Restraint in Modern Plays Sparks Barroom Debate
John the Barkeep rants that restraint on stage misrepresents real life emotions and reactions. He cites critics and performances by Hammfattsky Swelluprine Under-Kuvver Sobadd and others, arguing true passion eclipses polite calm in crisis. He notes a stage father’s ruin telegram scene shows artificial restraint versus real panic.
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Hoi Polloi
Stage Lovers and Real Life in a Modern Play
A speaker criticizes stage restraint as fake, preferring raw human truth. He mocks a stage lover who fumbles and defends a boastful girl, forecasts her comeuppance, and laments theatrical decorum as contrived. He longs for honest, spine chilling drama over polished performance.
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Chosen to Go to Washington for Statehood Vote
Miss Della Sisson of Stroud Oklahoma and fifty girls will travel to Washington in a private car to witness the statehood bill in the Senate. They aim to influence the vote by securing subscriptions to Sturm's Statehood Magazine, and friends in the county are asked to support her effort.
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Okla
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E and T H Timetable and Winter Tourist Rates
North bound E and T H timetable listings cover Atlantic City New York Baltimore Indianapolis Denver and regional destinations with details on second class colonist rates Winter Tourist Tickets to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo sell through May 31st 1906 and include a 47.20 round trip. Also notes on stopovers extensions and period limits for extended tickets.
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Illinois Central offers double daily service and varied cars
The Illinois Central Railroad promotes double daily service with dining, buffet library, chair, and sleeping cars from Chicago to New Orleans and beyond. It markets access to South West resorts including Mardi Gras in New Orleans on Feb 27, 1906, and notes Gulfport as a Gulf Coast resort with the Great Southern Hotel. Ocean sailings from New Orleans go to Mexico, Central America, Panama, the West Indies, and Europe. Havana via New Orleans service is highlighted.
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Illinois Central Excursions to Mexico California and Cuba
Advertisement outlines weekly steamship and train tours from Chicago to Havana and Mexico California. Details routes from Chicago and St Louis to ship side, through Dix ie Flyer line, and special Pullman trains with dining and observation cars. Contact A H Hanson and S G Hanson in Chicago for full particulars.
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