Reading the Sunday Light on Education and Shylock notes
A long Sunday Light column covers public schools opening signs of rain and fair holidays for students, teacher attendance concerns, grade meetings, library strengths, and geography progress. It also reviews Shakespeare’s Shylock and a San Antonio mission piece with local history and a moral tale.
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Qood
Jessia Shane
Tha Dow
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Ieee
Kemtutky
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The Evening Star fairy tale and Hiawatha legends
A blended excerpt mixes an Indian fairy tale of Owenee and Osseo at the Evening Star with the legend of Hiawatha guided by Nokomis and a Great Pearl Feather. It shifts to a Greek tale of a duke, Emile, and the siege of Thebes, ending with Creon slain and Thebes restored, page continues.
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Evening Star
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Land of the Evening Star
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Htawatha
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Athenis
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Thebes
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A.ringle Tay
Creon
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Fragmentary note hints at holiday greetings and names
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a holiday greeting and several unclear names. It references changing a surname, a light note on singing or eping, and a line about an angel leaving rest for time with a lead to someone named Lewin. Text is incomplete and ambiguous.
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Shylock
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Antonio
Rassanin
Anionie Wietles
Thosnard
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A Shakespeare Anniversary Speech Framed by Wordplay
Francis Raymond delivers a playful Stratford address at the Shakepearian anniversary night. He borrows Shakespearean titles to tease critics, mock applause, and thank the audience, noting the crowd’s reaction and ending with clever lines about “All Well That Ends Well.”
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Merchant of Venice
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Atacbeth
Pericles
Tyeelf Black
Othalia
Ores Labor Eesti
Verona
England
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Henry
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Cressida
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Athems
Anthony
Cleopatra
How the Woodpecker Got Its Crest Tale Card
Fragmentary tale about Nokomis Hiawatha and the Great Pearl Penner. Mentions Hiawatha, Pekaron, and reward to a woodpecker. Narration references a journey in a distant country and Native American characters.
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