Diva of Grand Opera Flies to Italian Home as Season Ends
Madame Emma Eames alters life after season’s end, marrying Mr. W. Story and moving to Vallombrosa Italy. The article recalls her famed roles and fame, then describes how Mrs. Julian Story enjoys simple country life with humor, garden, and a close circle of friends.
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Mrs. Julian
Emma Eames
Musband
Madame Emma Eames
Juliet
Marguerite
Aida
Elsa
Vallombrosa
Julian Story
Paris
Italy
Joe Weber
Lew Fields
Sam Bernard
Madame Eames
Grand Opera
Above the Clouds A View From The Storm Sky
An aeronaut recalls a storm viewed from above as a vast boiling sea. Rain sounds like a waterfall over a precipice and distant thunder is soft. lightning flashes across the clouded expanse. The piece meanders to artful descriptions of Florence region life and visitors including Mr Story and his wife, amid poetic travel imagery.
Poem Recited by Gaines Foreshadows Democratic Decline
Representative J W Gaines of Tennessee rallied the House with a satirical recitation titled When Democracy Will Die. The verse imagines bizarre scenarios before declaring the Democratic party dead and the country unworthy, reflecting partisan theatre in late session days.
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J. W. Gaines
Tennessee
House
Largest oak in New Jersey marks forestry trade mark
In Salem New Jersey burial grounds a colossal oak stands as the state s largest tree and perhaps the nation s largest It has been adopted as the trade mark of the New Jersey Forestry Association.
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Friends’ Burial Grounds
Salem
N. J
United States
The
New Jersey Forestry Association
Juvenile garden displays at Jamestown Exposition attract crowds
One hundred boys from Norfolk Newport News and Hampton public schools were assigned small plots at the Jamestown Exposition with seeds to plant and care. A wire fence draped with honey suckle and climbing vines forms a living hedge around the displays. Specials cars carried the young gardeners to the grounds where beans peas and vegetables thrive under teacher guidance. The project aims to train youth in gardening ahead of a larger program next year with prizes and lessons from the U S Department of Agriculture and state agencies.
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Norfolk
Newport News
Hampton
Warren H. Manning
Exposition Company
U. S Department of Agriculture
Uncle Sam
Exposition
Exposition Grounds
Relics of Jamestown Exposition Unearth Historic Indian Ground
The Jamestown Exposition site near Norfolk Virginia reveals Indian relics from Powhatan times including the Powhatan Oak a 1000 year old tree once used as a camp and council ground. Flint arrowheads and battle ground sites at Sewells Point illustrate early conflicts with English settlers and tribes long before the anniversary celebration.
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Smiths
Captain John
Pocahontas
Captain John Smith
America
Ohio River
Exposition Ground
Hampton Roads
Sewell’s
Chesapeake Bay
Norfolk
Virginia
Waal Industrial Training and Institute Resolutions
Resolutions adopted at the closing sessions of the American Institute of Instruction in New Haven favor installing industrial departments in efficient school systems. The institute also declares it is the duty of teachers to train American youth in honesty integrity and uprightness amid rising dishonesty and crime.
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American Institute of Instruction At
New Haven
Norton County High School Leads Rural Education Reform
The Norton County High School in Norton Kansas expands from sod schools to a brick two story campus with science, shop, and agricultural facilities. An experimental agricultural course, supported by local dealers, prizes, and state help, targets grain judging and farm machinery, aiming to boost regional farming practices and student readiness for country life.
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Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Norton County
Norton
Norton County High School
County Superintendent of Schools
Teacher of
Middle West
Kansas State Agricultural College
Wilson
Agriculture
Office of Experiment Stations
The Homer Pigeon Behavior During Long Flights
The homer pigeon travels far from home and arrives exhausted and starved after long flights. It refuses corn, drinks water, and then sleeps. After a few hours it eats gradually, then sleeps again, and may continue this pattern for up to forty eight hours before normal feeding resumes.
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W. W. Story
Il Health
Plovence
Campiglioni
Torre di Campiglioni
Story
Florence
Il Torre
John Wesley
Jamestown Exposition
Jamestown
Waal
Parm High School
Towa