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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1906
Page
9
The Mysterious Knight Statue Mystery at the Met
A writer and sculptor Foulard uncover a chalk sculpture of a woman in a metropolitan studio, where a hidden flesh like arm appears. They reveal a life like face and body, debating whether the figure is alive or a dream, while the statue gains fame and public intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Museum
Foulard
Lis Inet
Sbe
Poulard
St. Foulard
Cranston Museum
Mother’s Silver Wedding Plan Crumbles Over Hidden Truth
Betty and Gertrude plot a grand silver wedding for their mother, but two days before invitations, they discover she despises the plan and only agreed to please them. They face the choice to cancel the event or accept the sacrifice and keep quiet. Youth’s Companion closes with the two sisters reevaluating their loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude
Betty
East Campton
Mother
Knight in Armor Guards a Hidden Woman Dream
A mysterious exhibit showcases a knight in old armor in a museum. Inside the bright suit sleeps a woman whose fate remains unknown as crowds stare, unaware of the concealed figure within. The narrator describes attempts to keep the secret while presenting the display with dramatic mystery.
Crowd gathers for man with pin and mucilage racket
A dignified man in buckskin gloves picks up a pin, draws a small box, and proclaims Stick to It mucilage in a self promotional stunt that draws a brief crowd and sharp quips. The scene ends as the crowd disperses amid ironic comments and a cartoonish performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Sitting Hens Nest Design From Hankinson Reader
A reader from Hankinson North Dakota shares a coop plan for sitting hens. The design features 16 foot rows with 16 nests per row and a 16 by 16 inch nest box, covered by a board, and integrated with ground level or near earth floor housing to ease brooding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Has
William Elwick
Hankinson
N. Dak
Chronology of world events from 1014 to 1898
A compiled timeline of historical milestones including battles, royal successions, discoveries, revolutions, and notable deaths. Entries mention Islip Bridge, Boston News Letter first issue, Potosi mines, Concord joining patriots, New Orleans capture, Fukuyama era, and the Spanish-American War start. Contains numerous dates, places, and personages across centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clontarf
Ireland
Order of the Garter
Edward III
Brazil
Pedro Alvarez Cabral
Henry VIII
England
Eliza Barton
Maid of
Kent
Potosi
Hammond
Norwich
San Salvador
Cromwell
Islip Bridge
Blake
Boston News
Quito
South America
Louis XVI
Marie Antoinette
Gen. Putnam
Concord
Mass
Francis I
Hungary
Bohemia
Warren Hastings
Great Britain
Russia
Order of Teutonic Knights
Washington, D. C
Constantinople
George Canning
George IV
First Episcopal Church
France
San Jacinto
Texas
Knoxville
Tenn
Arista
Matamoras
Chicago
St. Anthony’s Falls
Minn
Charleston
Gosport
Navy Yard
Fort Smith
Ark
New Orleans
Farragut
Denver
Colo
Petrel
Wirt Adams
London
Turkey
Gladstone
Exchequer
Welland Canal
Bear
Greely
Admiralty Office
Smeru
Java
St. Vincent de Paul
Quebec
John Danenhower
Liberty Bell
Philadelphia
Modern Nest Coop Design and Green Chick Feeding
Poultry notes describe a four part nest and feed coop with a latch door to keep hens secure from morning to night. Guidance covers hen sitting, slide doors, and run covers, plus a four foot run. Also discussed is green food for young chicks including lettuce on hotbeds and grassy runs when weather allows.
Paper Horseshoes Aid Work Animals and Car Wheels
A new durable light device helps those who help man by using a paper horseshoe. It is easier to fit and gentler on horses than iron shoes. The article notes Pullman car wheels have long been made of condensed paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Boston Globe
East
South
Notable Guests and Collectors Highlight 1900s Gossip
A parade of curiosities and travel notes from the era. Taenes Hegedus will give fifty concerts in the U S starting next November. King Edward owns nine cars without license. Sisowath of Cambodia tours Paris with 100 dancers. John Simmond retired postman has logged 180000 miles. Lord Tweedmouth avidly collects old china. Henry Allorge writes geometry themed poetry about figures like the parallelo pidon. The Prince of Wales’ son holds the world’s largest postal card collection, over 10000 cards, now hard to handle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hegedus
Edward
King Sisowath
Cambodia
Paris
John Simmond
Henley On Thames
England
Lord Tweedmouth
British Admiralty
Henry Allorge
Prince of Wales
Also Mentioned on This Page
Almple
Baltimore Sun
United States
Indianapolis News
the Weekly Historian
Ivenient Nest Coop
Taenes
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