Theatrical News on Mrs. Wigs and stage plans
Ample notices detail Madge Cooke to star as Mrs Wigs in a proposed adaptation of Mrs Wises of the Cabbage Patch. Local groups request amateur readings, schools and churches seek charity performances, and managers weigh rights and venues.
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Rautber
Lovey Mazy
David Harum
Euthercas
Annis Hegenfice
Loulsby
Hag Bern
Liebler & Cul
Mie
Sreng
Ia Biter
Pennsylvania
Mirenk
Mr Tyler
Tm Brey
St. Joseph, Mn
Frankie
Cured by Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and New Heart Cure
A wife suffering from ailments such as palpitations and a freckled complexion reports relief after using various remedies from multiple doctors. She credits Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and New Heart Cure with improved health and overall well being after trying several treatments and tonics.
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Dr. Miles
Ind Wien
Bette
Miles
Dolly Varden at Tuletia theater wows New Orleans patrons
Lulu Glaser delivers an emphatic hit in the Modern Theatrical Dolly Varden closing engagement at the Tuletia theater. The event drew admirers who attended in a festive mood with a sedan chair and a jewelled inscription. Musicians faced rights issues, and programs were adjusted to favor popular airs and lighter operatic selections for broad appeal.
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Lulu Glaser
Lute Glaser
New
Dolly Varden
Tuletia Theater
Migs Graver
Lieblar @ Co
Vis- Bave
Exiled performers and a coal dealer’s death stir a city
In a chaotic, fragmentary reminiscence from Richmond, reports swirl of a coal dealer’s death linked to “The Mascotte” and a series of theater misadventures. Veteran comedian Harry Brown performs in a Bijou production while managers scramble to fix errors and shifting schedules cast by a chaotic town entertainment scene. The narrator recalls shifting loyalties as ethnic opera dulls crowds and a town awaits next week’s show, amid rumor and public interest.
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the Chamberlain
Mini Marie Cablivs
Neroy Brown
Bijou
En Tor
Uncle Tams Cabin
Monty
Wehmovd
Manenger
East Whaler
Whating
Speta Howbe
Joral Caine
Teres
Wae Tanitestiy
Richmond
Secon
Richand
Dusisy
Dunisp
Marshall's Might Try Band Contests at World Fair
At the St Louis World’s Fair next year top bands will perform long engagements. About 330,000 in prizes are funded with Sousa under contract to appear four weeks in May four weeks in August and four weeks in October. The event promises a spirited global contest with bands from Mexico and England involved in the competition and the public expected to support the prize structure.
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Lous
Festival Hall
Cascades
St. Louie
Sousa
Mexico
St Laala
The Weekly Grist Funny Stories Told by Players and Managers
A Cahill humorous anecdote collection highlights a hostess inviting Cahill as guest at a small gathering. The comedian claims ignorance of men’s recitations and forgets her repertoire yet agrees to perform. After urging, Cahill recalls a single short tragic piece.
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Cahul
Comedienne
Cahill
Pat Tuller
Gray
Remedy for hay fever via Hyomei inhaler
A Western railroader from McCook Nebraska testifies that Hyomei gives lasting relief from hay fever symptoms. Druggist Geo W Stansfield, Kansas Avenue, is named as the agency and urges users to start two to three weeks before peak season to prevent watery eyes and nasal distress.
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Mc Cook
Neh
White Mountains
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Kansas
gYenut
Neal
Hyomet
Fragmented strange OCR note on a travel resort rumor
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a resort and spy right, a new discovery, and various unreadable phrases. It references North of something, bottles tremble and ideas of meetings or events. The readable content is minimal and nonsensical.
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Eac
How to avoid colds cold sponging and dry rules
Advice on preventing habitual colds through skin and membrane health, diet, hygiene, and conditional use of cold water. Describes brisk dry rubs, gradual cold adaptation, and cautions against overexertion and overheating while suggesting warmth for cold feet and hands. Emphasizes routine, moderate cold exposure, and the role of overall resistance.
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Beth
Lhasa Forbidden City Kept From Europeans Since 1846
The Tibetan capital Lhasa remains off limits to Europeans at the start of the twentieth century. Guards along routes to Wu province deter travel, with Tibetan officials warning would be intruders to turn back under threat of death. Historic access by a few Catholic monks and two 19th century travelers is noted as exceptional.
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Lhasa
Thomas Mancing
Hoc and
Gabe
Shash
Budanet Mieriae
Thasa
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