Peculiarities of Copyright in Stage Plays
The Chicago Tribune notes that any new lines or insertions added during a stock production become the copyright owner's property. Managers erase corrections before returning scripts to avoid losing rights, as interpolations may later be used only by the owner.
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Elizabethan Excise and Quips in Curiosities
A collage notes Elizabethan orders to curb alehouse disorder and regulate pub gaming, citing Lansdowne manuscripts from 1594. It also parries with quips about banking questions, marriage talk, and breezy city life, mixing quotes from New York Times, Chicago Post, and other papers in a mosaic of periodwise humor.
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Lipton Causes Stir With Teas On Ship Wreck
Sir Thomas Lipton watched an East Indian steamer off Ceylon break apart after a Red Sea disaster. He fled the scene leaving a twenty dollar sticker and painted labels reading Use Lipton s Teas on cargo thrown overboard. The ship’s crew and passengers survived as Lipton wired the world about the incident.
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Unappreciated Lumber Boss Falls After Log Jam Incident
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The article recalls the origins of early Maine schools in Guilford Dexter Corinth Exeter and Crotched area noting improvised learning spaces such as Captain Ben Hett’s shed Lieutenant Stafford’s barn a large tree and poles with loose boards forming a rough enclosure. It contrasts past conditions with modern classroom norms.
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Sixteenth Century Legacy Funds Modernized For Charity
A Wednesbury resident left 1000 pounds to provide three gowns and three coats annually on St Thomas day for indigent parishioners. Investments in minerals grew the endowment to about 20000 pounds, enabling 200 gowns and funds for coats.
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