Comedie Francaise Star Praises American Art and Stage
Frederick Febvre of the Comedie Francaise visits America offering candid views on Ada Rehan and contemporary theater. He critiques stage details and mocks social poses, praises Henry Dixie's acting and Denman Thompson, and urges a national conservatory of declamation. Industry news notes new works, burlesques, and upcoming productions in New York and other cities.
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Frederick Febvre
Comedie Vrancaise
France
Ada Rehan
M. Pebvre
MM. Webvre
Henry M. Dixie
M. Pebyre
Rob Roy
Susan
Denman Thompson
Febvre
Williant
Witoharcin
Polonius
Ophelia
Othello
Desdemona
Varied coinage leads in European nations
The article notes Norway has the greatest number of varied coins with eighteen pieces, eight of them bronze. England follows with seventeen coins, including Maundy money, highlighting a rich diversity of mintages across Europe.
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Norway
England
Welsh Jottings on Home Rule and Church Issues
The article notes Cardiff awarding freedom to Sir E. J. Reed and Rev L Pugh Lewis taking a Neath ministry, cites Bangor's costly unopposed council plan for a pier, and reports funding for Khassia Hills missions. It discusses Wrexham church color disputes, wage details in North Wales, and broader Welsh disestablishment debates with various party and church perspectives.
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E. J. Reed
Cardiff
L. Pugh Lewis
Dolnelly
Neath
Bangor Corporation
Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Missionary Society
Joglah Thomas
Liverpool
Khassia Hills
India
Sociery
Gov
W. Williams
Lievewag Hall
Denbigh
Wrexham
Llandat
North Wales
Hichard Foulkes
John Mydileton
Caventry
Omer
Artisound
Edward Isaac
Richard Roberts
Gabriel Lee
David Edwards
Thomas David
Edward Ambrose
Richard Edwards
Hugh Morris
Altogther
Diye
Sid
Local Government Board
F.T. Bircham
North
South Wales
Mornmouthshire
Mr. Bircham
Wales
South
Herald Cymraeg
Welah
Mr. Asquith
Whit
Bangor
Archbishop of Canterbury
S. Jones
Hyde Park Avenue
Tabernacle Church
Lauganne
Red Snow Banks of Greenland Landmark Story
Red snowbanks near Cape York Greenland were noted as a striking arctic feature discovered by Captain John Hoes. Reports describe mile upon mile of blood red snow as colorful proof of a paleolithic like organism later referenced by Greely during explorations.
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Arctic
Cape York
Greenland
John Hoes
Greely
Miseroseo
Owly
Clifty
Eye Self-Reflection Question Sparks Curious Insight
An unscientific speaker asks about seeing one’s own eye. He suggests closing the left eye and pressing the right eye to reveal a round dark dot near the outer eye area, proposing it could be the retina reflecting light, or merely an optical illusion.
Electrical Headlights for Nurses Report
Electricity funds a tribute to human needs as lamps become horse headlights. An incandescent lamp sits in a curved reflector fed by a small battery on the vehicle. The horse, treated as a cyclosean creature, traverses streets with a wary engine watcher look.
University standings claim Penn third largest in America
The article claims the University of Pennsylvania may be the third largest in the nation for a second time, after Harvard and Michigan. It notes roughly 4,000 students at Michigan, about 2.39 percent at Pennsylvania, and Yale in fourth place with an unclear figure.
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University of Pennsylvania
America
University of Michigan
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Yule
Glass Sandpaper Powdered Glass Sandpaper Made From Glass
Sandpaper is produced from powdered glass rather than sand. Glass is readily ground by heating until red hot and quenching in water, then ground in an iron mortar. Sieves of varying mesh sizes separate the powder into different grades of fineness.
Judge Logue Rules on Whistling and Hissing at Plays
Cleveland judge declares that a boy has no legal right to hiss in protest or whistle in approval during a play. The ruling negates objections to audience sounds as protected speech in this courtroom interpretation.
Chicago Matinee Features Josey in Brahms Concerto
Josey and Theodore Thomas presented Brahms No. 2 in B flat op. 83 at a Chicago auditorium matinee. The Herald praised Josey as a brilliant pianist with flawless technique and vivid tone, drawing enthusiastic applause from the audience.
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Josey
Theodore Thomas
Chicago
Johannes Brahms
the Herald
Joseffy
Digestive Ailments and Liver Constipation Remedies
A historical medical note lists symptoms from digestive diseases including constipation acidity heartburn and sensation of pressure followed by a claim that PILLS free the system of these disorders. It describes symptoms such as inward piles fullness of blood in the head and yellowing of the skin.
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Radway
Persia
Aden
SSS
Soln
H.C. Sanderson
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Scranton
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Belgium
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Philadelphia
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