Merry Wives of Windsor at Theatre Louisville Delights Audiences
A Louisville theatre bill promotes The Merry Wives of Windsor as a lively, prose rich comedy with Sir John Falstaff in top form. Louis James leads a staging featuring Windsor Castle interiors and Carter Inn sets with noted electric effects promised. The piece emphasizes humor, character, and scenic detail, citing Queen Bess era motifs and starfish science amid an eclectic program.
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Louisville
America
Bess
John Falstaff
Shakespeare
Windsor
Sir John
Louis James
Asia
James
Page
Windsor Road
Windsor Castle
Carter Inn
Ford
British Museum
Margaret Howe
Windsor Forest
Horne
Deep Creek News Returns With Free Delivery
The Deep Creek column resumes in The Sun noting Free Delivery began on Monday and will bring more Deep Creek items. Town updates cover visits, illnesses, court trips in Springfield, a gubernatorial defeat seen as temperance related, and local travel news including Mr. Carl Martin’s Rural Route debut.
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Sun
Deep Creek
W. B. Carpenter
Reid
Mackville
Fenwick
J. H. Elicott
Adam Elliott
Boyle County
Melvina Young
Jensonton
David Key
the Grove
Newton Bradley
Power
Sallie Yankey
Indiana
John T. Key
J.h.elliott
George Elliott
Springfield
J. H. Elliott
T. J. Graves
Beckham
Jas. Lowe
J. H. Elliott, Jr
Adam
Elliott
Maggie Coyle
May Young
Anderson Holderman
Henry
Carl Martin
Thomas Martin
Perryville
Odd Railroad Test On Boston and Maine Line
Along the eastern Boston and Maine division between Boston and Portsmouth residents witnessed a man riding the engine of train No. 29 on a canvas wind break. The test measured water and coal use per mile and engine speed under different steam pressures. Inspectors in the cab recorded the fireman’s handling of the locomotive during round trips.
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Boston and Maine
Boston
Portsmouth
New Chinese Army Comment by Rev Ng Poon Chow
The Rev Ng Poon Chow spoke at Calvary church in San Francisco warning about China’s military growth. He claimed China is building a standing army of 1,000,000 men, noting China has historically had only running or sitting armies.
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Ng Poon Chow
Calvary Church
San Francisco
Ching
China
His Only Pair Tailor Repair Prompts Mystery
A fragment suggests a tale of Brown I sending trousers to a tailor for repair and a brief aside about Little Binks wondering why someone was not seen. The text is richly fragmented and lacks clear events or outcomes.
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Endorsed by A Lodge of Users
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as fast relief for headaches. It cites Mrs Louise Leweelyn of Powell South Dakota and her son Frank Snyder praising the product and notes a 25 cent package of 25 doses sold by about 45 000 U.S. druggists. Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
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Miles
U.S
Frank Snyder
Louise Leweelyn
Powell
South Dakota
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
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Black
Lawrenceburg
Black & Johnson
Pulliam, Kentucky
Kentucky
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Louis Jones
Jennings
Johns Hopkins
Timothy and
Clover
Timothy
H. D. Stiles
Springfield, Ky
White Plymoth Rocks
Lane
A. C. Kimball
Pita
HERTLE@IN
Nih Eeven
Adolph Hertlein
Bryan
Courier-Journal
Nashville American
Heral
Cincinnati
Atlanta Constitution
Steekly
St. Louis Ri
American Agriculturis
American Farmereeders’ Gazette
Country Gentleman
Lippincott’s Magazine
Scribner’s Mgazine Ledger Monthly
S Magazine
Harper's Weekly
the Sun
The
Louisville Times
Daily Iet- Journal
Daily Courier- Journal
Daily Courier-Journal
ier-Journal
Louisvil Herald
Daily
Kentucky State Journal
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