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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1904

Page

3

Pruning the Peach Tree Top and Orchard Practices

The article explains forming a low broad top for peach trees to maximize sun exposure and fruit size. It discusses pruning years one to three, risks of high tops, and how proper shaping yields strong trunks, many fruiting limbs, and easier cultivation. It notes the General Lee type and mentions an Indian peach in Virginia as an example.

Lee Texas Station Bu l Alleghany Mountains Virginia Trea Mbs

Sunscald explained by tree trunk sun exposure

Prof Whitten explains sunscald in trees where south and near south bark warms 23 degrees above air temperature in winter sun. Daytime bark rises to 73 degrees if air is 50, causing sap activity and expansion. Night cooling loosens bark, invites borers and decay. protection advised.

Whitten

Eccentric Highlander Old Alec Drew Early Fame in Stage Life

J H Stoddart recalls John Henry Alexander known as Old Alec, a tall Highlander mocked by audiences in Rob Roy and later rising through Daly and Tree companies. He joined Mme Jananachek in Meg Merri ll es, performed before Queen Victoria at Balmoral, and toured with Mrs Parker in Beck y Sharp and other works in Australia before returning to American stages.

R. H. Russell J. H. Stoddart John Henry Alexander Alec Alexander Mr. Power St Augustine Fla Mme, Jananachek Meg Merrilles Daly Talltiled Knight Ghost Beerbohm Tree London Queen Victoria Balmoral Castle America Mrs. Piske Lord Steyne Becky Sharp Australia Mra. Power Edith Crane Tess Becky

Virginia Harned Stars In Iris Amid Mixed Opinions

Opinion splits on Iris but Virginia Harned gains artistic prestige from the production. The drama offers strong acting opportunities and an illustration shows Harned in costume. A Detroit accident raises concern about a temporary incapacity, though doctors expect no permanent disability.

Miss Harned

De Wolf Hopper Quietly Explains A Leading Lady Quip

At a Providence dinner for theater folk De Wolf Hopper sat beside Stephen Stephenson of Charles Hawtery’s company. A song line about making Bernhardt look like thirty cents prompted Stephenson to ask its meaning. Hopper replied in a grave tone that it signified the acme of mediocrity.

de Wolf Hopper Providence Charles Hawtery Stephenson Bernhardt Hopper Mr. Hopper

The Wizard of Oz cast gathers in Chicago for engagement

Julian Mitchell Miss Paula Edwards Miss Edith Watchins and twelve Broadway show girls traveled to Chicago to boost interest in The Wizard of Oz at the theater. Mitchell and the two principals reviewed the performance while the show girls prepared costumes with the wardrobe woman. Glen McDonough penned a new third act returning Dorothy, the scarecrow and the tin woodman to Kansas, with new songs and music introduced.

Julian Mitchell Paula Edwards Edith Watchins Chicago Mitchell Glen McDonough Tin Woodman Kansas

Ben Hur inscription honors W S Hart in 1902 note

Worthy Remembrance, W. S. Hart of The Suburban company receives a presentation copy of Ben Hur from General Wallace. The inscription reads I write my name here and send you a fence of good wishes dated Dec. 2, 1902. Hart originated the Mesala role and briefly played the title in Wallace's play.

W. S. Hart Suburban” Company Mesala Wallace

The Eden Soiree and a Carrier Dream Ad

An eclectic, fragmentary reminiscence blends Eden era imagery with a mid century ad tone. It sketches a chaotic scene of advertising schemes, a newspaper carrier idea from Count Taeggi, and a satirical take on domestic life and marriage while weaving in references to Adam Eve Cain Abel and a modern letters-to-New-York concept, all told in a bustling period voice.

Adam Eve Katy Shy Cain Bre Abel Selah

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