Daisy Gibson League Urged to Reform the Stage
A call for a Daisy Gibson league to refuse indecent and suggestive roles in theatre. The piece argues for self restraint by actors to preserve womanhood and audience decency, urging organized labor among performers and noting historical shifts in theatrical standards. It also mentions unrelated current items about Aviator Hamilton and legal matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Gibson
National Manufacturers’ Association
Charles the Second
Daisy Gibson League
No Boarders Wanted Here in Underground Home
Mr and Mrs P Dog live in an underground apartment house with many sand porches. Creepy Crawley the poisonous snake and Butcher Beak the burrowing owl arrive as boarders. A deadly confrontation ends with both intruders killed, leaving behind a dead snake and a dead owl and the couple’s quiet porch life restored. The tale closes with a tease for tomorrow’s story.
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Tre Oruntories
Idaho Cevert
P. Dox
Minnie
Mr. P Dog
Mra. P. Dog
Mr. P. Dog
Creepy Crawley
Butcher Beak
Hatcher Beak
Mrs. P. Dog
Mighty Little Wisest Men on Halley’s Comet Warnings
A 19th century roundtable quotes experts from Lowell Observatory and scientists in lively debate about Halley’s Comet. Predictions cover distance, tail composition, atmospheric effects, and potential Earth impacts, with scenarios ranging from harmless to catastrophic, and reflections on cosmic scale and divine order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Lowell
Lowell Observatory
Earth
Astronomers Debate The Comet Tail Threat To Earth
F L Seagrave and several professors discuss the approaching comet event. Opinions range from no danger to potential meteor shower or atmospheric effects. Some say solar radiation or X rays from the tail could alter water vapor and climate, while others expect minimal health impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. £. Seagrave
Providence
Henry N. Russell
Princeton University
New York Plans Lemonade in Subway Stations and Aerial Tours
Subway manager Hedley proposes a lemonade service in all stations after June 1 offering glasses for one cent to ease hot weather discomfort. A separate project envisions an air ship ride between the Metropolitan and Singer buildings, with a four-passenger monoplane operating every half hour, weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hedley
Subway
Metropolitan
Singer
Fragmented Note on Train Ride and Spectator Exchanges
Readable parts describe a travel or train scene with questions about a parade or performance. Mentions Geo Bernard Mhaw and a first night program with players. The tone suggests casual chatter and confusion about outcomes or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Bernard Mhaw
Hia
Ali
Mansures
Then It Happened The Discontinued Story Archibald
Archibald Moote loved nature and farm life. He worked on a tree on his suburban property and spoke softly of finishing the job before coming down from the limb.
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Archibald Bmoote
Public Eye Hints at Political Moves for Generals and Keavenor
The column notes Gen Charles HH Grosvenor, nicknamed Old Pig gers, near seventy seven, may stay in politics beyond his 20 years in Congress. It also mentions Keavenor, retired from Congress, seeking a government post under Taft, aiming for any well paid position.
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Gen
Chas. HH
Congress
Pathi
Ohio
Keavenor
Taft
Come Again Darlin A Dreamland Verse Fragment
A fragmentary poem appears in Harper's Magazine April issue showing nostalgic imagery of roses hedge summer sun window ledge and dreamlike scenes. It references Marie Vant and a dance in Dreamland with lines about leaning on a window and watching for a loved one.
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Vune
Hugh
Darlin
Siil
Aegis
Marie Vant
Harper's Magasine
Lowest price suits for boys in our department
Our store offers its Boys' Department cutting costs for families. The finest suits for the money on the third floor, with more selections and savings for parents buying clothes for their sons.
Suit Styles For Boys Ages Six To Seventeen
Double breasted suits in medium weight woolen worsteds cheviots and tweeds offered in sizes six to seventeen years. Described as very dressy and durable with a broad color range and expert tailoring.
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Buster Brown
Suits for 1910 display hand made wool line
An advertisement touts Nobby 1910 Suits as perfectly tailored for boys, handmade from pure wool with superior linings. Colors shown include blue gray brown and green with superb patterns.
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Nobby 1910
Sign commissions Shasta Limited image for Oregon & Washington
An artistic advertising sign near Seconday and Merion showcases a rear view of the Shasta Limited, the Oregon & Washington and Southern Pacific luxury train. The train runs Seattle daily at 1 am, reaches Portland at 5 20 pm, then arrives in San Francisco the next evening.
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Oregon & Washington Railroad
Seconday
Merion
Shasta Limited
Oregon & Washington
Southern Pacific
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
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Law of Supply and Demand
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Molitor
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Garrett P. Serviss
F. C. Campbell
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H. Jacoby
Columbia University
W. H. Pickering
Harvard Observatory
Camille Flammarton
Alfred Mitchell
M. Deslandres
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Little Old New York
Norman
Metropolitan Opera House
A. L. Erlanger
Lee Shubert
Solinus
Ephesus
Charles Bigelow
Rexon
Syracuse
Edwin Foy
Antipholus
B. H. Sothern
Annette Kewi
Aemilia
Aegon
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Pest
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Robert Mantell
Angelo
Sam Bernard
Oscar Hamerstein
David Jasco
Pineh
Johnston Forber Robertson
Laciana
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Luce
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Jack Bansatt
Willie Preston
Josh Wise
Phovia
Our Daily
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Walt
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