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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1904

Page

16

China’s traveling theater troupes ride camels to perform

A historical observer describes Chinese touring troupes that stage three day to three week pantomime spectacles in towns like Mukden and Tsin-min-tsin. Performances combine religion and amusement under temple sheds with pigtailed boys playing women, painted costumes, and a portable setup carried on camels, leaving spectators enthralled yet unsettled.

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Remarkable Wooden Clock From Bohemian Castles

A 40 سال clock owned by H Halbich of 49 West Neptune St Lynn keeps accurate time after centuries. Made soon after Columbus landed, it features a wooden case with Roman numerals, two 1-foot-tall figures skeleton and Father Time, quarter bell strikes, horn sounds, and a top bell. Origin tied to Wallenstein and Wieisnkal castles. repaired in 1699 by Ritta Freiherr von Frederich. later owned by the present owner’s father.

Beston Globe H. Halbich West Neptune Street Lynn America Wallenstein Bohemia Ritta Freiherr von Frederich Wieinskal

Summer Resort Woes and a Disappointing Escape

A restored travel tale tells of a summer resort misrepresentation with a nine hole golf course and fine promises that failed at arrival. The party faced lukewarm food, poor service, distant golf, and overpriced transit, ending in a scramble to find a better boarding house and a cheerful village school headmaster hosting a welcoming two week stay.

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OUSTS BOOK DEMONS ALL DUE TO THE EVIL SPIRITS

Special correspondence from London reports Pastor Howton, once an Anglican clergyman, running a Glossop exorcism operation claiming to cast out literary devils. He markets cures for demon possessed writers and others, charging penny- or pound-scale fees, with a mission chapel funded by followers and a growing house for patients. He asserts success in deterring bad books and sustains a profitable, flamboyant lifestyle.

London Offein Pastor Howton Howton Church of England Glossop Derbyshire Cage Mr. Howton Pastor Greening Leeds Norld England Ellen Glasgow New York Richmond George Meredith Box Hill Henry Newhbolt Great Britain Charles Hanbury Williams

Chinese Family Promenade On F Street Draws Crowds

A Chinese mandarin family walked F Street in Washington in native dress, drawing attention from onlookers. The matron wore a stylish gown, the wife’s hair unadorned, and their young son, calm and curious, delighted spectators with his “cute” appearance during the afternoon stroll.

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