Prize list for Newfoundland Art Society exhibition
The Newfoundland Society of Arts announces prize changes for the upcoming autumn art exhibition. Awards include best oil painting, two watercolor sets, best model drawings, and several specialized categories for monochrome, sepia, pencil, and child works. Special prizes funded by local benefactors accompany the event, with entry details, submission rules, and deadlines noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Arta of Newfoundland
Somuon
Aer vi
Peninsula
Avalon
Donn Bare
Li. Jones
Rev. W. Grolsw
Sir
R Pinsent
Dol
Newfoundland
Boante
W. Harvey
Nemournons Saori
Mee
A. W. Harvey
Society
Mree
Fy Chisholm
The Christianity of Assyria in Disrepute
The article argues that Assyrian Christians show little genuine faith, lacking systematic religious instruction and relying on rote memory. It notes scarce printed books, tribal or village literacy, and a culture dependent on oral tradition, leaving morals persistently weak and open to external influence amid reformative pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assyria
Abelont
AFRICA Congo advance brings rapid growth to Matadi and Kasongo
In the Congo regions the Lower and Upper Congo see rapid town growth. Matadi becomes a port city with steamers and a growing population as railway work expands with 2000 laborers housed and paid. Stanley Pool transport thrives with over a thousand loads in March. Kasongo grows under Free State influence while slave trade faces disruption as rail plans advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congo
Boma
Matadi
Biog
Railway Comepany
Mata
Upper Congo
Avonta
Free State
Kasongo
Souilwest
Nyanzwe
Nyangae
Kansungo
Asis
Kaseat
Lulubeeg
Missinaary Herat
Orange Growing in Florida Report Downgrades Boom Claims
A Florida grower argues orange farming yields are not the bonanza once touted after groves faced hummock soils. He cites an average of 41,754 boxes per grower, with 60 cents per box freight and 50 cents for picking and packing. Growing costs, including fertilizing, erode profits to about 50 cents per box, risking losses over a year. Absent favorable changes, many growers could be wiped out. The piece notes about 10,000 growers in Florida, with capital investments up to 75 million dollars. Production figures cited include 1,250,000 boxes two seasons ago and 2,100,000 in 1889, with around 4,500,000 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne
Sle
Wight
Prince of Walee
Nana Ottee
Osborne Cuatla
Prince of Wales
Quean
Florida
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Mcean
Exetek
Water Street
Woods
New Gower Street
TaPobiport Pedore
Twaisasrs
James. McIntyre
Orwige
St Johin's
Indianepolia Sentinel
Fannie Gary
Chicago
Mary Anderton
Misa Gary
Miss Anderton
Miss Gary
Miss Anderson
Mia Gary
Ofolauk
Acta
Grace Darling
Ida Lewis
Bronr
Victoria's Justice
Samy Dave
Hoa Rosa
Africa
Wivatow
Treadle
Fle
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