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Washington Evening Journal in Washington, Iowa

20 Jun 1921

Page 5

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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1921

Page

5

Lincoln in the Sangamon Era and a Lovesick Trail of Hope

A long narrative traces Abraham Lincoln in New Salem and Vandalia, with Sampson Traytor and Bowlin Green as key friends. It portrays Lincoln's courtship with Ann Rutledge, illness, and personal loss, culminating in his moral choice against pro slavery pressures during a decisive 1850s political fork, setting the stage for his later rise.

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Sameon Sarah Traylor Josiah Vergennes Land of Plenty Sangamon Illinois Niagara Falls John McNeil Sarah Harry Needles Traylors Newlem Lil Abe Lincoln Jack Kelso Bimnie Samaon New Hatem Jack Armstrong Armstrong Harry Needies Dan Menell McNell New Salem Abe Lincoln Samson Wro Hitle Cabin Bowln Green Mr. Green Beardstown Springfield Bowlin Bowlin Green Mr. Lincoln Uncle Bowlin Samson Traylor Rowtin Doc Allen Ann Vandalia Samson God Washington Clay Webster Shakespeare Burns DeFoe Scott Blackstone Parsons Vendalla Boston Guards Dan Stone Decatur Douglas Gettysburg
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General Peyton C March to write war book after retirement

Maj. Gen. Peyton C. March will retire on Nov 1 and be succeeded by General Pershing on July 1. Secretary Weeks announced March will go to Europe after retirement to write on military subjects from World War I. He requested retirement by letter June 14 and completed 37 years in the service.

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Mme Schumann Heink Wins Oriental Laurels in Japan

Mme Schumann Heink triumphs in Tokyo on opening night at the Imperial Theatre with Tokyo cables declaring the greatest success of her career. Reports from manager Fitzhugh W. Haensel indicate plans for further travel and a push to showcase her tour as a precedent for other American artists in the Orient.

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Mme Schumann-Heink Orten Ernestine Schumann Heing Orient Schumann Heink Vancouver Imperial Theatre Tokyo Japan America Yamamoto Mme. Schumann Heink Mr. Fitzhugh W. Haensel Haensel & Jones The Madame Cable Java
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Oratorio’s Rise From Church to Open Air Drama

The piece traces how early church services used semi dramatic readings to enliven scripture, evolving into open air performances with increased actors. It notes a shift to profane elements, then the oratorio as a sacred prayer room, and cites Congressman Appleby’s push to recognize the Star Spangled Banner as a national anthem at sessions. It also profiles Miss Adeline Dawson of Mason City who recently reached high C in Los Angeles.

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