Smokeless coal burning standards urged to curb city smoke
Government bulletin outlines smokeless furnace methods for urban coal use. Proper furnace design, frequent small coal feeds, slight excess air, and high furnace temperatures are key to reducing smoke. Firemen skill and boiler room management strongly influence efficiency and fuel savings across large power plants.
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Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Claims
A fragmented advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments. It promises relief from suffering, testimonials, and claims many women have improved without drugs, mentioning reliability and testimonials.
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Largest Lumber Crop Gathered Last Year
Washington reports the United States produced a record 87 550 796 board feet of lumber in the year, with mill value around 621 451 988. A total of 11 858 200 000 shingles and 4812 807 000 lath were made, signaling vast industry demand. Washington leads in Douglas fir production, with yellow pine dominant among softwoods and white oak among hardwoods.
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Warfield’s view on modernizing Shakespeare for today
A discussion on actor David Warfield’s belief that modern plays should be simple in construction and truthful in performance to capture lasting drama. The piece compares American stage naturalism with British and continental styles, and notes upcoming shows at New Lyceum Theatre including Rudolph and Adolph and Dan Sully, plus motion pictures at Proctor’s Bijou.
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Warfield
Tha Claasic
London
Ling
England
Shore Acres
Dan Sully
Lyceum Theatre
Nnea Seuiny
Proctor
Keith
Newark Theatre to Feature Eleanor Robson in Salomy Jane
Newark Theatre hosts Eleanor Robson next Monday in Salomy Jane by Paul Armstrong. New York critics praise her performance as a defining American drama moment, with strong notices from London’s Archer.
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Misa Robson
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Jane
William Archer
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Paul A. Rubens
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Frohman
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Astor Theatre
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Frederick Fire
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Miss Allen
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Local attractions feature new comedy at New Lyceum Theatre
The charm run We Are Ring opens at the New Lyceum Theatre tonight. The production, billed at popular prices, showcases an orchestral score by Al. Field presenting the Greater Minstrel Show. Audiences praise the entrancing beauty of the music and the elaborate spectacle.
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AL G. Field
Minstrels
New Lyceum Theatre
Lyceum Theatra
Shubert attractions shift in New York Monday next
The Top of The World moves from Majestic to Casino to mark its 200th performance and then go on tour to Philadelphia. Willis and Walker star in the show with Bahdanna Land following, plus The Gay White Way opening at Grand Opera House. Other acts include Dennis O Sullivan in Putay Macrae and The Girl Behind the Counter with Lew Fields drawing crowds. Eweiy Days in the Shade also premieres in New York.
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Nethersole to Present Twenty-Four At Daly's Theatre
Daly's Theatre schedules a twenty four performance run featuring Miss Nethersole the distinguished star. She has drawn high praise in the first week and is poised to headline the second week with a strong showing as the leading actress in Adrienne LeSeneur.
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Che Csat
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Stystra
Creaing
Thespian Notes Reject Maude Adams Performances
A note reports Maude Adams’s appearances rejected by the troupe, citing conflict with the Harvent University faculty event next June. The notice mentions Shakespeare’s Taming of the Shrew as part of the affected plans and hints at theater industry tensions.
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