The Virginian at La Crosse theater a strong heart tale
Boston Herald previews the upcoming showing of The Virginian at La Crosse theater on Friday November 27. The scene centers on Steve Trampas and the Virginian amid danger and sacrifice, with W S Hart in the title role and Frank Campeau returning with Kirke LaShelle directing for a first class performance.
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Thanksgiving Era Reflections From a Turbulent Era
A fragmentary Thanksgiving message praising resilience against wealth-fueled panic. It praises strong leadership and public opinion that buoyed the nation, notes fear over government reform, and hints at tariff revision as part of the economic outlook, reflecting optimism about ongoing political trends.
Nativity and Citizenship in Roosevelt Speech
President Roosevelt cites General Sheridan to argue Americanism is a matter of principle and character, not birthplace or creed. He notes that Sheridan's parents were born overseas, like Farragut, yet all four men exemplify American ideals. The Tribune recalls the Norwegian circular campaign aimed at stoking race prejudice during the recent primary.
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A New Type of American Man Emerges From History
The passage argues national unity dissolves old ethnic strains, forging a single American type defined by virtue. It praises men who act honorably, resist wrongdoing, and uphold justice and peace at home and abroad, as the loftiest representatives of the nation’s past and future.
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Quips and Cranks and Wanton Wiles November Comedy
A New York Sun poem by Minna Irvings depicts a November farm scene with frost in the air and a farmer contemplating tomorrow's dinner. The verse contrasts nature, labor, and domestic life as shadows, turkeys, and a cozy hearth populate the rural landscape.
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Xmas Suggestions for Japanese Work Basket
Materials required include two yards scrim at 25 cents per yard, one box brass tacks for five cents, three 12 foot bamboo fish poles at ten cents each, six skeins yellow embroidery silk for 20 cents, and three skeins green embroidery silk for 10 cents.
Build a simple 36 inch high standard work basket
A home project outlines making a standard work basket from four bamboo corners 36 inches long, braces of 15 inches, a cardboard base, and scrim covering. It notes brace placement at 4 inches from ground, 18 inches, 12 inches from top, and on top, with chrysanthemums and gilt poles as decorative ideas.
Miss Petticoats as Book and Play
A Boston produced tale of Agatha Renier from poverty on a whaling ship to social prominence as Countess Fornay. The book by C N Clark Publishing inspired a successful stage version in Boston with a satiric, vivid portrayal of characters and local flavor. A large company performs at the La Crosse theater on Sunday November 29 with matinee and night shows.
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Washington's original headquarters pillow exhibit
Visitors in a historical museum examine a feather pillow housed in a glass case. The guide explains the pillow is very valuable and identifies it as Washington's original headquarters, making the simple object a notable historical artifact.
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Turn of the Tide: Angela’s deceit and Hugo’s escape
Angela deceives John to keep Hugo’s return and a forged marriage plot. John exposes her, laments, and leaves. Angela rooms, arranges art, and contemplates independence as Hugo plans travel. Hugo helps a Westminster loafer, reflects on life, and considers a fresh start abroad.
Court clarifies sale ban on milk from distillery refuse fed cows
Indiana statute bars selling or possessing milk produced by cows fed on distillery refuse whether by a person or as a servant or agent. State vs Squibb held the statute’s language plainly excludes possession by the principal, so the law does not cover possession by the person itself.
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