Lionized Skies and Lions Aboard the Airship Saga
A chaotic adventure recounts Pa and a crew battling lions in Africa aboard an airship. Dangers include gas attacks to drown dens, explosive encounters, and a plan to lure gorillas, with Pa promising bold reforms and perilous escapes amid a tense, dramatic narrator’s voice.
Mendelssohn Year Marked By Centenary Of Felix Mendelssohn
The 1909 centennial honors Felix Mendelssohn birth February 3 1809 in Hamburg Germany. Born into a gifted family he studied under Zelter Moscheles and Bigot and rose to fame as composer conductor and pianist shaping Leipzigs musical scene and the Bach revival.
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Germany
Leipzig
Saxony
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Mendelssohn
Felix
Berlin
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Carl Zelter
Moscheles
Lipga-kademie
Pelix
Trach
London
England
University of
Prussia
Aberty
Dusseldorf
Lower Rhine
Elijah
Conservatory
Cecile Jeanrenaud
Frankfort
Cecile
Fanny
Alte Dreifaltighotts Kirchof
Pulpit imagery In Nova Scotia Sermon Echoes Irreverent Verse
A Nova Scotia clergyman’s sermon quoted in the press features a rough-edged line about always having a card up God’s sleeve. The Washington Star and New York Sun reference the mix of religious imagery and stubborn conscience in a jab at faith and time.
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Dosmon
Nova Scotia
New York Sun
A Chinaman Visitor Teaches William About Respect
A boy named William meets a Chinese guest, learning to show respect. His mother explains Chinese customs and appearances to ease curiosity. William asks, if the guest weren’t a friend, would he be funny, revealing childlike naivety and cultural lessons.
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William
Thoughts on Boys by J. B. Kirtley D D
An essay on boys describes their mixed traits and fate, blending humor and melancholy. It notes childhood trials from diseases to mischief, and sketches a future shaped by self-adjustment amid a complex environment.
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J. 3. Kirtley
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Those Revolving Doors Cause Woes for Citizens
A terse speaker laments revolving doors, noting the annual burden on nervous and elderly individuals and those with mobility issues who struggle to pass when others rush through at high speeds. He calls for consideration of slower passage to ease the path for crippled or frail pedestrians.
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