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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1908

Page

7

Purple Dress by O Henry at Thanksgiving in New York

Maida saves for a purple tailored dress while Grace plans red, but Grace misses payment and Maida faces rainy Thanksgiving alone. Mr Ramsay admires Maida in the purple gown as she walks the stormy street, choosing dignity over comfort.

Twenty-third Street Maida Bee Hive Grace Fifth Avenue Schlegel Ramsay Schlege Old Bachman Mr. Ramsay G. Bernard Mrs. Ramsay Bachman Maida's

Theatrical Moves and New Productions Across Broadway Stage

George Broadhurst aims to write a Washington political life play. Henry Miller plans a San Francisco summer stock company to test new works. Will A. Page leaves the New York Hippodrome to manage Miss Julia Marlowe. Julia Sanderson, Frohman’s Dairymaids star, is Albert Sackett’s daughter. Cyril Scott will star in The Trail by the De Mille brothers about Canadian lumber camps. Italians in New York push for an Italian theater with a stock company and foreign stars.

George Broadhurst Washington Henry Miller San Francisco Will A. Page New York Hippodrome Julia Marlowe Julia Sanderson Charles Frohman Dairymaids Albert Sackett Brewster's Millions Cyril Scott de Mille Brothers Mr. Scott New York

Practical Kitchen Tips From A German Cook And Households

Boned sardines or anchovies appear in potato salad with some cooks while a German cook adds boned herring. Sausages fry, or broil to reduce greasiness. Prick sausage skins before cooking, roast turkeys twelve minutes per pound, and bake squash and potatoes thirty minutes or more if hot. Coffee ratio is three cupfuls boiling water to one ground cup, and browned butter with two teaspoons vinegar enhances fried eggs.

Rubber Trees In Liberia And Houseplants For Winter

The Liberia region boasts twenty two rubber tree species. Arran residents use maidenhair fern as a tea substitute. Ileliotrope thrives indoors all winter with good drainage and cool temps. excessive moisture blacks leaves. Nicotiana Decurrens blooms in winter, tolerates low light and stays compact without constant pinching.

Negro Republic Liberia Arran

Patten claims noiseless gun fires 60 000 rounds a minute

William Patten of New York describes a noiseless railgun like device that uses no gunpowder or electricity and claims 60 000 shots per minute with a 3000 yard range. He says the steel ball leaves the muzzle at 1 750 000 feet per minute and that the gun resembles a coffee grinder with a six foot diameter and ten parts.

William Patten New York Liverpool England Patten United States

Dinner With a Daring Airship Pilot Near Savoy

North Adams aviator H Arnold departed in the airship Grey for a dawn flight to Savoy over the Hoosac range to meet his wife. The craft neared Burnett House soil where Homer Burnett spotted the balloon and confirmed, I am coming down for dinner. Helpers then moored the airship and joined the pilot for a meal at the house.

H. Arnold North Adams Mass Lock Aero Club of America Savoy Hoosac Range Homer Burnett Burnett House North Adams Aeronaut Arnold Homer

Cincinnati plans southern peace exposition and monument

To mark the Civil War end a 1915 celebration is proposed in Cincinnati. The plan calls for a southern peace exposition and a commemorative monument, funded by popular subscription. A formal report outlines possible forms, including an exhibit of waterways, devices and methods, with future details to be decided.

North Cincinnati Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce

Writers and scholars in brief career notes

Sardou found success after marriage. Anitchkoff jailed eighteen months for anti government propaganda. Thomas Hardy becomes president of the Dorset Men in London after Treves. Alleyne Ireland departs New York for the West Indies to gather material, chiefly in Barbados and British Guiana, until March.

Sardou Anitchkoff Russia Thomas Hardy Society of Dorset Men London Frederick Treves Society Alleyne Ireland New York West Indies Barbados British Guiana

Nine Inch Butterflies Reach New York via Atrato

Captain S Musgrave of the British army aboard the Royal Mail steam packet Atrato returns from a twenty month Colombia expedition. He brings a live anteater and a vast butterfly collection from Mesa near the emerald mines, noting the nine inch emeraldly shining wings.

S Musgrave Royal Mail Atrato Colombia New York England Mesa

Winnipeg to Get New Union Depot for Two Railways

A new Union station is to be built at Winnipeg for the Canadian Northern and the Grand Trunk Pacific railways. It will require three years to complete it.

Winnipeg Canadian Northern Grand Trunk Pacific Railways

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