Side Glances by George Clark about a musical child
The article notes a little girl who began playing early and astonishes her parents by performing a hymn after church one Sunday, showing her early musical talent and listening to pieces.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1928
Page
10
The article notes a little girl who began playing early and astonishes her parents by performing a hymn after church one Sunday, showing her early musical talent and listening to pieces.
William H. Fast, 64, collapsed from heat while at work in the Kearns Gorsuch glass factory in Zanesville. He died in an automobile on the way home after the incident. Temperature readings and details followed by local notes.
Detroit July 19 Henry Ford's Detroit Toledo and Ironton railroad was fined $20,000 by Federal Judge Charles C. Simony for violating the Elkins law by failing to collect demurrage charges.
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