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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1903

Page

4

Advice to Vocal Students from Helena Frederick

Helena Frederick, American soprano returning from three years abroad, warns US girls not to travel for vocal culture unless they have an exceptional voice and ample funds. She praises German training but notes the high standard and cost, urging careful home prep and a strong voice before overseas study. She cites Leipsic conservatory methods and her own year there as proof of preparation and discipline.

Helena Frederick Miss Frederick Baltimore St. Joseph Kronberg Jean Wilmarth Carter Chicago Alice Nielsen Arthur Sullivan Carnegie Hall Germany America States Leipsi¢ Conservatory

Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch to Open Season

The drama Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch based on Alice Hogan Rice books will open with Mrs Madge Carr Cooke as Mrs Wiggs. Cooke, mother of Eleanor Robson, is a seasoned stage actress known for stock company work in the west and for Clyde Fitch and Haddon Chambers plays in the east.

Mrs. Wiggs of The Cabbage Patch Alice Hogan Rice Mr. Titch

Opposition faces serene path at Hartford

A brief note from Hartford notes opposition with a calm stance, signaling a measured approach amid debate. The text suggests ongoing discussions and a poised posture by involved parties at the Hartford event.

Yanger and Hanlon Eye Rematch in Prospect

Benny Yanger rests in expectation of a rematch with Eddie Hanlon after their recent bout. The two fighters are set for a potential clash that could renew their rivalry and draw crowd interest.

Yanger Hanlon Benny Yanger Eddie Hanlon

Speedy Green Pacers Dominate Racing Year

Joe Pointer and Tom Keene post fast times this year with 2 05 14 and 2 05 34 marking the quickest green pacers on record. Pointer leads 2 05 14 while Keene clocks 2 05 34 as top performances.

Joe Pointer Tom Keene

Road Northward Plan Stalls as Company Refuses Gub Support

Fragmentary text shows the firm repeating it will not consider building the road northward from Eres unless state backing is provided. The note implies political or regulatory strings attached and ongoing hesitation.

Eres

Prince Luigi of Abruzzi To Visit Newport In Society Room

Newport buzzes over the forthcoming visit of Prince Luigi Duke of Abruzzi cousin to King Victor Emmanuel and nephew of the late King Humbert. The Italian prince is noted for Arctic exploration and Mount Elias ascent. He is a captain in the royal navy and a fashionable Savoy prince.

Newport Luigi Abruzzi Vietor Emmanuel Amadeo Aosta Humbert Italy Letitia Bonaparte Mount Elias Alaska Pole House of Savoy

A Garden Party Guide for Outdoor Nocturnal Entertaining

A September garden party offers reliable weather and abundant blooms for decoration with nasturtiums goldenrods and field daisies in glass bowls. Simple or elaborate formats include afternoon tea or music and games followed by supper under trees lit by harvest moon and garden party lamps. Fruit punch ginger punch and light desserts accompany the menu with ice cream garnished by whipped cream and flowers.

Helen Clifton

New Fall Suits and Costumes Promised by Bargains

Henrietta Rousseau notes store end of season sales offering silk foulard, taffeta, organdie, pongee, veiling and white suits for less than material cost. She highlights fall coat suits, box coats, and tailored details with pockets, bishop sleeves, and varied fabrics, including ceviots, kersey, and tweed, for women and misses.

Henrietta Rousseau

Set a Hen Unbeknownst to the Men Folks

Two rural women discuss boosting income with poultry. Mrs. Farmer portrays a modern wife who shares revenue with her husband, while Mrs. Slavey and Martha Ann face long years of subservience. The pair decide to act on a bold plan to assert themselves, starting with secretly setting a hen. Susan Pepper.

Hera Farmer Marthy Ann Martha Ann Old Cale Cale Mrs. Slavey Masthy Ann Susan Pepper

Two Kips of Girl Exponents of the Wide Open and the Shut in Policy

A clever dialogue compares two life strategies for women the wide open policy and the shut in policy. The discussion argues that fear of pain leads to reduced experience knowledge and joy, shrinking the girl’s brain and soul as she ages and avoids risk.

Moses

Women of the era on love and resilience and virtue

Maud Robinson discusses female character, comparing the open hearted policy with self protection. She argues sorrow broadens sympathy and strengthens the soul, while love should be noble and not tied to money or status. The dialogue critiques typical paths of women facing love and middle age.

Maud Robinso

Chicago Anniversary Marks Fort Dearborn Founding

Chicago prepares to mark the century since the first settlement on its prairie plot. Fort Dearborn stood on the north bank of the Chicago river near its lake outlet, near today’s city center. The celebration runs from September 6 to October 1 and will include a replica of Fort Dearborn with reenactments by descendants of the tribes involved in the 1812 siege.

Chicago Middle West Fort Dearborn Chicago River Lake Michigan

Crosbie at Bluffton Faces Alleged Warrant Carrying

The report states Crosbie in Bluffton is alleged to have carried warrants. No further details are provided in the fragment.

The Fireplace

A simple portable fireplace design features a graceful arch and copper hood. Side stained glass effects could be enhanced with an electric bulb, while greenish wood, Spanish leather upholstery, and green brown tones dominate the hall. R. De La Baume.

R. DE LA Baume

Courts had given him his due in case of Cote

A fragment notes a court action involving an individual named Cote or a related case, indicating a legal outcome or decision was handed down. Details are sparse but the reference anchors the event to a judicial context.

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