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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1906

Page

13

Barnstormers’ South American Odyssey Ends in Port Said Return

Hastings Clawson and Will Wood recount a three year barnstorming trek from Mexico to Bolivia and Brazil. They faced revolutions, arrests, sandstorms, and bribery as they toured theatres and tents, finally returning to New York after a perilous voyage via Manaus and Port Said.

Mexico Chile Bolivia Rio de la Plata Brazil Amazon Manaus Atlantic Mediterranean Port Said New York Hastings Clawson Rocky Mountains Will B. Wood Mr. Wood West Thirty- Ninth Street Mr. Clawson Guatemala Salina Cruz Colorado River Tehuantepec

The Education of Miss Frivolity and Spinster Mentor

A first person account by Egra Wade, a spinster, guiding Miss Frivolity a twenty one year old New York aspiring vocalist. The narrator contrasts their views on men, ambition, and self discipline while detailing Frivolity’s gifts, flaws, and slow moral awakening. The piece explores influence, independence, and the balance between talent and hard work.

Honey Lumps Miss Frivolity Egra Wade

German Orient Society reports new finds in Babylon Assur and Abusir

At the German Orient Society meeting Prof Delitzsch described Babylon excavations challenging Herodotus’ account and noted extensive finds in Assur including temple archives. Prof Ermann cited a prehistoric cemetery at Abusir Melegu with over 1,000 graves and lavish artifacts. Dr Koldewey discussed Mesopotamian topography and the palace ruins at Assur. He added details on Tukulti-Ninib and an Assyrian Pompeii. The report ends with a quip on wealth and waste.

Bagdad Euall Phrates German Orient Society Delitzsch United States Babylon Herodotus Euphrates Nebuchadnezzar Delitusch Assur Ermann Abusir Melegu Middle Egypt Rae Tukulti-Ninb

American and German school systems contrasted by official

A government official Dr Dunker who visited the United States compares American schools as institutions for education with German schools focused on instruction. He notes boards of education in the US and a centralized ministry in Germany, praising American democratic ideals and public discussion of educational questions. He adds that many men prefer poverty to marriage.

Mme. Bernhardt Santiago la Paz Bolivia Lake Titicaca Shotos Bahia Blanca Mr. Wood Sefer America Erlin Dr. Dunker United States Germany Board of Education Ministry of Instruction

Honest Reflections on Love and Frivolity in a Private Conversation

A narrator recalls a late evening with Miss Frivolity and a circle of men at home and out. The talk centers on courting, vanity, and contrasts between past and present affections, with remarks on singing, pride, and the cost of rare specimens of men.

Miss Frivolity Honey Lumps So-and Precious IGR Wode

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