The Circus Then And Now In Public Memory And Modern Times
The piece recalls the circus as a timeless spectacle from Nero to Madison Square Garden, noting color and action, the big parade, and acts from midgets to fire eaters. It compares Rome’s Circus Maximus with today’s indoor venues and reflects on changing fashions and the enduring thrill of the Greatest Show on Earth.
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Borneo
Nero
Circus Maximus
Palatine
Aventine
Rome
New York
Chicago
Madison Square Garden
Coliseum
Fragmentary tale mix of shipboard life and desires
A damaged OCR fragment recounts a man aboard a ship receiving care after a mishap near Chertsey and Staines. It mentions an ambulance, a bungalows, and crew reactions. The piece shifts to philosophical musings on ambition and titles, citing Ruskin and clergyman, bishop, and prince.
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Thames 3
Chertsey
Staines
Teléphione
Sealine
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Sisphant
Arctic
Fredké
Fakira
Hera
Cirreus
Proehl Haller Jakson
Ray Walters
Fryig
Tech Tee
Bishrop
Béy
Mmy
Sardom
Rusktin
Heye Foundation
Museums of the American Indian
Lost City
St. Thomas
New
Great Britain
London
William Aitchell-Thorson
Charles W. Keesler
Danville
Luke Parsons
Salina
Kan
Keesler
Kansas
Joe Cannon
Mrs. Dols
Cornell Mud Rush
Fresh
Cornell University
Titanic
Modoc