Dahliars Attract Garden Interest On Th. Burt Farm
The article praises TH T Burt’s dahlia farm in Trenton Massachusetts. It traces the flower’s fluctuating popularity, notes Burt’s growth from seven varieties to about 1200, and describes his cultivation methods, varieties including single, double, and cactus forms, and his emphasis on soil, fertilizers, and frost sensitivity. September and October reveal peak blooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TH. T. Burt
Trenton
Mass
Enthatlaam
Mexico
Mr. Burt
Wingle
Hess
Burt
England
Prospector in the Rockies Adventurer and risk in search of gold
The article portrays the prospector as a fearless adventurer in the Rockies. It describes his lonely campsites, wild beasts, and constant danger as he hunts for gold, hoping for wealth that could change his life, while facing theft, theft risks, and perilous journeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockies
Ainslee
Gillon
Green Dile
Fee
Bia
Rifta
Rocky Mountains
Bla
SEA SONGS AND BOGLANDS RICHNESS IN NATIONAL TONGUES
In a discussion of sea song origins, Bogland is praised as richer in songs than any country while Dutch, German, Norman and Danish traditions are noted as limited. A royal theater project in 1740 led to the famed British anthem Britannia, with praise and critique of national songcraft. A photographer in Seneca, Kansas captures a three-way wedding style portrait, and a Centralia case reports a divorced woman posing with her second husband and her former spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orico
Alan Walters
Tempe Bar
Normeman
James Thorson
Prince of Wales
Cliefden
Britannia
Mitalo
Arno
Princy
Wiitehall
Twickenham
Charles Didhin
Tyriacus
Deaman
Beott
Wilson
Southay
Seneca
Kun
Centralla
Club bulletin mixup on mortuary notice triggers laughs
The New York Times recounts a club member misreading a mortuary notice posted on the bulletin board. A concerned member wonders if the deceased is really gone, only to find the paper is never the right one. The tale ends with a wry reflection on mistaken notices and a chuckle at the confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Joverlnye
Belletio
The Theatrical Syndicate Debated in Collier's Weekly
Collier's Weekly publishes a joint debate on the theatrical trust with Marc Klaw defending the syndicate and Minnie Maddern Fiske denouncing it. The exchange weighs financial gains against the impact on artistic standards and the future of American theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatrical Syndicate
Collier's Weekly
Theatrical Trust
Marc Klaw
the Trust
Minnie Maddern Finke
Evila
Fiske
Can &Ly
Seventeen Year Old Stella Lee Tremier Dancer
Seventeen year old Stella Lee Tremier known as Stella Lee is highlighted as a young yet highly accomplished dancer. Renowned for buck and wing, she also demonstrates mastery of nearly all known steps, with graceful movements and impeccable rhythm. Her allure includes stylish costumes reflecting refined stage taste and broad popular appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Lee Tremierancery
Stella Lee
Stella Les
Misa Lee
Paris Amusements and Opera Advances Highlight Season
George Dubois unveils Chopin bust in Luxembourg Gardens Paris based on Delacroix portrait now with Marmontel. The revival of Megaldor by Zola Brunneau is planned for the Grand Opera. Astarte by De Gramont Leroux promises spectacular effects at the National Theatre this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amusement Gossiy
George Dubois
Chopin
Luxembourg Gardens
Paris
Delacroix
Marmontel
Megaldor
Emile Zola
Alfred Brunneau
Grand Opera
Astarte
Louis de Gramont
Xavier Leroux
National Theater
Fragmented recitation from an 19th century funeral rite
The text presents a garbled, archaic religious verse invoking prayer for the dead. It mentions waking dead souls, breath, and praise, with broken phrases and names that resemble religious or ceremonial language from an older era.
A Dangerous Courtship in Husaby
Aslaug, Knut Husaby’s daughter, stirred village conflict as suitors flocked to win her. Thore Naesset, a robust butcher’s son, fights for access to her, while Knut defends his favorite and battles rivals. Thore endures a brutal ascent attempt and, after days of illness, climbs the Alm to rescue Aslaug from danger, kissing and renewing their bond with Knut observing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DY Alex. Scharp
Daily Story Pub. Co
Awlaug
Knut Husaby
Husaby
Thore Naesset
Gonsipers
Thore
Aslaug
Knut
Aslang
Kout
Thor
Wolf
Asinug
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Mr. Klaw
Eolossal Booking Agency
Clites
United States
Flouris
Minnis Maddern Fiske
John Ellsrtom
Thorne
Aoul
Father
Theo Aslaug
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