Suburban Social News: Broad Guest List Across Indiana
Miss Georgie Hauck visits Indianapolis while many families host friends from Danville Lebanon Muncie Indianapolis Carmel Peru and more. The item notes numerous hospitality exchanges, engagements, and social visits including gatherings at Brown’s and Davis households with extended kin and neighbors across Spencer Rushville Green Castle and Plainfield.
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Sarah Ashton
Indiana
Polis
Ethel Gambel
John Hicks
Pinindeld
Joab Lamb
Michael Dugan
Henry Warrd
Olinville
Charles Warner
Peru
Frank Hewkins
George Reed
Fairland
Ralph King
William McGlaughlin
Washington
Perpa
Georgia Hauck
Ge Ieatate Cravens
Mooresville
Louise Todd
Edward Hazel
Mary Ready
Flackville
Vincent Miller
Pelote Basque Rivalry Dazzles Paris Crowd
In Paris an asphalt court hosts six pelotari in blue and red, delivering a furious Basque pelota display. Ninety minutes of prodigious speed, wall-bouncing volleys, and women’s shouts accompany a dramatic finish as Chiquito’s team wins after two hours of intense play.
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London Mail
Charterhouse
Paris
Nein
Chiquito
Pedrito
Avestarran
Munita
Reds
In Country Lanes Dream of Peaceful Lane
A lyrical poem from The Criterion reveres country lanes as a refuge from city life. The speaker longs to dwell among white stars of bloom, breeze and sun, recalling childhood innocence and a sense of heaven found in nature.
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The
Criterion
Gorki Play of Tramps Faces Russian Censorship Drama
A Moscow censor weighs Maxim Gorki’s Low Down in the Cellar of Life a harsh portrayal of tramps amid poverty. The Moscow Artistic Theater Society rehearses the drama about cellar dwellers, crimes, reformers, and a doomed cast, highlighting the struggle for dignity in deprivation.
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Maxim Gorki
Moscow Artistic Theater Society
Gorki
Moscow
Kostyleff
Satin
Hiin
Siberia
Fata Morgana
Waska Pepel
Waska
Wassillissa
Lukas
Natasha
Wassilissa
Pepal
Czarina
Ieas
Kostylefft
Tartar
Zola
Gork
Gesraced
Camping OutAdvice from Country Life in America
Camping out demands minimal gear and simple living. Use a light, easily pitched tent and reduce bedding to blankets when moving. Eat by snatches and travel light with a small kitchen set of unbreakable pots, cups, a spoon, a knife, and a pocket knife. Prepare simple dried eatables and keep utensils clean with sand or ashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Irving
America
Vicar proposes parish theaters run by church to revive drama
In London Express, the energetic vicar of Gorleston advocates parish churches running their own theaters with the vicar as manager and parishioners as performers. He imagines Advent and Christmas drama revived in high churches and even aAmmergau style passion play staged during Holy Week with professional actors aiding village talent.
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London Express
National Theater
Gorleston
Connie Ediss
Ammergau
England
Living Pictures
Phillips
Dowie Exposed Using Tricks and Modern Tools
The report critiques John Swain Dowie describing him as sincere yet using chicanery, including a clock stamping machine for prayers, long distance praying, phonograph sermons, and new recording devices to broadcast services. It notes his self promotion with dramatic theatrics, robed chair, life size portraits, and costly appearances, plus a testimonial letter and plans for a Solomon temple monument.
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John Swain
Zion
Dowie
Chicago
John A. Dowie
Boston
Australia
Anaher
Indiana
Would You Be Young Again by Lady Nairne
Poem fragment recalling youth and longing, asking if one would return to life’s shore and home. It laments lost loved ones and distant joy, urging Time to fly as Life and Light approach the afterlife or a hopeful land.
Italy's Young Queen Graces The Royal Household Front
A latest photograph shows the Queen of Italy as hopes of an heir's arrival captivate the nation. Citizens focus on the royal household awaiting future succession details and events surrounding the throne.
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Italy
James Henry Guff a Parade of Grand Titles and Roles
A humorous chronicle of James Henry Guff rising from a celebrated birth to a string of elected and honorary titles. He becomes Captain, Professor, Justice of the Peace, Colonel on the Governor's staff, and a general figure of public life, ending with a moral about democracy and titles.
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James Henry Guff
James
Henry Guff
Destiny
Captain Guff
Cap
Grant
Appomattox
Guff
Harvard
Justice of the Peace
Jimpson County
James Henry Gutf
Napoleon
Austeriitz
Col
Professor Guff
Judge Guff
Colonel Guff
James H. Guff
Fourth Ward
South Africa
Philippines
Advertisements Rise as Cheerful Intertainment in News
A New York Commercial editorial notes readers skim headlines but often cherish ads for refreshment and imagination. It cites a Brooklyn lawyer who reads ads for interest, praising ad artistry as lively, uplifting, and occasionally witty.
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New York
New York Commercial
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Outlook
A Study of Dowie and the Zion Power
A detailed portrait of John A Dowie as a Scotch founder of Zion and leader of the Christian Catholic Church in Zion. The piece describes his background as a former minister healer and autocratic overseer, his faith and influence, and the social rules enforced by his Dowieites in Zion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Swain
Dowle
Congregational Church
Christian Catholic Church In
Zion
John A. Dowle
Mark Twain
Glasgow
Scotland
God
Crown of Zion
Dowie
Peerenter
John A. Oerewell
Illinois
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von Burg
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Monticello
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U. A
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Ladoga
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Sylvan Beach
Mich
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Butler College
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Clara McIntyre
Weld
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Frank Stevenson
Santa Cruz
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Katharine Layman
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Joel Morman
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Southport
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Connersville
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Calvin C. Hauser
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Minerva Club
Thomas Morgan
Monroe County
Frank Terwillegar
St. Paul's M. E. Church Choral Association
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Weat
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Ira Shake
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van Buren
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