Misjudged By W Heimburg a Dresden Portrait Tale
A fragment from a diary reveals Leo Jussnitz, a passionate painter, pursuing a baroness in an intimate Dresden setting, while Antje, his wife, endures jealous distance and a strained marriage. Antie’s longing for a shared, hopeful future clashes with Leo's restless artistry and a wife’s quiet suffering. The scene shifts between studio, home, and carriage as tensions simmer.
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Uly ‘Yin
Frau Jussnitz
Marie Antoinete
Leo
Antje
Tie
Cary
Fran Antje
Antie
Els
Classen
Jussaiy
Desden
Beedache Trau von
Dresden
Tivo
Count L
Wupataka
Ant
Copliauct
Speaker Henedreon Guest of Carnegie in Scotland
Speaker David B. Henedreon of the House of Representatives is currently the guest of Andrew Carnegie in Scotland and will return to the United States in the early fall.
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David B. Henedreon
House of Representatives
Andrew Carnegie
Scotland
Herbert Crombie Howe Joins University of Oregon English
Herbert Crombie Howe, longtime secretary to Cornell University President Scharman, has been appointed professor of English at the University of Oregon.
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Herbert Crombie Howe
Scharman
Cornell University
University of Oregon
Tricks on Actors and Cues From the Audience
A veteran actor recalls the most embarrassing stage lapses memory failures on stage and the audience’s role in prompting or breaking the tension. He cites red dress cues, singers forgetting lines, and prompter reliance, with anecdotes of rescues, slips, and strategies to recover during performances.
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Perhins
Hig Post
Prita Donna
Nurses Mistakenly Swap Babies At Big Store
The Anaconda Standard reports two nurse girls at a large store swapped babies after each taking custody of a child as they admired silks and costumes. After hours, two mothers realized the mix up. a market book in a buggy helped restore each child to its rightful mother. Two nurses are available for engagement.
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Ian
Artie Cherub Lehharge
Manson
Clarks
Jady
The Yankee Terror and European Trade Fears
The Leipziger Tageblatt warns that America’s rise as an industrial power challenges Europe. It critiques American underbidding, expanding retail presence, and possible protectionist pressures, urging a European tariff alliance if the open door policy wavers. It urges defense of European markets against American goods.
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America
Europe
England
London
América
Germany
New York
Leipzinger Tageblatt
My Ma She Knows and the Boy Who Plays
In a Detroit Journal piece, a boy recalls his mother’s patient correction and belief that a boy must play and grow, while his mother and father discuss behavior and future strength. The article contrasts a boy’s roughness with a mother’s reassurance that his mother knows him well. A note mentions Arthur Erwin Brown, Philadelphia zoo chief, working on a comprehensive study of North American snakes.
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Jehli
Europe
Leonusa
Tim
Ike
Young
America
Pluck
Burt
Mia
Bireh Arnold
Detroit Journal
Arthur Erwin Brown
Philadelphia Zoological Garden
Academy of Sciences
Wonder Plant Called Malay Peninsula Mystery Flower
A strange botanical curiosity described as the Wonder power in the Malay peninsula. The blossom has no leaves or stem, grows on decayed wood, and measures about a yard in diameter with a globular center. It says to have a rapacity of five or six quarts.
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Malay Peninsula
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W. Heimburg
Baroness Bvach
Paris
St. Petersburg
Pyramids
Guy
Dresten
Wolf
Autie
Indy
Leopold
Ter Jussnitz
Maldon
Rivatry
Willie Rich
Sammie
Sammie Poor
Jos
Tiga
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