Exhibition of the American Art Association in Paris
The summer show by the American Art Association of Paris features works by American artists now established in Europe. Notable pieces include Eugene Higgis’s Homeless, Parke C. Daugherty’s The Farm, and cattle paintings by Edwin D Connell. Several members have earned European recognition and government purchases.
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American Art Association OF Paris
Europe
American Art Association of
Paris
America
Luxembourg Gallery
Salon
Tures
Luxembourg
Eugene Higgis
Parke C. Daugherty
Edwin D Connell
Exhibition Notes Highlight Venice Themed Works
The article reviews an exhibition with works by Herbert W. Faulkner Alexander Harrison Edward Dufner St A Olmann J F Boucher George Jr Leonard G Howard Wilder William F Warden B Gohl and Victor D Hecht. It praises Venetian scenes Le Matin in autumn landscapes and Rouen city studies alongside still lifes and landscapes showing serene tones and refined technique.
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Herbert W. Faulkner
Venice
Alexander Harrison
le Matin
Edward Dufner
St. A. Olmann
Quai
Pantheon
J. F. Boucher
George Jr. Leonard
G. Howard Wilder
G.terance Stephenson
Moret
Victor D. Hecht
Rouen
Cob. Bigelow
Messrs Mott-Sath
How. Faulkner
E. Dufner
George Aid
Quinperle
Drittany
Notable Wedding Drive Sparks Generous Promises
An anecdote from Chicago Record-Herald recounts a groom named George with $20,000 annual income unable to fund a large automobile wedding gift after a demanded promise by the bride. The tale highlights financial strain and social expectations surrounding nuptials.
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George
Chicago Record-Herald
No Mosquitoes Jinks Exaggerates Local Nuisance
A humorous exchange mocks claims of mosquitoes in a hometown, noting a cartload of netting and joking that Jerseyville has hardly any insects. An unnamed correspondent quips about keeping out butterflies and hummingbirds.
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Jersesville
N. Y
Cuban Railways Push to Complete Line and Trade Ties
Thornwell Haynes notes Sir William Van Hornes presses to finish a Cuban railway from Santiago to Nipe with 700 miles planned, aiming to boost reciprocal trade with the United States and annexation prospects. The Negus plans a separate Addis Ababa route linking commerce to Abyssinia’s coffee, rubber and cotton trade amid a shifting price system.
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Cuba
United States
Young
Island Republic
William van Iforne
Island
Santiago
Nipe
William
Continent
Tan the Negus
Addis Ababa
America
England
New Madrid Bilbao Rail Link Aimed By Compania Ferroviaria
A company forms Compania Ferroviaria asco Castellana to build a direct double track line from Madrid to Bilbao. The project, backed by Sierra Company London, plans modern locomotives and passenger cars, with Burgos and Logrono mines served, promising 85 miles shorter travel and Bilbao as closest port to Madrid. Local subsidies total millions of pesetas with station funding and land grants. Work to start, with completion in five years.
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Compania Ferroviaria
Havana
Santiago
United States
Canada
Sierra Company, Limited
London
England
Conession
Burgos
Logrono
Madrid
Bilbao
Foreign Trade In Canada for Year End 2002 Totals
The aggregate of Canada’s foreign trade reported by Dominion authorities for the year ended June 30, 2002, is 414,517,358 dollars, up 36,827,673 from the previous year. Imports data are noted but not fully shown in the excerpt.
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Canada
Abyssinia Trade Prospects and Exports Rise in 1902
A railway plan aims to colonize central and eastern Abyssinia with pasture and farm lands to boost road traffic and resource development. French traveler M Hugues Le Roux describes Abyssinia as high elevation and rich in gold in an 1902 commerce lecture, noting peaceful inhabitants and Christian heritage, while reporting exports of $211,725,563 with domestic produce up by nearly $20 million from 1901.
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M Hugues le Roux
Chamber of Commerce
Roucu
Abyssinia
Urich
Becanes
Infant's Woea and City Nonsense Dialogue
A fragmented dialogue piece questions why infants cry, with a practical man replying that infants fear what they may become. A child asks for building blocks while a parent offers Greek or Sanskrit blocks, reflecting playful exchanges from newspapers.
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Baltimore News
French Garbage Briquettes Promise Smokeless Fuel
A French process converts garbage paper straw and abattoir refuse into briquettes by mixing with tar and naphthalene then kneading drying and pressing. The briquettes burn with bright flame and slow heat and are expected to improve with refinements yielding a practical smokeless fuel.
Fragmentary Snatches From an Obscure Page
A garbled OCR montage presents stray quotes and mismatched phrases involving a captain a cobra a teapot and odd exchanges. No coherent event or人物 emerges from the jumbled text.
Santos-Dumont Aims Airship Crossing Ocean in Two Days
Alberto Santos-Dumont, now in the United States, expresses confidence he can build an airship to cross the ocean in two days. The Aero Club of America aids construction of a large shed at Brighton for his airship exhibit, with plans open to sponsorship and competition from other inventors.
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Alberto Santos-Dumont
Aero Club of America
Brighton
Statue of Liberty
Vero Club of America
France
Moyel
Alexander Graham Bell
Santos-Dumont
Saintos-Dumont
Doctor Unnerves Patient With One Cigar Rule
A Macclesfield man with severe dyspepsia follows a doctor’s strict diet and one cigar per day. After a week he worsens, revealing he smoked multiple cigars at once. The physician notes the error in the instruction and the patient’s long habit of smoking is the unseen culprit.
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Macclesfield
London
Oldcastle chat reveals Josiah’s limited versatility
The Chicago Record Herald excerpt shows Mrs Oldcastle debating Josiah’s talents, noting he writes a neat hand and is grammatical but not versatile. They joke he shines in business sense, yet lacks practical business ideas, amid a bustling morning scene and a digressive family moment.
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Terry
Sean
Josiah
Chicago Record Herald
Fragmented quotes on beauty and talk overpowering judgment
A collage of remarks contrasts views on attractiveness and vanity. A man praises a handsome De Jonea while a woman defends conceit. other lines question appearances, talkativeness, and decision making by a doctor in a social scene across cities.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Markets Report Mixes Grain and Livestock Prices
The market notes mixed signals across grains and livestock with inconsistent figures. Prices for wheat oats and corn show volatility while cattle hogs and sheep quotes appear varied and uncertain amid shifting demand.
Peruna advertised by Dr Hartman Sanitarium claims
A period style health ad recounts testimonials from Mrs Esther Milner and Miss Mamie Groth praising Peruna for relief from female weakness and headaches. It notes Dr B Martman of The Hertmann Sanitarium offers free advice and promises personal guidance from Dr Hartman if results are not satisfactory.
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E. M. Milner
Mamie Groth
Platteville
Wis
B. Martman
The
Hertmann Sanitarium
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
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