Two Opera Bill Delights Tivoli Moore Crowd
Lombardi company presents Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci at Moore Theatre. Turiddu Lola Santuzza and Alfio drive jealousy and tragedy in the first opera with a village church scene and a knife duel. The second, Pagliacci, follows a wandering troupe led by Canio amid comic and tragic misdeeds in a traveling performance.
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Maccagni
Cavalieria Rusticana
Leoncavallo
Lola
Wettebin
Tener
Aletjan
Churehgeera
Heen
Heaven
Hantusea
Oprang
Lue
Alte
Santas
Aings
Mamma Luca
Uriddu
Santasta
Pee Ahe
Monse
Alfie
Turiddu
Lucia
Sentusea
Serview
Orcr
Santusee
Eosante
Mantusta
Santursa
Nlusstea
Alfio
Howe
Ron
Gantusee
Ile
Mantusea
Tonto
Neddarand
Canie
Cante
Beppo
Alan
Nedda
Nico
Bargain Days in Constantinople and World Politics
A column satirically weighs Turkey's new constitution and its wartime bargaining, imagining Turkey selling or trading territories from Egypt to Mesopotamia while critiquing imperial powers and domestic figures. It mocks expansionist zeal and public sentiment, with digressions on Japan, Cuba, and American politics.
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New Zealand
Saxony
Switzerland
Turkey
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Europe
Austria
Egypt
Tunis
Tripoli
Francis Joseph
England
Russia
Roumania
Roumelia
Greece
Macedonia
Crete
Bulgaria
Montenegro
Ireland
Mesopotamia
Persian Gulf
Germany
Abdul the Damned
Philippines
Japan
Yokohama
Abdul
Fragmented moral reflection on marriage and freedom
An extended, scattered meditation argues that both men and women should marry, warning that unwed status harms personal development and benefits selfish cowardice. It contrasts a fable of the clever fox with a tale of a talent buried in a napkin, and cites a Cleveland Plain Dealer quote about a hat in crowded streetcars.
Diana's Diary Vaudeville Debut as Dainty Dairymaids
In a crowded Nickel Palace tableau, Mies Oilipickios debuts as an understudy for the Spinacehi sisters. She and Carlotta Spinacchi perform as the Two Dainty Deirymaids, facing mismatched reception and wardrobe mishaps as the act unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Oilipickios
Spinacehi Sisters
Fred Schaefer
Myself
Carlotta Spinacchi
Spinacehi
Carlotta
Bealt
Moral outcry on marriage norms and child welfare
A long reflective essay urges moral renewal amid scandals of improper relationships, unwed motherhood, and disrupted homes in a large city. It condemns parent neglect and praises stable homes while calling for societal action to protect children and uphold divine and social law.
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Tong
California
Beattie
Pat
Kingdom of Heaven
Jesus Christ
Trwight
Gaar
Alexander I
Seale
Mt. Peterabira
Moscow
The Gath For Tired Ando Nervous People
A historic home remedy advises bathing fatigued nervous individuals with sea salt water, ammonia spirits and camphor in alcohol to soothe nerves. It claims quick relief and sleep, recommending eye baths with hot water and salt to calm restless children.
Fragmented reminiscence of youth and love in verse
A nostalgic, fragmented poem recalls bachelor days and longings. The speaker writes of past loves, a pipe smoking night, and a child calling at the door as a mother greets the playing children. The text preserves intimate memory with oblique portraits and personal emotion.
Fragmented quotes hint at a wild collage of newspaper snips
A jumble of aphorisms and clipped phrases from various papers recalls literary tastings and stray jokes. It mentions Jouk Wine opinions, nautical fear, wife waiting up, and misheard quotes from multiple cities, creating a chaotic collage of 1900s newspaper buzz.
Joy Walk in a Car Theft Provokes Righteous Rhetoric
A fragmentary poem notes a man who borrows another’s car for a joy ride and returns it, while critics deride him as a villain. It raises questions of justice and gender, contrasting a woman's heart and a man’s courage in a clipped, satirical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peg
King George Ill’s Humble Harvest Field Encounter
A story recounts King George III strolling a harvest field and chatting with a lone worker who did not recognize him. When asked why she did not join the crowd hoping to glimpse the king, she coolly replies she does not care to see him. The monarch, amused, slips away with the woman’s purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ill
England
Ikiboamase
New World
George
King George
Puzzle Contest Rules and Honor Roll Declared
The Star puzzle editor explains scoring rules for rebus puzzles and announces decisions on second contest entries. Readers named Alice Albitz Dotte Raymond Hurd Wilson Violet and others are listed with judgments on their submissions and honor status.
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Pusalo
Alice
Albitz
Raymond Hurd
Redondo
James Wilson
Joe Rossi
Franklin
Margaret Montieth
W. €. Stradley
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Bcoaithangelo
Pompeo Ens
Constantinople
Heney
Haz Aiso
Ree
Gov. Hay
King County
Pulitzer
Roosevelt
Col. Tucker
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Taft
Aston Gehment
Oregon
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Cleveland
Diana
Camelia Spinacchi
Joseph L. Garvin
First Christian Church
William the Conqueror
Pizarro
Gen Burge
James Bmitiheen
Mitton
Prasmaries
Ney Sumner
Manley
Order of God and Men
Reed
Joe
Ptomeert
Rand
Hebaon
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Houston Post
Kayth
Chicago
Itale
Ethel
New York
Nacoyne
Lenin
Yonkers Statesman
Chicago News
Little
Yvette
Chawile
Estern
Everett True
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MR. Skygack
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Earth
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