Elizabeth Tenson A Child Prodigy In Westward Life
Elizabeth Tenson, daughter of Ms. Austin, is highlighted as a healthy 12 year old prodigy whose intellect tests show 814 IQ percentiles above average and top scores on major tests. The piece traces her childhood from New Mexico ranch life to New York City schooling, noting her early domestic skills and rapid academic progress while recounting her mother’s long hospital stay and Elizabeth’s solo journey from New Mexico to California.
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Unmelting Kind and a Child of Media Fame
A portrait of Elizabeth, an exceptionally large child in California, kept fed on fruit and vegetables after arriving from New Mexico. Hollywood’s color and exotic hours drew her, and her Screenland work brought studio access and admiration from stars. Despite elite attention, she faced scrutiny over age and grade placement, with medical and educational tests revealing an IQ of 207 and triggering public astonishment.
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Vienna Arts Engagement Drops After War Decline
Vienna shows about 12,000 people engaged with the arts, down from roughly four times that before the war. The breakdown includes painters and sculptors, authors, and musicians with thousands in each category, including 226 women among authors.
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Wells College Acquires Early Wells Fargo Stage Coach
Wells College in Aurora New York acquires a preserved Wells Fargo coach with a noted history. The relic, once used on the frontier west routes and exhibited in San Francisco, was inspected after a lengthy pursuit by Wells College president Kerr J. MacMillan and Western Sugar Company head W. Le Petrikin. The coach traveled from Saratoga ranch near Wyoming to Concord Maine decades ago and was paraded in Denver before shipment to the museum.
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Blue and Gray to Meet in Reunion
War enemies unite in a September reunion here with Gen. M D Vanen of the United Confederate Veterans and Capt. John By Inman of the Grand Army of the Republic set to attend. The event marks healing after conflict as old foes plan joint ceremonies and talks. Plans also mention Western France’s agriculture and highway projects, including a 640 mile program for roads.
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