Woman Describes Delsarte System in Lecture at Butte
Mrs Weirick spoke on the Delsarte system at the Butte Concord Center outlining its threepart theory of mind heart and body. She demonstrated how posture and gestures alter meaning, citing thumb positions and facial cues across acting and public speaking. The event featured readings by Hamner, a vocal solo by Vivian Knuth, and piano by Lilian Pearce. The large attendance marked the center’s most enjoyable program to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Weirick
Butte Concord Center
Tare
Delsarte
Rdnard J. Hamner
Vivian Knuth
Lillian A. Pearce
Builder and Buyer in the Butte Market
Butte realty reports strong activity with many new homes planned for spring. Several structures nearing completion, including the Virginia apartment house slated for March 1, and high school auditorium work advancing. Local builders plan expansions, schools, and a modern Athletic Club with a $20,000 backing, plus numerous lot sales in Daly addition and Wilson Park.
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Butte Real Estate Transacions
Butte Teal
South Tutte
Virginia
Montana Construction Company
Yestern Guy
Athletic Club
Silver Bow Athletic
John Patrick Campbell
Helena
Father McCormack
St. Joseph's Parsh
Montana
Rundle Land and Abstract Company of
Glasgow
Chamber of Com
Nursery” Company
Livingston
A. M. Antes
Capital City Plumber Goes Into Bankruptcy
R D Stocking a Helena plumber has filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy. Assets total 700 with 175 exempt. Exemptions cover personal property including a horse. Unsecured claims amount to 4%. Inventory lists stock in trade at 10 and a valued choses in action at 225. Franklin Sparrow and John Pauley named in related notices. Explosion in James W Rowe home caused by steam from frostbound pipes. no dynamite found. Windows blown out, doors dislodged, ceiling damaged. Rowe and Mrs Rowe uninjured. Value of losses around 200.
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R. D. Stocking
Helena
Franklin B. Sparrow
Lakeview
Beaverhead County
John N. Pauley
Rowan
United Statey
George M. Bourquin
James W. Rowe
West
Gold Street
Rowe
Birth of a Son at Columbia Gardens Newsroom
The home of Mr and Mrs R W Canfield at Columbia gardens was blessed Wednesday with the birth of a son. The father is a member of the Butte high school staff. Friends in Butte will be glad for the family’s good news.
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R. W. Canfield
Columbia Gardens
Butte
Fire destroys woodshed at 1401 Jefferson avenue
A Wednesday fire in a woodshed at 1401 Jefferson avenue caused small losses after kindling on the floor was left unattended. Owner John Cunningham was not present. A chef named Mar lin suspects incendiary origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cunningham
Mar~lin
Jefferson Avenue
Life of adventurer 100 tough says young w coy
A snowbound train near Lima delays Darrell Jordan who is reported holding his own as hope for recovery persists. E W Mc Coy, 22, turns himself in at Butte Jail to confess a long-ago burglary, recounting travels from Spokane to Canada and Mexico while on the run, seeking home after years of wandering. Ernest LaCasse pleads not guilty to opium charges before a federal grand jury, with a $500 bond set. Anna F Dowd, 59, dies leaving six daughters and three sons, with ties to Michigan and local churches. Articles of Incorporation for General Realty Co of Butte filed, principal business at Butte with $57,000 capitalization.
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E. W. McCoy
Butte City
Dwyer
Rev
McCoy
Butte
Spokane
Canada
Mexico
Jimmy
Tutte
Royer
Ernest LaCasse
Federate Grand Jury
L. M. van Eten
United States
C. ML. Howard
Internal Revenue
LaCasse
Whitty
General Realty Company of
Frank R. Frost Jr
H. 8. Smallwood
Joseph H. Griffin
Birth Announcement for Doepker Family in Montana Iron Streets
A son was born Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Mark J Doepker of Montana and Iron streets. The proud father called fellow attorneys to seek their opinion on the best law school and announced his 80m was a 1935 candidate for admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark J. Doepker
Montana
Iron Streets
British assurances on neutral mail censorship reach US
The British foreign office sent assurances that neutral mail opened by British censors was innocent and not delayed. Ambassador Page delivered the note to the State Department, though no formal reply to the American protest had been issued. Officials viewed the assurances as evidence that protests may have sped up censorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineton
Foreign Office
State Department
Ambassador Page
London
Offoiala
Pastor Jordan Bett Relapse Delays Journey to Chandler
Messages to the family of Rev. Welter I Jordan discuss effects on the candidacy of Darrell. The pastor, undergoing treatment in Chandler Arizona, received a telegram Friday announcing a relapse. He hoped to reach his journey’s end Monday morning but faced delays due to illness.
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Welter I
Jordan
Darrell
Chandler
Ariz
Four Escaped Prisoners of War Taken in Maine
Four men alleged as prisoners of war were captured on the U S side after escaping from Amherst Nova Scotia. They crossed the ice on the St Croix river and were detained by U S Immigration Inspector H C Gillis. Names given were William Schroeder Gustave Tlaring George Kleinworth and Hans Neu. The escape involved tunneling 150 feet under camp walls. Formal steps for return to Canada will be pursued through Ottawa and the British ambassador in Washington.
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Calais
Amherst
Nova Scotia
St. Croix
New Brunswick
Exeter Junction
H.C. Gillis
Hammerstein Seeks Aid in Recovering Lexington Opera House
Oscar Hammerstein, once a grand opera impresario and theater builder, says he is penniless and appeals to the district attorney for help recovering an interest in the Lexington Avenue Opera House. He transferred the property on an attorney's advice and now cannot recover it. He reportedly received 1.2 million dollars for goodwill and business. An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed against him recently.
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New York
Oscar Hammerstein
Grand Opera
Lexington Avenue Opera House
Hammerstein
Lexington Avenue House
Boston
Plant Juice touted by Milwaukee woman in testimonial ad
A Milwaukee woman from 6222 Greenfield avenue writes that Plant Juice cured her stomach trouble and improved both hers and her husband’s digestion and appetite. The letter says they feel well and recommend the herbal tonic to friends, with ads noting availability at Newbro Drug in Butte and Smith Drug in Anaconda.
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May
Greenfield Avenue
Milwaukee
Wis
Newbro Drug Company
Hutte
Smith Drug Store
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Davey ¢ Gilmore
Finlen
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W. R. Creight
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Free “Medi Fon Rieu
Oro- Sanita
Neworo Drug Co
West Park Steet
Mone
ED Rose
North Main Street
Concord Center
Mrs. Weirick
Sates Aystem
Daly
Reynolds
Sypherg
Amos Mason
John Green
Wilson Park
Charles Holly
Thomas’ McDonald
Ed Hickey
J. J Murphy
Lewis F. Canvin
Joe J. Jer
Pete Angel
Patsy Sullivan
Millie Fulmore
M.A. Malone
William Lend William
Mr Cutts
Sleeman
Bolever and Brown Agency
Anna Marie Sleeman
Johanna McCarthy
Maryland
Capital City
Gardens
Miche Trovethen
Montana Street Butte
Hkonaceey
Earie
Istan Palm Beach
Renre
Earle
Los
Life OF Adventurer
Young W'Coy
Lima
Darrell Jordan
Teelgrams
Anna F. Dowd
North Henry Street
D. J. Hilger Jr
Lewistown
J. J. Steiner
Kat's
Neilie
Margie
Angela
Thomas
John
Joe
Mary ‘Hughes
Felix Hughes
Michigan
Stra
Dowd
Immaculate Conception Church
Jordan Bett
Maine
ST Canada
ABC
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