Diva of Grand Opera Flies to Italian Home as Season Ends
Madame Emma Eames leaves grand opera after contract season to join her husband at Vallombrosa Italy. There she becomes Mrs. Julian Story and begins a simple life on the estate, sharing in a quiet domestic scene with friends, neighbors, and a chorus of memories from her stage career.
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Emma Eames
Juliet
Marguerite
Aida
Elsa
Vallombrosa
Julian Story
Joe Weber
Lew Fields
Sam Bernard
Madame Eames
Grand Opera
Mrs. Julian Story
Above the Clouds and the Medici Legacy in Florence
An account describes viewing a storm cloud from above as a boiling sea of snow and notes Florence’s health resorts and summer homes of American elites. It details Campiglioni and Torre Di Campiglioni, Julian Story and his wife, and the artist’s pursuit of portrait commissions in a retreat marked by art and social circles.
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Florence
Julian Story
Campiglioni
Torre di Campiglioni
Story
Il Torre
Tennessee Representative Recites Satirical Poem in House
Representative J. W. Gaines of Tennessee stirs laughter in closing days of session by reciting John Wesley's poem When Democracy Will Die. He mocks political foes with absurd images until the line declares the Democratic party will be dead and the country not worth a further note.
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J. W. Gaines
Tennessee
House
Largest Oak Tree in New Jersey Becomes Trade Mark
In Salem New Jersey Friends burial grounds a massive oak stands as the state’s largest tree and perhaps the nation’s biggest. It now serves as the trade mark of the New Jersey Forestry Association.
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Friends’ Burial Grounds
Salem
N. J
United States
The
New Jersey Forestry Association
Juvenile Gardeners at Jamestown Exposition
About one hundred Norfolk Newport News and Hampton schoolboys were sent by teachers to create a model garden at the Jamestown Exposition. supervised plots include beans peas parsnips carrots marshmallow parsley with vines and a wire hedge. Prizes will be awarded and the project aims to teach soil care and planting strategies.
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Department of Agriculture
Norfolk
Newport News
Hampton
Warren H. Manning
Exposition Company
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Uncle Sam
Agricultural Department
St. Louis
Exposition Grounds
Relics of Jamestown Exposition Ground Unearth Indian Past
Relics of Captain John Smith and Pocahontas reignite Jamestown history as excavations around Norfolk Virginia reveal flint arrowheads and old Indian battle sites near the Powhatan Oak. The site, once Indian villas near Hampton Roads, becomes part of a new international exposition commemorating the 300th anniversary of Jamestown.
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Smiths
Captain John
Pocahontas
Captain John Smith
America
Ohio River
Exposition Ground
Hampton Roads
Sewell
Joumain
Chesapeake Bay
Norfolk
Virginia
American Institute of Instruction Adopts Training Resolutions
At closing sessions in New Haven the Ameri can Institute of Instruction endorsed installing industrial departments in all efficient school systems. It also urged teachers to persistently train American youth in honesty integrity and uprightness amid rising dis honesty and crime in various sectors.
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American Institute of Instruction At
New Haven
Farm High School Adopts County Rural Education Plan
Norton County Kansas shifts from general science to an agricultural program in its high school. A brick campus supports physics, chemistry, biology, and a new farming curriculum funded by local dealers and state aid. The initiative includes grain judging contests, farm machinery training, seed testing, and dairy studies, with strong community and state college support.
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Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Norton County
Norton
Norton County High School
County Superintendent of Schools
Teacher of Agriculture
Middle West
Kansas State Agricultural College
Wilson
Agriculture
Office of Experiment Stations
The Homer Pigeon Feeds After Prolonged Flight
The Homer pigeon rarely eats while away from home and grows thin and exhausted. It refuses corn and drinks water, then sleeps. After two or three hours it begins to eat modestly and sleeps again. If the journey was long it may continue this pattern for up to forty eight hours before restoring normal feeding.
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LA Jara
Mrs. Julian
Madame Emma Eames
John Wesley
Paris
Jamestown
Kansas Town
Aton ‘As
High Shool