Teddy Bear's New Year Resolutions
RESOLVED That during 1908 I will strive to be good and help myself and others. I will stand by the old town and its residents and work to boost the burg.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1908
Page
8
Local resolve to stop sending money to big cities
The speaker vows from January to December to stop dissipating dollars by sending them to distant cities and instead buy goods locally. The statement frames a commitment to keep spending within the home area and support local commerce.
The Nature Man Bothers Hanover Military Officials
A self styled nature man conscripted into Hanover troops arrives in barracks in robe and sandals. He protests uniform rules and diet by living on figs and apples, later eating a pork sausage after vegetables run out. Despite antics he remains popular among soldiers while influencing some to new lifestyle ideas. The piece also notes large Metropolitan Opera subscriptions and high pay for famed performers.
Cost of Grand Opera Season Reaches Set Amounts
The 1806 07 season grossed 1 005 770 20 at the box office and 750 000 in subscriptions, with figures recorded at the opera house and associated venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iun
Cellaine Ont
Harrow Drops Greek From Curriculum In Favor Of Sciences
In a bold shift, Harrow announces Greek will be phased out for practical sciences modern languages art and music with a classical dictionary. The move raises concerns over preserving elder poets and classical charm as Dryden Milton and Ben Jonson fade from daily use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrow
Joseph Wood
Dryden
Ben Jonson
Milton
Helen
Hector
Boston
Great Actress Bernhardt on Contemporaries in Memoirs
Bernhardt notes Henry Irving as admirable art ist but not a comedian while Couvelin charms as comedian yet lacks artist depth. She credits Mounet Sully with genius, though the remark ends abruptly in the memoir excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernhardt
Henry Irving
Couvelin
Mounet-Sully
Comedic Traditions Highlight Rejane Beatrice Patrick Campbell
The text contrasts stage roles with art, noting Rejane as a versatile comedian and artist when needed. Novelli is described as a traditional comedian not seeking artistic help. Beatrice Patrick Campbell is praised as an especially charming artist whose talent blends charm and intellect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rejane
Novelli
Beatrice Patrick Campbell
Patha
Christmas Cloakroom Tale Sparks Alleged Bias at Meeting
In a Christmas time cloakroom story a member with an allowance against the speaker insinuates Mr. Cannon prepared more than partiality for the Ili nois delegation and others aiding the coming campaign. The scene ends with Mr. Cannon remarking about buying one’s own children before helping a neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon
Ilinois
Mr. Cannon
Harper's
The Odor of Sanctity Theory by Georges Dumas
Dr. Georges Dumas argues in Revue de Paris that saints and mystics may exhale odor from physiological changes. He links perfumes like cinnamon and violet to aldehydes and acetones produced in intensified bodily processes and notes body emissions can release acetones and volatile acids when tissue nutrition slacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges Dumas
Revue de Paris
Dumas
Magic mirrors of Japan cast bronze reflect images of backs
Europeans study ancient Japanese mirrors made of bronze not glass. When light hits the polished face the mirror shows the back pattern in reverse light, due to tiny curvature differences. The effect, not mystical, has puzzled observers and researchers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Brave Engineer Resists orders to chase express
Aleck Carson, a careful railroad engineer, defies orders to race a rival train. He frees his engine, insists Carrie Davia not ride, and speeds away at danger as Emmons and road officials threaten mutiny. The freight train looms as the story builds to a tense, dramatic departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleck Carson
Carrie Davia
Carrie
Aleck
Tom Emmons
Johnny
Emmons
Carson
Freman
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