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Newspaper
The Coeur Dalene Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1906
Page
3
Robert Butler reviews the Savoy production of The House of Mirth, praising Lily Bart’s portrayal by Bait Davin and Albert Bruening’s performance, while criticizing the play’s pacing and some supporting actors. The critic notes miscasting and uneven acts, with the yacht scene and late act drawing mixed response.
An 19th century stage act features Hino Joggiers and acrobats performing on a bamboo pole about feet high. The performer balances, hops, and circles a light stick while drum and pantomime accompany a striking display of equilibrium and agility.
At the same time he revolves rapidly on the pivot formed by his arm and the stone. This vivid action captures a dynamic moment as the performer sustains momentum through coordinated body movement and a fixed weight.
The article explains the mahogany tree as a rare elegant wood, often growing in rock crevices along the American coast. It notes seed structure like the thistle, windborne and capable of lodging in rocks to sprout. Differences are drawn between Honduras mahogany and the finer Cotemporary varieties from Cuba and Fattt regions for veneers.
A distant observer claims Arkansas hosts a vast hog variety, noting a razorback’s size, color, and unusual traits. He describes its speed, climbing, and ability to pull skin over its eyes, referencing folklore and humor from Mineral Wells Index.
The text notes Homer Ap Englishina and Scheie the Inventor of the Arts of Memory claiming feats of extraordinary recall. It cites a 300 word and 300 sentence memory record, mentioning Willian Wotton and a child prodigy who could recite sermons word for word. Cambridge mentions age twelve.
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