The Land of Nod Innovation Heads to Auditoriany
The Land of Nod opens Monday October 18 promising a clean, enjoyable entertainment. Samuel E. Rork offers a childlike fantasy with memorable characters such as the Sand Man and the King of Hearts. A 75-person cast, sixty member chorus, elaborate settings, and notable performers Knox Wilson and Adelaide Harland headline a highly produced show.
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Land of Nod
Auditoriany
Samuel E. Rork
Land of
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Knox Wilson
Adelaide Harland
Grace Drew
Dorothy
Around Town Dispatches and Local Movements
Miss Mamie Butler visited en route from Big Cabin to Chelsea where she teaches. N K Warner went to Chelsea to inspect a well for Cabin Valley mining. Judge Frear was asked to speak across Oklahoma during the campaign. McGulloch couple returned from Colorado. health improved. Interior Department clerks review Emigrant Cherokee enrollment. Hobdy urged to arrange Kentucky speaking dates. Katy trains delayed by hours. camp fires in town as gas outages forced yard cooking.
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Big Cabin
Chelsea
Q.L. Connor
Bartlesville
Grand River
N. K. Warner
Cabin Valley Mining Company
Theo. D. B. Frear
Geo. E. McGulloch
Colorado
Mr. MccCulloch
Mountains
Guion Miller
Interior Department
E. J. Hobdy
National Democratic Committee
Kentucky
Katy
Taft Campaigning Among Ohio Farmers
Taft continues campaigning in Ohio, focusing on rural districts and addressing farmers. He will spend three days in his home state with speeches aimed at rural voters as he tours the state on the road toward the election.
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Taft
Ohio
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Wm. H. Taft
Golden Wedding Celebrated by Leforce Couple
Yesterday marked the fiftieth anniversary of fatin B Leforce and wife. A home gathering of eight living children and many relatives filled the north city residence with gifts and praise. Guests included Mr and Mrs J A Leforcee Ras Ro Mary Mr and Mrs ChariF Edna Kan and daughter Centralia SM and Mrs Russell Leforce Dwight Ras Mrs Ella Curry Lizzie Athey Pearl White Vinita Avina Hunt Nettie Hunt Seymour Hunt Geo B McCulloch. A lavish noon repast followed by abundant fare and warm wishes closed the celebration.
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Out E
Fatin B
Lefonce
Tip Wile
J. A. Leforee
Flossie
Lowrey
Lottie
Rachel
Charles
N. B. Chamberlain
Ras
Mary
Charif
Edna
Kansi
Centralia SM
Russellant
Dwight
Ras Leforce
Ella Curry
West Plains
Leforce
M. E. Balentine
Ellen
Lizzie Athey
Pearl White
Haviland
Bryn Mawr College Founded by Joseph W. Taylor
Joseph W. Taylor began erecting Bryn Mawr College buildings in 1879 and died in 1886 leaving an endowment of 800000 dollars to continue the work of establishing a college for women.
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Bryn Mawr College
Joseph W. Taylor
College For
Narrow Escape During Storm Strikes Stoke Woman
During a recent storm in Stoke on Trent England a young woman narrowly escaped injury as lightning struck her spectacles splitting the frames and breaking the glasses, though she remained unhurt.
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Stoke-on- Trent
Eng
Montenegro Assembly Opens in Extraordinary Session
Cetinje Montenegrin National Assembly began an extraordinary session amid war fever over Austro Hungary annexations. Prince Nicholas sent a bellicose message defending the two provinces and urging action, drawing strong approval from Parliament amid public demonstrations.
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Prince Nicholas
Montenegro
Associated Press
Cetinje
Montenegr
Thiul
Montenegrian National Assembly
Austen Hungary
Bosnia
Herzegovic
Belileon
Nicholas
Deghirad
Moncenerro
Mothers In Factories and London Fog Forty Years Ago
The piece cites infant mortality linked to Lancashire factory conditions and maternal inability to properly feed infants. It contrasts with a London fog description from Strand Magazine, noting fog as a separate, illusory world forty years ago.
