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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1906

Page

3

Polish Actress Berthe Balich Shines In Monna Vanna

Madame Berthe Balich, a Polish actress who learned English six years ago, stars in the Russian drama Monna Vanna. She has trained in Russian Hebrew and Yiddish theatre in New York and acted in Fedora before mastering English and five other languages. Her early English roles were modest, but she soon impressed audiences.

Ot ‘Pappenings Ryan Monna Vanna Madame Berthe Balich Bowery New York City Madame Kalich Bofar Manna Vanun Bertha Kalich Rachel Borphardt Dawison Edwin Booth David Garrick Goara India

Trappers' Winter Prices Lift Fur Markets Across North

Old Minnesota fur trade details rise with mink and martens fetching 11 to 20 dollars per pelt and otters up to 22 dollars, while beaver and fisher become scarce. The piece also surveys Madama Kalich's theater reception in Chicago and notes high prices for otter, mink, and marten pelts amid broader trapping activity by locals and agents, with dangers of unscrupulous selling and bear pelts valued at around 40 dollars.

Great Lakes Minnesota

Woman's Will in Canterbury Pilin Quotation

A fragment from Canterbury presents a poem line about the power of a woman's will. The verse declares that when she wills she acts decisively, while resistance yields to her intent.

Canterbury

Evolution of Woman in Humorous Verse

Fragmented verse comments on women and men with archaic spellings and satirical tone. It laments shifting terms from woman to wooman to whim-men amid mentions of Adam, Eve, and Abe and notes husbands changing pockets and folly.

Adam

Uncle Sam's Second Navy Cadet School at Arundel Cove

The article describes the U S Revenue Cutter Service academy at Arundel Cove on Chesapeake Bay near Baltimore. It details admission ages, strict exams, three year training with summers at sea, cadet pay and deductions, commissioning as third lieutenant, and planned career progression to captain, plus a disciplined daily schedule and emphasis on both academics and physical training.

Uncle Sam Stit Weat Point Annapolis Arundel Cove Chesapeake Bay Baltimore United States Revenue Cutter Service Anpopolis Revenue Cutter Service Revenue Cutter

Bald Baldwins New Airship Shocks with Novel Propeller Scheme

Captain Thomas Baldwin unveils a high capacity 16 000 cubic foot airship of Japan silk with a forward propeller driven by a gasoline motor. The keel uses Oregon pine wood, a 75 pound engine delivers 744 horsepower at 3 000 rpm, and a 11 foot propeller spins at 200 rpm. The craft costs over 1 600 dollars, with about 250 dollars per ascent, and features a canvas rudder and a two gallon hydrogen tank.

Thomas Baldwin Captain Baldwin America The Republic Los Angeles California Capiain Baldwin Japan Oregon USA Baldwin

Secretary Wilson Urges Forest Preservation and Reforestation

Secretary Wilson warns against wholesale forest destruction and calls for a businesslike, scientific approach to forestry. He endorses planting one million acres, expanding the Bureau of Forestry, and elevating protective policies while Edward Everett Hale stresses prompt action and common sense in safeguarding America’s woodland heritage.

Wilson Everett Hale American Forestry Association United States Congress McKinley Douglass Department of Agriculture Bureau of Vorosity Bureau of Forestry Washington Prairie States Edward Everett Hale United States Senate Hale Ohio Valley Michigan Minnesota Northwest Oregon Europe Acir Landa

Sunshine Society and Its Unique Gift of Kindness

The Sunshine Society, founded in 1900 in New York, emphasizes daily acts of kindness rather than charity. It operates without salaries, relying on volunteer officers and members, and aims to brighten others' lives through thoughtful gestures and personal greeting. The story cites Cynthia Westover Alden’s idea of passing along greeting cards to spread joy rather than discard them.

Nong Sunshine Society New York Cynthia Westover Alden The New York Recorder Alden Secord Mrs

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