Faery Queen revived in Cambridge after 290 years
The Faery Queen, revived at the New Theatre Cambridge after a lapse of over two centuries, drew praise. The sole 1693 performance, loss of the score, and a 1701 London Gazette reward offered for its discovery are noted. The manuscript was found 290 years later in a Royal Academy of Music collection.
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Vived iv Associa
D Press
Cambridge
Eng
Purcell
Maore
London Gazette
Royal Academy of Music
Valley View Notices of Local Death and Visits
The community expresses sorrow at the death of Luthe Kelly at 5 AM due to flu. Sympathy is extended to Granville Kelly’s family. Mrs. Oscar Newby improves from illness. Miss Jennie Mae Tisdale and Miss Jewel Deane Bryson visit, with relatives in town. Alberta Hays suffers a painful fall but injuries are not serious. Various locals, including Bill Robinson and Kathleen Broughton, are noted for visits and shopping trips.
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Luthe
Kelly
Granville Kelly
Oscar Newby
Jennie Mae Tisdale
Peyrtontown
Ellis Broughton
Jewel Deane Bryson
Hannon Reece
Bill Robinson
Ravenna
Alberta Hays
H .H. Robinson
Encouraging plans for Dixie Highway work announced
The Appalachian Trade Journal of Knoxville notes plans for early spring work on the Dixie Highway from Knoxville to Cincinnati. It cites a seven mile Gauley Mountain grade near Livingston and a May 1 completion target for masonry and concrete work, with some work resuming April 1.
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Knoxville
Cincinnati
Appalachian Trade Journal of
Gauley Mountain
Livingston
Laurel County
W. L. Moss
Frankfort
Kentucky
Kentucky Roads Department
Federal
Rockcastle River
London
Rockcastle County
Moves and Musings of Bend Community Quick Notes
Mr. George Jesple relocates to the Congleton farm near Bend Waco folk James W and Ada Smyth Berea College students visit home from Saturday to Tuesday Henry Webb Jess Dennis and Will Hill buy phonographs Hill extols their restorative power The Tangle Foot Club forms among local youths though shoe sizes from seven to eleven hinder dancing The old time fiddler in the group recalls prize wins while his thoughts drift to the sunny south and mockingbirds.
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George Jesple
Waco
J. D. Congleton
James W
Ada Smyth
Berea College
Henry Webb
Jess
Dennis
Will Hill
Hill
Tangle Foot Club
Tub
Turk
South
Haz ard Water Co offers city water plant package
In response to a move to buy and improve the water service, the Haz ard Water Co submitted an offer to sell the city its equipment franchise and indebtedness of $3,500 for $10,000.
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Hazard Water Co
Presbyterians Promote Pay Up Campaign Nationwide
The New Era Movement of the Presbyterian church launches a Pay Up campaign urging timely payment of 1919 pledges by March 31. Advertising copied to small towns and pastors. local paid ads at Presbyterian New Era Movement HQ. A planned future drive for a 1920 21 budget of 23 million dollars extends the effort with pastors bearing some costs. Around one thousand pastors now advertise weekly in local papers.
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New Era Movement
Presbyterian Church
United States
Presbyterian Department of Publicity
Presbyterian New Era Movement
The
Presbyterian
Twin boys born to Mr and Mrs Rhodus in Kirksville
In Kirksville Mr and Mrs Edward Rhodus celebrate the arrival of handsome twin boys weighing seven and eight pounds named Garnet and Glen. The community notes improving weather as farmers prepare beds for crops. Miss Anna Mae Prewitt returns to Gérard County school after a brief absence.
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Edward Rhodus
Garnet
Glen
Anna Mae Prewitt
Gérard County
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Madison Monumental Works
Chas. Tapp
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Richmond
Swiice Company
Icorporate Chas. Tapp
Walsh
Louisville, KY
Cardus
Cardal
Cardui
Kathleen Broughton
Nicholasville
Edith Broughton
Mrs
J. Quin Taylor
Chase
Young
Lexington, Kentucky
West Short Street
Douglas & Simmons
Erskine Dale
John Fox, JR
Scribner’s Magazine
Roosevelt
Labor Letters
Kirksville
J. S. Stanifer
Dr. Chase
Richmond NY
Ray West
Cleo Bullying
Bob Walker
Gen
Todd & Sons Contractors
GLAD
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Reading
Lydia
Pinkham
Va. Stern
Douglas Street
Reading, Pa
Gainesville
Tex
Gias
W. M
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R. A. Moberley
Moberly, Ky
Zaring
Armour & Company
Richmond, Kentucky
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