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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1909

Page

33

Shakespeare a Nature Faker in a Roiling Critique

A long critical piece argues Shakespeare copies natural history errors and mocks beekeeping myths, noting toad envy and bee monarch myths. It cites Hamlet Titus Andronicus and King Henry V as examples of dramatic misuses of nature, while pondering Berkeley and Linnaean ideas in a satirical tone.

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Shakespeare as a paramount nature taker across plays

The excerpt argues that Shakespeare repeatedly uses nature faking and animal signs to heighten drama. It cites mandrake groans, birds at birth, and scenes in The Tempest The Winter's Tale Hamlet and King Lear to claim the playwright relied on natural phenomena to illuminate character and fate, concluding with Heckenliene’s evasive 1610 death.

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Corpse Had Living Double Surprises San Francisco

Edward Rhodes, believed dead by his wife, was found alive. Detectives Conlon and Mackey tracked him after the morgue identified a deceased man whose body matched Rhodes in all particulars. The unknown man’s body was recovered near the Mall dock and shipped for burial before Rhodes was located and denied death. Investigations continue to determine the dead man’s identity and cause of death.

San Francisco Chronicle Edward Rhodes Conlon and Mackey Anthony Mope Elm- Mar Zenda Rhodes Old Mall Oakland Undertakers Lont Oakland Undertaker Canton and Mackey Dead Mans

City of the Insane near Antwerp Stirring Berlin Notice

A Berlin paper extols Gheel near Antwerp as a humane refuge for the insane. About 1300 residents live among kind hosts who care for patients in cafes, workshops, and streets, with no restraint. Fees range from 240 to 2460 marks yearly, and patients receive top consideration at meals and chairs, while dangerous cases are moved to separate settlements.

Lew York Tribune Europe Berlin Gheel Antwerp

The Hobbly Wooden Leg Tale from the Old South

A black storyteller recounts a humorous tale of a Confederate colonel with a wooden leg, his drunken misadventures, and a cork leg replacement. The narrator recalls the leg’s dramatic effect on drinking, fights, and social life, ending with the leg allegedly causing the owner to remain a heavy drinker.

Gizzard at Poker Playing With a Mysterious Visitor

An incident at a New York poker club unfolds as Moshe Saltpeter and Ignatz Fluegelmann discuss a guest believed to have uncanny luck or powers. Involving Mr Goldstein and a yearlong invitation, the tale centers on intrigue about the visitor’s identity and financial means, amid club preparations.

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Poker Wins and Henpecked Moneyed Guest at Cocheme Club

J Hershl Goldstein arrives at the Cochems poker table amid taunts from Moshe Saltpeter. Goldstein slickly wins a large stake by steady betting, claiming to provide for his wife who henpecks him for a horse valued at $550 then $500. The tale follows his strategic plays, clashes over cards, and a finale where Goldstein pockets cash while Saltpeter seethes.

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Concrete Nests for Hens at Chicago Cement Show

The Chicago Record Herald notes the annual cement show opening February 18 at the Coliseum. Exhibits include a concrete hens nest, cement sidewalks, fireproof garbage boxes, and molded cement fountains, illustrating Portland cement’s versatile uses beyond construction.

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Soldiers on Skates in the Norwegian Army

A corps of skates attached to the Norwegian army includes men chosen for strength and marksmanship. They navigate ice and snow with cavalry speed, and one unit recently covered 120 miles in 18 hours and 45 minutes over rugged terrain.

Rebuilding Messina to Resist Future Earthquakes

The piece argues for radical new construction methods in a rebuilt Messina to withstand quakes. It contrasts Italian rules with Japanese practice, endorsing wood frame with iron joints and concrete foundations, and stresses strong foundations, triangular frames, and isolated main structures to prevent collapse. It cites Nagoya Gifu 1831 quake lessons and Japanese experiments showing durable, cheaper private homes alongside steel framed business buildings.

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Debutantes Begin London Season Amid Court Etiquette

The London season opens in February with debutantes striving for royal presentation at Buckingham Palace. High costs and strict court rules shape a year of dress purchases, social rivalries, and ambitions among young ladies connected to prominent families.

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