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Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1906

Page

10

Diva of Grand Opera Flies to Italian Home After Season Ends

Madame Emma Eames travels to Vallombrosa for a simple life with husband Julian Story after contracts expire. The famed soprano shifts from stage to mountain estate, sharing humor with friends, tending a garden, and enjoying a dinner where she sings in a festive, intimate setting.

Mrs. Julian Emma Eames Musicband Ttalian Madame Emma Eames Juilet Marguerite Alda Hited Aosema Vallombrosa Julian Story Eery Mared Mae Mr. Story Aaparia Italy Rebet W. W. Story Joe Weber Lew Fields Sam Bernard Ihs Madame Eames Grand Opera Mia

Above the Clouds Portraits and Monastic Innovation

The passage describes a famed storm cloud view by an aeronaut, likening rain to a water fall and noting distant thunder and lightning. It shifts to Florence health retreats, summer homes of Americans, Medici hunting lodge, and Julian Story’s artistic circle at Campignoni. A vivid encounter with Story and his wife accompanies a tour up to Torre Di Campignon with a loggia reception and a striking image of a singer’s companion arriving in a white duck skirt.

Florence Medici Julian Story Campignoni Torre di Campignon Story Ainging Fryen Singer al Torre Mr. Story

Poem links Democ racy to demise amid Salem oak lore

Representative J W Gaines of Tennessee provoked laughter in the House by reciting a satirical poem about Democracy’s death. The piece, filled with surreal images, ends with a claim that the Democratic party will be dead when various absurdities occur. The Salem oak tree in Friends Burial Grounds, Salem New Jersey, is noted as the New Jersey Forestry Association’s trademark and possibly the nation’s largest oak.

J. W. Gaines Tennessee House Serman Suiumer Anu Abd Mke Iimberger Suelly Mike Cologn Democratic Party Friends’ Burial Grounds Salem N. J United States New Jersey Forestry Association

Juvenile Gardeners at Jamestown Exposition Showcase Home Pleasures

One hundred boys from Norfolk, Newport News, and Hampton plant and tend school gardens at the Jamestown Exposition under Warren H. Manning. The program, with seeds and plots, aims to teach planting times, soil care, and landscape beauty, while prizes honor the best cultivated plots and demonstrate U S Department of Agriculture experiments.

Department of Agriculture Norfolk Newport News Hampton Warren H. Manning Wade Exposition’ Company U. S. Department of Agriculture Solia Uncle Sam Agricultural Department St. Louis

Relics of Jamestown Celebrate Pocahontas and Captain John Smith

The Jamestown Exposition highlights relics of Pocahontas and Captain John Smith. Archaeological finds near Powhatan Oak reveal ancient arrowheads from Indian life, with battles at Sewell’s Point noted. The Hampton Roads region’s historic grounds become the Norfolk Virginia exposition site today.

Smiths Captain John Pocahontas Captain John Smith America Ohio River Indiana Armerica Exposition Round Hampton Roads Sewell’s Point Hampton Toads Whesapeake Bay Norfolk Virginia

Institute calls for industrial training in every school

Resolutions adopted at the closing sessions of the American Institute of Instruction in New Haven urge the installation of industrial departments in all efficient school systems. The body also emphasizes persistent training of American youth in honesty integrity and uprightness amid concerns over dishonesty in high places and rising crime.

American Institute of Instruction New Haven Americas

Agricultural course proposed to replace general science in Norton County High School

The Norton County board of education decided to replace the general science curriculum with an agricultural course taught by a Kansas State Agricultural College graduate. Secretary of Agriculture Wilson supported agricultural education in the short grass region, aiding Norton with experts to advise on farming practices, pests, and farm infrastructure. The plan emphasized practical, Saturday farm projects linking schooling to farmers tax-supported community needs.

Norton County High School Kansas State Agricultural College Wilson Office of Experiment Stations Norton The State Agricultural College Pond Department of Agriculture Norton County Kansas Se Eal Pee Grounds Wneidentala Farmine County Superintendent of Schools

Norton County High School Expands To Farm Centric Curriculum

Norton County High School adds a practical agricultural program to its brick two story campus. The new course covers botany, crop science, grain judging, dairy science, farm accounting, and machinery care with support from local implement dealers who fund prizes. The effort aims to boost county farming and adapt education to semiarid regional needs with a growing student interest.

Norton Middle West Norton County High School County Superintendent of Schools

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