A Jewish painter finds joy in a Tyrolean Passion play
In New York, Dan, an eccentric artist, recalls a European trek to Tyrol where he joined a Passion play. He describes first seeing a luminous city of color then witnessing the Tyrolean staging, and the profound shift it provoked in his view of faith, art, and self. The scene shifts to Oberammergau influences, the cafe scenes, and his inner conflict between joyous visual rhythm and religious gravity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Victor
Paris
Sixth Avenue
Dan
New York
America
Thrusi
Jeremiah
Trumph
Seville
Lourdes
Tauba
The
East
Tyrol
Munich
Vienna
Dicker
St. John
Oberammergau
St. Mark
Caiaphas
Virgin
Judas
Christ
Galilee
Earth
Pilate
Gasthaus
Fragmentary Night Dreams Fade Into Unfinished Tale
A narrator describes wandering under a starless sky toward a lodging, finding the room unexpectedly dainty yet sleeping ill amid torturous, impalpable dreams of tragedy and horror. The passage ends with TO BE CONTINUED.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's
Low Rent for the Winter Tene ments in Central Street
A Courier notice advertises vacant tenements in good condition for winter rent. Several units are offered at very low prices including one four dollar sixty cent per month and a five room tenement at six fifty. Elliott invites readers to inspect and mentions seeing the ad in the Courier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Elliott
Central Street
T. H. E.lwott
Cutral Street
Lowell
New Hampshire
Westford Street
Ucet
Whitewood
Price
Centralville
Roperty
Fan Tucketvile
Ilrice
Belvidere
Highlands
Orice
Moorty Street
Race Street
Bern
The Mourning Wardrobe in Black and Gray Fashions
English crape and woolen crape define deep mourning while later periods permit glo er wools and silk trims. Half mourning broadens choices to include white grays mauves in plain plaid or striped effects. A gown of woolen crape trimmed with English crape appears near ideal, with fur bands and black silk details described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bretelles
Fashionable winter gowns and tailored costumes described
The article details materials for women’s wear including felt, covert cloth, and woolens, noting cheviots and cloth as fashionable for various gowns. It highlights tailored gowns with stitched straps, small revers, and fur trims, and describes a black felt hat with white cord, velvet brim, and ostrich plumes as a period accessory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Quinzechoux
Skillful Flattery Exchange in Harlem Life
A brief Harlem Life dialogue shows a sharp exchange about appearance and manners. One speaker questions flattery while the other concedes, noting that elegant lips should not be obscured by a nasal quirk. The scene underscores social banter and wit in a city publication.
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Courier
Varnum Avenue
Che
Pawtacet Echool
Bath
Pawtacket School
Leawtucket Street
Goram Sect
Varney Etreet
Stevens Street
Iidge Street
Cetamile
Cumramlie
Queen Eed
Mick Street
Cushing Street
Franklin Street
Ww. E. Dodge
Railroad National Bank
Railroat National Bank
Frank P. Haggett
Cashier
Thomas F. Burgess
So. Hastings, Shaw, Burgess, Grace, Spaulding and
E Streets
M. L. Hamphlet
M. H
Citizen Office
U.S. N.marine
Winte Vair
Tom
Lillings, King & Co
Pearl Street
Ripans Chemical Co
N. Y
Cole
Elvy
Ely Bhrotiles
Warren &T
New York City
Parker
Re. Fperrett
J. It, Rhodes & Sons
Coadrev
Arthur Rhodes
Merrimack Street
Courier-Citizen
Hammond
Washington Street
Boston
Mass
Lowell National Bank
Tank
Lovelock
Prescott National Bank of Lowell
Prescot National Bank of Lowel
Central St
M. Rederck Blanchard
Isv
First National Bank of Lowell
Taceday
J. F. Sawyer
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Robert G. Bartlett
Peter Lundin
Middlesex
Charles W. Swan
Brookline
Norfolk
Sarah H. Swan
Cambridge
Commonwealth
Ada E. Calderwood
Laconia
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Framingham & Lowell Railroad
Frederick Lawton
Fred A. Buttrick
County of Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachupee
Chelmsford
Hale's Brook
Framingham and Lowell Railroad
Bartlett
City of
City of Lowell
Framingham and
Lundin
Charles W
Swan
Calderwood
Leonard A. Jones
Esuire
Coutal
Clarence C. Smith
Lowell Rendering Co
Sagan Pices Spencer
Midate Street
F. C. Russell
AL Block
BNO
Billerica
Billerica Centre
H. A King
Billerica Centro
Sewall G. Mack
Jacob Rogers
Samil E. Raymond
Levi Sprague
Alexander G.cumnoes
George S. Motley
Edward M. Tuacke
James Francis
Oomtist
Merrimack St
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