Miss Felice Lyne American Opera Star in London
Felice Lyne, a Kansas born American singer in her twenty first year, has become a sensation in Paris and London. She grew up in Allentown Pennsylvania where her father Sanford Lyne is a physician and trained in instrumental music before studying in Paris with Mme Marchesi and Jean de Reszke. Her rise credits D Ann Dhigne of Paris for developing her high tones and fame in major European venues.
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London
Audientes
Felice Lyne
Pari
Meira
Kansasity
Miss Lrne
Allentown
Sanford T. Lyne
Felice
Allentown College For Women
Miss Lyne
Kansas City
Paris
Mme. Marchesi
Jean de Reszke
D’ann- Dhigne
Bouck White Book Endorsed Amid Heresy Charges Fears
Reports claim Bishop staff at Church of the Holy Trinity Brooklyn anticipate heresy charges over Bouck White's The Call of the Carpenter. White argues Jesus as a workingman and agitator against Roman and industrial oppression with an emphasis on labor leadership and Sermon on the Mount messages.
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Christ
White Endegyora
Jesus
Mr. White
Palestine
Pilate
Jeans
Ifesto
Lone Hunter Fends Off Wolf on Ice in Michigan Tale
Dr M A Leach recounts camping on Lake Michigan ice when a gray wolf entered his hut seeking warmth. The wolf stalked him as a rescue boat approached through breaking ice. In a desperate struggle the doctor escaped by leaping into the water and boarding the boat as the wolf watched from the ice.
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M. A. Leach
Lake Michigan
Daddy Longlegs Insects In American Folklore Weigh Natural Traits
Detroit Free Press describes daddy longlegs as a blunt bodied insect with thirty distinct tribes among which only three cause serious garden damage. It notes their flight, breeding, and larval development from August to September, highlighting their spiny surface and surface emergence using silk-like slings.
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Thao Daddy - Dongiege
Te’ Pis
Grasn
Daddy Ionglegs
Madam
Detroit
Contrary Crockery Pranks Stir Domestic Bewitchment
London Ladies World recounts. china sets allegedly bewitched as dishes ruin and resist use. A tale of prankish sorcery warns housewives away from scolding maids while detailing a blue edged service, a ruined tureen, and a water-holding jug that later behaved normally after months on a shelf. It also cites a Revolutionary era tale of Mrs Fenwick and her daughter’s match with Major William Leigh Pierce in Savannah.
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Mary Anne
London
Charlotte Fenwick
England
William Leigh Pierce
Major Pierce
Tawdry Saint Lace Link to St Ethelreda’s Fame
Mention of the tawdry nickname tied to St Ethelreda known as St Audrey. In Isle of Ely a fair once sold cheap showy lace called Tawdry lace, later used as a proverb for garish goods. Source cites London Chronicle and Philadelphia Bulletin style quips about shopping and pricing.
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St. Ethelreda
Isle of Ely
Ethelreda
Audrey
London Chronicle
Mr. Nubride
Suffering and Spiritual Forces in Merriam's View
The text notes the role of suffering as a core element heightened by spiritual forces, producing genuineness and strength in the world, attributed to George 8. Merriam.
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George
Merriam
Chicago News Teases Photo Display Change
A fragment from a Chicago page hints at a scene with Miss Pewler and Celeste arranging hair and ordering a daughter's photograph to be mounted on the wall in a domestic moment. The language and names suggest a local newspaper brief or column item.
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Miss Pewler
Celeste
Do you know any remedy for a deadlock
A short quip from The Natural One asks for a remedy to a deadlock and suggests a key to the situation, echoing a playful exchange found in a Baltimore American style voice.
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Passaic Ave
Chestnut ST
Nutley, NJ
Broadway
First Ward Shoe Store
Joe Ciccone
Franklin Av
Naty
Preddie
Ma‘aia
Ives
Walter Johnson
Thomas Nichols
Brookfield Avenue
Efe
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