Victor Records Festival Show Delights New York Audiences
The February Victor festival highlights sopranos Brice and Lashansse as Red Seal artists in a program featuring Loewe settings of Goethe ballads and Haydn chamber music. Notable performances include Caballe Galli, Tosti songs, and Raspy Bohemian charm, with Dances and operatic numbers shaping a festive season.
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Ida Lashansse
Yenters
Victor Records
Carl Loewe
Lstars
Victor
Barnby
Alfred
Jusnie
Victor Audiences de Gogorza
Pelle
Wieman
Josef Haydo
Victor Audiences
Indy - Werrenrath
Sothern and Marlowe in Two Shakespeare Records
A fragmentary note describes Sothern and Marlowe performing in Shakespeare records with mentions of Elsie Baker and a range of unclear phrases. The text is garbled and reads like a museum exhibit description or performance note with partial names and vague references.
Fi Fanny and the Oddities Entertains at Show
Sketchy OCR suggests a vaudeville themed act featuring Fi Fanny and an ensemble called the Second Hand. The text references a performer lineup and a “Star Beat” style act with dramatic rhythm, hinting at a playful stage show and worldwide appeal.
iPear Market Suffers A Slump
The fragment discusses a downturn at iPear Market with unclear figures and terms. The text references market shares, experts, and sales figures like 486,000, but the damaged OCR leaves many names and specifics unreadable. Key entities include iPear Market and possible market analysts, with a focus on a slump in sales.
Yost Decries Excessive Postseason Football Barnstorming
Michigan coach Fielding H. Yost voices concern over too many post season games and barnstorming tours. He argues the season should end in November, trips distract players from studies, and athletics should not surpass education. He warns commercialization risks eroding the educational purpose of college football.
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Fielding H. Yost
Michigan
Wdk
Pitt
Teama
Barnatorm
Elberton Takes Two Of Three In Friday Basketball
Elberton hosts Hartwell in a double header with boys and girls both split results. Hartwell boys won 23 16 while Elberton girls won 20 5 led by Edna Anderson and Glatz. Elberton boys defeated Carlton 26 14 with Young at guard top publisher Osaiisky officiating.
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Elberton
Athens
A_ regal
Hartwell
Edna Anderson
Glatz
Morris and Brown
Frusson
Carlton
Young
White
Osaiisky
Georgia Bulldog
Osginsky
Georgia
General Wood Changes Hours in Manila Office
Manila notes announce new office hours for General Wood’s staff with dawn start and early close to reflect a six day workweek. The memo specifies mornings only and an after hour emergency contact for urgent daily tasks. A separate item mentions a workaround for a weak battery using a iron bar to bridge the dead cell and restore ignition via the starter.
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Manila
Malacanang
Bulldogs Defeat Wofford College 34 to 27 in Spartanburg
The University of Georgia Bulldogs beat Wofford College 34 to 27 in Spartanburg. Rawson led the scoring for Georgia with strong efforts from Murray as both teams showcased solid defense. The Bulldogs depart for Columbia to face South Carolina University later tonight.
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Bulldogs
Spartanburg
S. C
Little Wofford College
University of Georgia Bulldogs
Rawson
Murray
Columbia
South Carolina University
Pope Benedict Near Death Sparks Cardinal Gasparri Speculation
A Rome newspaper reports that if Pope Benedict dies, Cardinal Gasparri would be his likely successor with support from the Italian government. The dispatch notes Benedict’s final conscious moments and that his master, Countess Julia Peraico, is also mentioned in dispatches.
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London
Rome
Central News
Pope Benedict
Cardinal Gasparri
Saya
Julia Peraico
Ia Alsu
Athens High Girls Take Game From Decatur High
Athens High girls win 23 to 19 over Decatur as Virginia Howell stars with nine points aided by Milas Comer eight and Williamson six in a fast, hard fought North Georgia high school game. Cunningham led Decatur with five field goals and six fouls. Decatur’s captain Ehie also stood out despite Athens' strong passing and defense.
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Virginia Howell
Athens High
Decatur
Georgia
North Georgia Circle
Athens
Y. W
Decature
Cunningham
Ehie
R.f. Bowden
Ehle
Comer
1.F. Stone
Williamson c
Bunscho
Rg Storey
Rig. Lively
Howell
Hamilton
Bundscho
Hood
Bowden
Stone
Williamson
Morgan Farmers Change Methods Growing Crops
In Morgan county a shift from cotton to alternate crops begins this year led by farm agent M. W. H. Collins. Peanut meetings at Apalachee and Rutledge spur planting of several hundred acres. New orchards and pruning demos are under way near Madison with expert from State College of Agriculture. Banks back boys in hog projects by lending part of stock purchase price against future hog sales.
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Madison
Morgan County
M. W. H. Collins
Apalachee
Rutledge
W. T. Bacon
Leakey
Walker Feil
State College of Agriculture
Bank of Madison
Hero Medal Recipients Highlight Daring River and Coast Drownings
Twenty five individuals receive hero medals for lifesaving acts from 1918 to 1921. Recipients include Isabel England of Boston and Miss England age 14 for saving a woman from drowning near el Pond Maine, and George Lee Stults of Radnor Ohio who halted a runaway team saving 19 children. Other efforts feature attempted rescues from electric shock and drowning across Port Clinton Fremont and Port Lee New Jersey with dates from 1918 to 1921.
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Pine River
Minn
Isabel England
Boston
Mass
Miss England
el Pond
Maine
Keoneth E. Long
Merrifield
Long
George Lee Stults
Lyle Allen Willard
Stilwell Avenue
Fremont
Ohio
Willard
Port Clinton
Emery J. Meinke
White Avenue
Meinke
Peter C. Rumpf
Tremont
Rumpf
Eone Creek
Frank Carter
Port Lee
N. J
Carter
Rausch Creek
Sponge Softening Method With Borax Tip
A sponge too hard to use can be softened by soaking in clear cold water with a little borax, then boiling the water, rubbing borax into the sponge, and rinsing in cold water.
Seamins Broke From Speculation Amid Bankruptcies
Berlin reports show thousands ruined by stock market speculation. Workers and professionals earning 3000 marks monthly joined in, betting to cover bills and dress, while many lost earnings, lost positions, and faced debt. Grocers and butchers cut credit. some creditors borrow from acquaintances. A speculator earning 2000 marks monthly said, We have to gamble to survive.
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Berlin
Hamburg to Have First Skyscraper in Germany
Hamburg plans the nation’s first skyscraper a 16 story tower in the old business district. Architects foresee a new era of tall buildings and several similar projects in coming years but face water supply fire safety and rent challenges. Promoters have permission if architectural symmetry is preserved.
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Hamburg
Straper
Germany
Secret Bolshevik visitors spotted in Stockholm police watch
In Stockholm the presence of twenty secret police tied to the Soviet government has been disclosed by press investigations. Angelica Bolabanov, a noted agitator for the Soviet regime, recently arrived in Stockholm via Reval. Police monitor the Bolshevik activity in Sweden, a matter drawing attention since last year’s red conspiracy revelations and sensational Stockholm court proceedings.
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Stockholm
Angelica Bolabanov
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