Magnificent New Stage Piece in Wellington Comedy
A busy Wellington review celebrates a bold new play titled Peg Wottington. It notes strong performances by Mist George and Miss Goorre, with lively dialogue and striking stage craft. The critic predicts the production will tour to New York, expected to add a notable entry to the winter season.
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Morager Brady Makva
Wellington
A. Urauty
Burt
Peg Wottington
Lane
Lauer
Maura
Hoventals
Maury
New Fay
Deurge Lane
Wits
Mike
Pan
Sore
Lyon
Eertek
Chern
Garrick
Codran
New York
Willam
Tirady
George Ives
Washington Times panel on Mrs Nation stamp design shockingly proposes head on new issue
The Washington Times reports a sensational plan to place Mrs Nation’s head on a new postal stamp. It describes a Dec 1 debut for Martha Washington’s likeness, intense editorial debate, and a design featuring a monotone arrangement with a notable hat.
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Washington Times
New Tasue
United States
Ieee
Dellmeistor
Marthe Washington
Det. 1
Onrrie
The Christmas Dinner Dyspepsia and Diet Advice
The passage discusses wartime dining concerns and blames indigestion on poor meals rather than the cook. It recommends Hound's Sersuparitia as a remedy for dyspepsia and stomach distress, claiming it strengthens digestion and restores appetite.
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Hound
The Unlucky Thirteen Cherokee Legend Told by Fred Helden
The State Journal reprints a Cherokee Osage legend titled The Unlucky Thirteen, recounting intertribal relations in Kansas and Indian Territory. It follows Too-stah and Toostah as they tell a tale of rival tribes, a young Osage chief Gul-ll-ge-ngen, and a Cherokee maiden Ge-wah- B, leading to a pursuit along Grand and Neosho river country with implications of vengeance and betrayal.
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State Journal
Fred E. Helden
Indian Sentriel
Viag. Indian Territory
Helden
Kansas
Neosho River
Coemeil Grove
Vingegils
Walnut River
Smith
Arkansas River
Gideon
Fort Smith
Fort Gibson
Toosted
Caimp
Oo-Stah
Tie
Framie
Strick
Bis
Lim
Too Steh
Go Muuch
Le-Sky
Washington Irving
Toostk
California
Toostah
Chino
Rema
Vian
Vian Prairie
Ge-wah- B
Grand River
Asigouke
Gul-u-ze-nu
Neshunwa
Council Grove
Che-te-pah
Che-to-pah
Cherokes
Gewaltal
Bop Warrion
Bearde
Te Dow
Niktepes
Withal Baste
Orage
Gul-n-ge-na
Genab-ni
Russell Creek
Cabbin Creek
Larail Wes Plain
Pryor Creek
Niichi
Cherokee War Party Drive By Grand River
A Cherokee scout reports a large war party forming among Osages after a council by the Grand river. The narrative recounts attacks, ambushes, and a night march to the Bald Hill area, with Cherokees defeating Osages and suffering heavy losses, including the death of a young chief Gul-l-ge-na and the sacred bearers near Stand ing Rock.
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Niin
Gul-l-ge-na
Wens
Grand River
Bald Hill
Bald Hi
Rome
Theo
Standing Rock
Mighty
Orapen
Canort
Rheumatism Cure Focuses of 3 Day Meet
Disjointed notes describe a three day meeting on rheumatism cures and treatments. The fragmented text references ideas and strategies in a period tone, with limited readable names or places. The message emphasizes immediate action and clinical discussion amid unclear details.
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