Kimball Becomes Yan kee Glynn Through Booth’s Advice
The tale recalls Mathias Currier Kimball, known as Yan kee Glynn, who began as an usher in the Lowell museum era when Junius Brutus Booth needed a Norfolk in Richard III. Immense stage pressure, a wrong position, and Booth’s scolding collide with Kimball’s quick Yankee retort. Booth applauds his natural comedy and urges a lifelong focus on a Yankee character for fame and fortune.
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Kimball
Mathias Currier Kimball
Yankee Glynn
Junius Brutus
Booth
Lowell Museum
Richard 111
Lord Norfolk
Young Kimball
Bosworth Field
Norfolk
Soe
Mr. Booth
Dust in the Air Shapes Sunlight and Weather
An Exchange science piece argues dust enriches sunsets and protects from sunburn, noting dust in air aids rain and cloud formation. It warns a dustless atmosphere would bring constant moisture, drenching floors and walls, and eliminate umbrellas as useless curios.
Weaving Tale of Cow, Web and Seven Suits Princess
Indian World recounts a Mogul princess whose father scolds her for showing skin through her clothes. She defends herself claiming she wears seven suits. A weaver is chastised for not stopping a cow from eating muslin drying on the grass, mistaking it for a spider web.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Dacca
Bolts
Early Tendencies Across Sects and Saints
A brief Chicago News quote notes that a boy named Carver was a prankster in youth and became a reading surgeon in a hospital. The St Paul Dispatch adds a view that many men feel clever enough to dodge honesty, applying beyond politics to other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carver
Chicago News
St. Paul
The Cow-Puncher at Wenatchee Theater April 7
Review of Hal Reid's The Cow-Puncher notes the deeper look into cowboy life and the strong cast, with the eastern educated girl winning hearts among rugged ranch hands. Also mentions local notices on school decorating, a new paint store, meals, G A R reunion, and room rentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Reid
Wenatchee Theater
Mr. Reid
West
Wenatchee Development Co Notice Prohibits Garb Refuse Animals
Warning to all persons depositing garb refuse and dead animals on property in Coluntia Bridge Addition south of the big bridge. Violators will be prosecuted to the extent of the law. March 36 1908. Wenatchee Development Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coluntia Bridge Addition
Big Bridge
Wenatchee Development CO
Fry establishes new shop in Russell building
Chas. Fry occupies the former H. W. Russell premises and plans a first class shop after receiving a new machinery order. He has hired Pret Newson, recent arrival from Minnesota, to help with the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Fry
H. W. Russell
Travel with Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co.
Promotion listing travel routes via Salt Lake City and Denver with visits to Spokane. Highlights connections and service quality from WM. McMurray, Gen Passenger Agent, Portland, and I. R. Nagel, Traveling Passenger Agent, Seattle.
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Salt Lake City
Denver
Spokane
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co
WM. McMurray
Portland
Ore
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F. H. Brand, M. D
Columbia Valley Bank
Foy
Agen
Geo. E. McCann
Columbia St
Wenatchee
Estes Valley Orchards
A. F, Estes
Washington
United Wireless Telegraph Co
Stoyk
A. R. McIntosh
Douglas County
Sid River
Sto
High Line
Warren & Littleton
W. R. Prowell
Cottage House
Bill
California
Peter Schuttler
John Deere
W. A. Buttles & CO
Wenatchee Avenue
First Street
Alaska
Wenatchee Canning Co
M. O. Merrill
Cashmere
Orondo
Mission Street
Russell
Crond
World Office
I. R. Nagel
First Ave
Seattle
Wash
George Spreckels
Centralia
John Elfers
M. 0
Merrill
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