Statue Planned in Chicago for Hatton and Pratt Sculpture
Colosmo statue of Alexander Hatton and sculptor Bela Pratt in Pratt's Boston studio is completed in clay and slated for bronze casting and installation near Chicago's Art Institute.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1917
Page
7
Colosmo statue of Alexander Hatton and sculptor Bela Pratt in Pratt's Boston studio is completed in clay and slated for bronze casting and installation near Chicago's Art Institute.
A fragment from a fiigation quotes a contributor claiming to fatten a wife through poetry magazine contributions. The exchange jokes about the husband supporting his spouse and the wife changing in appearance, reflecting satirical wartime or literary-era humor.
A garbled collection reports varied items including a claim of two Wanket factories in South Africa, a draft Arbor day in Treland, a new door lock bell, a Grand Trunk Pacific dry dock at Prince Rupert costing 2 800 000, and Cork production by Spain and Portugal at seventy percent. It also mentions a centennial exposition in Gulfport Mississippi on December 2 2017 and Spokane apple show with 40 200 pies.
Fragmented OCR text discusses personal rights amid wartime, touching on suffrage, civic duties, and public ceremonies. It mentions figures like May and Whe te, and refers to unions, church departments, and political activism, reflecting a broad, unsettled discourse on individual freedoms and national policy.
A fragment from The Liberator notes a “No Thank You” fence in which members pledge not to drink at others’ invitations or expenses. The piece rails at alcohol’s effects and recounts a panic scene with a frightened crowd and a startled fall, illustrating social pressure and collective action against drink.
Two men approached the ballot both claiming different faiths as one carried a Word and the other a sale deed. An angel looked on as the ballots were cast, revealing a paradoxical alignment of intent and action.
Slogan filled ad claims Danderine hair tonic beautifies hair making it wavy and full while cleansing scalp and stopping shedding. It asserts dandruff removal and new hair growth with a 25 cent bottle available at stores.
The readable fragments show unclear phrasing and missing context making it impossible to determine persons actions or events. No identifiable names places organizations or dates are extractable from the provided text.
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