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Lancashire
Manchester Guardian
London
London Strand Magazine
Eastern Vanity and Advice on Reform in Marriage
The piece discusses oriental ruling classes with a sense of superiority and ornate titles. Aunt Hephsibab counsels against trying to reform a husband, arguing reform breeds resentment while leaving him unchanged invites self-pity.
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Hephsibab
Timely Text on Satan and Friendship
A fragmentary quotation urges caution against Satan and advocates keeping ahead through prudent action. It contrasts fighting fire with restraint and presents friendship as a true demonstration of honor, quoting Jeremy Taylor on reputation and self-perception.
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Satan
Only Way to Get Him
A Pennsylvania man fell from a tree and dislocated his neck but relocated it without medical help. The piece cites fate, politics, and a quote about happiness, then notes sleighing year round due to slick Madeira stone streets caused by lichens.
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Pennsylvania
Madeira
Individuality and the call for unique character
A pithy reflection on individuality stating that each person should possess a distinct character and pursue actions no one else can. The quote emphasizes personal purpose and unique contribution attributed to Chanaing.
Tourists Spend Large Sums in Japan and UK Child Insurance
The article notes foreign visitors in Japan spend at least 30 million yen yearly, with estimates up to 40 million yen. It also reports that about two thirds of UK children under ten are insured, highlighting broad public protection measures for minors.
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Japan
United Kingdom
Senator Elkins Denies Engagement Rumor
United States Senator Elkins of West Virginia disputes a claimed interview attributed to his wife Katherine Elkins. The Associated Press reports he branded the suggestion of an engagement with the Duke of Abruzzi as untrue in Pittsburg on October 12.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
United States
Elkins
West Virginia
Katherine Elkins
Duke of
Abruzzi
Roofing Work Offered at Patton Building Next Week
Notice to readers that Morgan Roofing Co. of Joplin will perform roof repairs at the Patton Building next Monday or Tuesday. Prospective customers urged to see the foreman on site. Contact number 254.58 mentioned.
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Patton Building
Morgan Roofing Co
Joplin
Spow Moor
Gooper Father of Twelve Children Revealed by Will
Associated Press report from Waterbury Connecticut dated October reveals David G Cooper of Terryville long believed bachelor owned a large oven factory. His will discloses he has a wife and twelve children in South America, altering the distribution of his estate.
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Waterbury
Conn
David G Cooper
Terryville
South America
Harry K Thaw Remanded to Matteawan Asylum
Justice Mills orders Harry K Thaw recommitted to the Matteawan Asylum for the criminally insane after a Supreme Court session in New York City. The ruling comes as Thaw faces continued commitment proceedings and questions about his mental fitness.
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Free West Plates
N.Y
Justice Mills
Supreme Court
Harry K. Thaw
Mattweawan Asylum
American Aeronauts Recover After Riot and Gas Break
Reports from Fairmont West Virginia and Berlin Germany describe a riot between miners near Enterprise nine miles from Fairmont leaving three victims dying and ten more with varying wounds. American aeronauts Holland Forbes and August Post survived a near fatal balloon crash in Berlin, Otho Smith of the gas company recovered from a blast near Ruby as crews repaired a gas main break. Mrs Ed Jacks injured leaping from a buggy with her baby as frightened horse spooked and caused a crash.
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Fairmont
Wo V
Tinen
Enterprise
Asnovdaned Press
Berlin
Germany
Holland
Forbes
Post
Otho Smith
Weaely
Ruby
Fmoth
Smith
Bryan to Begin Nebraska Tour
Associated Press reports Bryan starts a three day tour of Nebraska beginning tomorrow. He spent the forenoon catching up with correspondence and spoke with Democratic leaders on alienation in the state. He will address University of Nebraska students this afternoon.
Mrs Early Passes Away in Gallipolis Ohio
Ruth Early Nash sister of General Jubal Early of the Confederate army dies in Gallipolis Ohio last night. In New Orleans foreign missions today received the undry attention of the International conference of Churches of Chalet see abend this week.
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Associated Press
Gallipolis
Ohio
Ruth Early Nash
Jubal Early
New Orleans
Foreign Missions
International 1 Conference of Churches of
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