Embertson
St. Olaf
Martin Nelson
Loftag
George Gisleson
Inwood
H. Opland
Mable Naas
Gilbert Nelson
Elkader
Carrie Melson
Minneapolis
Will
Nelson
Clermont
C. J.anderson
EL Sénstegarcad
Wn Rit
T. T. Loftagard
Simon Nelson
Frank Friabe
H. Landsgard
Thomas Olsand
Oscar Lind
Harold Landsgard
B. Nelson
A. 0. Ward
Gus Gunderson
F. Larson
Bon Perry
Monticello Family Visits and Local Social Notes
Mrs Malvin Boyer announced at Vern Boyer home Monday. Fred Venay of Monticello visited relatives recently. Mr and Mrs Cran Sty of West Union visited the DH Cratt home. Mr and Mrs D H Cratt and daughter Dorothy called at John Seesom's outlet. Sidney Patterson hosted a basketball gathering Friday afternoon.
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Malvin Boyer Renin
Vern Boyer
Fred: Venay
Monticello
Montan
da Cran
Weat Union
DH. Cratt
Garden tools and farm implements found for sale
Readable items include garden tools and farm equipment gathered for sale. Details list rakes hoes shovels and other hand tools suitable for yard work or small farm use. Local seller offers a mix of equipment in varied condition with prices to be negotiated.
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Lord Strange
Cable
Illyria
Ben Frieda
Johqsgeutlkofer
Paul Boesard
Bilkader
Martin
Anjoys
Newgelical Church
Mikader
Mary Denniér
I. Christensad
Bléo Hapaon
Ben Hofer
Batiurday
John Léonart
Strawberry Point
A. H. Schupbach
California
Colorado
Ohio
Adolph and
Martin Hanson
Evn Meyer
Near West Union
Harry Reichert Lane
Thos
Cheery Valley
Paul Bosse Wan
West Bernd
Edward and
John Grimm
Waterloo
Sidney Patterson Homie
Migiy
Bale
Cornaheifer
F.-R. Berg
H.-F. Becker
B. J.baumgartner
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