Amusements in Rockford and New York stages
Thomas Jefferson to play Rip Van Winkle in Paris next summer with a French company. Harry Askin hosted the principals at a Thanksgiving dinner in Rockford. Updates on forthcoming shows include Simda and Human Hearts in London with Corinne and Scott Welch leading, plus notes on local theatre chatter and a humorous William Penn style bequest tale.
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Thomas Jefferson
Paris
Harry Askin
Shes
Rockford
American theater and industry draw cross Atlantic demand
The piece notes strong audience support for Thomas and the play, while discussing rising American influence in theatre and commerce. It cites reactions from readers in New York and remarks on how American managers adapted dramatic repertoires to foreign tastes amid changing fortunes.
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Ocean
England
America
Miller Named Greatest Jockey of 1906 By Narrow Margin
Miller tops 1906 riding charts with 81 firsts from 207 eligible appearances, edging rivals like Lildebrand and CY Reiff. The season's highlight includes Miller riding for T. S. Williams at Ascot and drawing top prices on metropolitan tracks, while Dreyfuss expands Pittsburg baseball reserve lists to 42 players.
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Walter Miler
Ogene Tildebwald
Lildebrand
Raneh
Ete Wits
Lhire Nicol
T. S. Williams
Ascot
Williams
Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
Pugilist title surrender and pool champion resignation noted
The article reports on Dreyfuss speaking about reserve recruitment and March reductions, noting Gans gave up his title claiming the welterweight crown, and John Tiergan resigning the world pool title while retaining the Diamond emblem. It also touches on anecdotes about marriages and a stray tale from Punches Weekly.
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Thormis
Torgon
His Religion Money is His Religion
A fragment quotes lines about money as religion and a wife fearing to ask for funds, noting the subject is treated as sacred within a illustrated bit.
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Bita
Local notices and Society Notes from Elkhart and vicinity
Visitors and residents share news of births, heals, and social visits across Elkhart and nearby towns. The column notes a newborn son for Mr. and Mrs. Stover, improved health for Grandma Longley, and various visits between Elkhart, Warsaw, and Detroit. Also includes promotion for Burr McIntosh Christmas issue and local health remedies.
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Stoutenour
Grandma” Longley
Kendallville
Id Harding
Elkhart
Geo. Noragan
Warning on Weather Fears Sickness Rise in Elkhart
Houseworth Bros. druggists warn that sudden weather changes spike coughs colds and bronchial troubles and urge residents especially the old and weak to strengthen themselves. The firm promotes Vinol a cod liver oil based tonic claiming it boosts health and blood with a money back guarantee.
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Houseworth
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Wikhart
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Vinci
Houseworth Bros. Druggists
Isook
Vinol
Miraculous Cure Reported for Child’s Eczema
TI MM Adams and wife Henrietta Pa report a miraculous cure after using Electric Bitters for a child with five years of eczema once deemed incurable. They say a change appeared after the second bottle and complete cure after seven bottles. Sold by Houseworth Bros. drug stores for one dollar.
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Watertown
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Hite
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