Million Dollar Season Shows Theatrical Cash Flow
A lengthy expose details the sprawling economics of major American theater. It outlines theater networks, equipment needs, salaries, and staffing from stagehands to chorus girls, with figures for New York and other cities. The piece argues vast sums flow through the industry, supporting factories, lumberyards, and suppliers while shaping regional economies.
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New York
Chicago
Ityia
Maltignore
Washregion
Tuffalo
Cinelanati
Crow Tire
Metropolie
Neonork
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Hobokent
Bewark
Bouton
Providence
Whiladelphis
Baltimore
Waebligton & Wattaro
Sachester
Albany
Syracuse
Pillebury
United States
Supreme Court
Ben Hor
Charles Frohman
America
England
Alf Mayman
Hollis 2
Cooley
National Association of Theatrical Producing Manageru
Tralee
Alp Hayman
Hard Times and Matrimony in a Hard Year
The piece argues 1908 saw a 20 percent drop in marriages amid hard times. It notes Manhattan alone had about 20,000 unmarried people while jewelry trade reflects economic mood. It juxtaposes love and finance, suggesting prosperity and unions rise and fall together.
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Manhattan
After Dinner Banter Turns to Art Critics
In a relaxed gathering, Smith probes for topics to spark debate among the group. He quizzes on recent architects like Lanuche Terache Saluche and Skabuche, dismissing several as mediocre, then abruptly calls out Walter amid the ensuing eruption of laughter.
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Smith
Michael Angelo
Jones
Lanuche
Terache
Saluche
Walter
Fewer Wethers Reach Market as High Prices Persist
Demand for good wethers remains tight as farmers discard heavier breeding stock. If range districts stay poorly connected to markets and mutton and wool prices stay high, numbers of wethers sold will drop further. Prime wethers 95 to 125 pounds fetch best prices, with 140 pounds capable of prime grade for export demand overseas.
Make-Up of Horses Teeth From Foal to Permanent Dentition
The article details horse dental development from birth foals with two central incisors to permanent teeth. It covers tooth counts, cup retention timelines, and the gradual eruption and displacement processes that distinguish early versus late foals, noting cups and crown changes across ages.
Live Stock Notes on Breeding and Care for Various Farm Animals
Practical guidance for livestock management from sow farrowing and lambing to horse handling and hog care. Notes cover feeding, quiet handling, disease prevention, and the Ohio station finding on corn and oats as feeds for work horses. Recommendations include diverse feed before farrowing, regular exercise for mares, and avoiding constipation in sows with salt and root vegetables. Lead horses carefully to water and inspect hog housing quality.
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Ohio
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Rialto
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Klaw & Arlanger
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