The Stub Born IndereHa at English's Opera House
A Chicago praised musical comedy The Stub born indereHa opens at English's Opera House for three days with a Saturday matinee. The production features lavish costumes, a large chorus, and a modern moral tale ending with a Cinderella conclusion. Amy Leslie calls it a perfect show.
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A hurried man leaps from his carriage in front of an office building as a bold urchin offers to watch the horse. The man refuses and blankets the horse, insisting it will not run away, while the urchin jokes about the animal falling down.
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Financial guarantee plan risks banking standards says former director
George F. Roberts argues against a proposed federal deposit guarantee. He warns that shielding deposits from bank judgment undermines personal responsibility, could invite reckless banking, and threaten long term depositor protection and prudent investment.
Angler's Bitter Memories from Dupplin Castle
The Earl of Kinnrull recalls his long frustration with fishing despite mastering the rod. He notes friends with little skill who land huge salmon, while his own best spring balance tops out around thirty one pounds, reflecting on luck and skill in angling.
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Harvesting Tomato Crop at Vickery and VanCamp Hills
The tomato crop has been coming in for a week with a fair yield and good set. With ample rain and warm weather the crop is expected to be excellent. Vickery and VanCamp harvest 70 acres of tomatoes—the largest for any one firm—with many other farms listing 10 to 14 acres and numerous smaller fields.
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James E Watson to Speak at Comp ton Park Rally
Republican gubernatorial nominee James E Watson will address a gathering Tuesday at 2 PM in Comp ton's park east of town. The Old Shady Quartette will accompany him and, if rain, the opera house will host. October features other state and national speakers.
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