The Walls of Jericho at Bucklen Theatre Tonight
The Bucklen presents Alfred Surre’s The Walls of Jericho with James K. Hackett in a London society drama noted for its perils of bridge whist and excess. A strong London-NY run boosts its standing as a major dramatic event with many seats left for tonight’s show and a matinee scheduled tomorrow. Elmer Walters western piece A Thoroughbred Tramp also headlines, praised for scenery and comedy, tracing its long, successful run since New York.
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Mgr Alfres
Deviches
James K. Hackert
Bucklen
London
New York
Hackett
Chicago
John J. ‘Swartwood
The Man of Her Choice at Bucklen Theatre
Edward W Immons presents The Man of Her Choice at Bucklen for one performance. The second production promises love intrigue and adventure with notable performers including Fred Rosier and Dan Moyles. Foster joins to shine in the lead as the audience enjoys a festive New Year’s program with dances and a snow date.
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John W. Ransone
Dainty Alice Yorke
the Isle
Walter Ware
Wayne Camphedl
Yorks
Sted
Dineeton
Shevioele
Merons
Kalanazag
J. C. Whitney
Edward Wimmonds
Rolmaner
OljMaNes
Mir Sitamends
Atail
Hopkins
Snow Stern
S$ Jonstra
Tate & Camm
A Short Cruise at Margate in Cruikshank Omnibus
A short sketch titled A Short Cruise at Margate appears in The Courtesy of the Faiuoux Exile, edited by Laman Blanchard. It recalls Napoleon Bonaparte aboard the Undaunted on a voyage from Toulon to Egypt, with anecdotes of the British sailors, Cruci— and drawings by Cruikshank.
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George Cruikshank
Omnibus
Laman Blanchard
Margate
Napoleon Bonaparte
Telba
Eaptare
Adual Ussher
Mrejus Bay
Napoleon
Ela
Cruikslank
Toulon
Tilkin
Napoleo
Eptige
Visher
Iba
Wren
Yveynee
Prejus
Lasebery
Napolean
Etna
Lin Tong
Edha
Emphise
Bes
L Ycu
Eanptage
Goodwins
London
Jeffersons State Dinners and His Wine Spending
Jefferson kept meticulous expense records showing he spent 600 dollars on liquors during visits to the White House. Despite low prices he sometimes spent as high as 70 dollars on wines, and he restricted guests to about forty. A large dinette table was added for larger gatherings in a drafty room with candles.
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Mera
Wiehmane
Mara
Mor
Wichmilli
Bralins
Jefferson
Wiite House
Jeferson
Jeffers
Potomac
Home Magazine
Table talk and chaos in a Servian dining room scene
R L Jefferson notes a Servian banquet where babel, shrieking bands, pistol belts, and intoxicated officers mix with waiters rushing about. Officers in smart uniforms contrast with the varied guests as they sing national songs while the host smiles from a raised chair.
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Anon
R. L. Jefferson
Wide World Magazine
Universal distress cries in animals and humans
John Burroughs notes in Outing Magazine that parental alarm in birds can trigger cries to rouse four footed animals, a universal language of distress. He questions whether true sympathy exists in lower orders, suggesting instinctive alarm rather than empathetic understanding.
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John Burroughs
Outing Magazine
Baltimore courtships drift with the seasons
Observations spanning forty years suggest Baltimore courtships peak in mid October as evenings chill and people seek comfortable pursuits. Before Christmas there are offers and delays from gift vendors. after the holidays rapprochement fades and engagement prospects shift. By February Clarence advances, Angeline discusses bridesmaids, March sees trousseau planning, and April through May see finances for honeymoons. June to Mendelssohn mark old rituals and reflections as couples drift toward marriage.
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Baltimore
Christiana
Clarence
Angeline
Mendelssohn
Atlantic City
Niagara Falls
Baltimore Sun
Spider Web Net Fishing in New Guinea
Natives in New Guinea use spider web nets stretched over bamboo frames to catch fish up to four pounds. They suspend the frame in jungle gaps and the spiders weave the net across it. When a fish passes, they dip it and place it on dry land.
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New Guinea
Long Tennessee Fight and the Bucklen Arnica Salve Claim
W L Rawls of Bells Tennessee recounts twenty years of a nasal ailment described as catard, claiming swelling and soreness vanished after applying Bucklen's Arnica Salve to the sore area. The ad promotes the salve as the best available. Also includes banking offers from St Joseph Valley Bank and safety deposit boxes.
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Tennessee
W. L. Rawls
Bells
Tenn
Houseworth Bros
Notice to heirs and creditors in Hitchcock estate
In Elkhart Circuit Court December 1006 notice is given that Jared Emerson as Administrator of Sarah Hitchcock deceased has filed account for final settlement. A January 25 1907 court examination is set. heirs or creditors must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Clerk Marin Frimsey notes the filing.
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Sarah Hitchcock
Elkhart
Marin
Iminsey
Eikhert
A Western Wonder Hill in Bowie Tex Doubles Weight
W L Hill, once ninety pounds, grew to over 180 after using Dr King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. He claims twelve bottles cured him, and the product is sold by Houseworth Bros with 50 cent and one dollar sizes. Trial bottle offered free.
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Bowie
Tex
W. L. Hill
Dr. King
Houseworth Bros
Hindipo Kidney Cure Promises Free Trial In Elkhart
No. 801 South Main Street druggists BF Bente Co and E D Miller advertise Hindipo the new kidney cure and nerve tonic with a positive guarantee. They claim the remedy costs nothing if it does not help and will refund the money gladly. The pitch markets Hindipo as a guaranteed free trial medicine in town.
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H. Bente & Co
E. D. Miller
South Main Street
Elkhart
Removal Notice for Dr. Gulmyer’s Dental Parlors Move
Dr. Harry Gulmyer moves his dental parlors from the Monger building to No 108 Marion street opposite the street car station. The notice appears in The Daily Review with a price of 10 cents a week. Also advertises safety deposit boxes for rent at St. Joseph Valley Bank.
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Harry Gulmyer
Monger
Marion Street
the Daily Review
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