Jazz May Find Its Way Into Italian Choir Programs
Maestro N Sandro Benelli, Florentine Choir director, arrives in America with 1927 musical traditions. He endorses including at least one jazz piece in performances, arguing syncopation is universal and can blend with classical work. Benelli notes America may best suit this modern note while respecting Italian roots.
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Marian Hale
York
N Sandro Benelli
America
Benelli
Noue
Florentine Choir
Colortl
Glia
Florentine
Sera Benelli
Barry Mot
New York
Marchesa
Mannucci
Sandro Henelll
Florentine Choir Brings Italian Pageantry to America
The Florentine Choir, world’s oldest choral group, travels from Florence led by Andro Benegug and featuring 122 women, many of noble birth, including countesses and duchesses. They blend ancient costumes with modern feminist aims while performers express fascination with Hollywood and American life.
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Italy
America
Florentine Choir
St. Brandy of Assisi
Florence
Aitte Marchesa Iside Minuce
Eniready
Amor
Pompe
Siren
Hollywood
Dry Czar Speaks Mind Amid Official Nudges
Seymour Lowman, the prohibition enforcement chief, ruffles party and officials with blunt attacks on wets and enforcement. aides fear his removal as political heat grows before the presidential race. He defends independence while senior leaders distance themselves from his blunt critiques and insist enforcement remains a state affair.
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Dry Czar
Moyney Dutchier
Wastington
Seymour Lowman
Treasurs
New York
Lowman
New York Democrats
Republican Party
Prohibition Service
Mellon
Prohibition
Doran
Seery Ogden Mills
Ap Smith
Mills Jis
Smith
Jim
Fred
Nils
Lown
American women and the liquor question in early talk of national reform
A fragment from The New Age Illustrated discusses women leading a sobriety push and the political power of American women after gaining the vote. It argues liquor control, women's self-respect, and welfare are intertwined and notes women seek the ballot as protection for family and civilization.
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George Mansfield
New Age Illustrated
America
Mr. Mansfield
The
New Wabaene
Gram
Eliza Thompson
Frances Ward
HULLER SAVES TIME AS MACHINA SHIFTS LABORS
A partial OCR passage notes a machine or method touted as cutting a task from hours to minutes, with references to a community and family labor. The text remains fragmented, mentioning Randylen county and a claim that a device can shell a fussy load in 45 minutes, implying dramatic time savings for households.
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Lo¢ Randylen
Xii
Liberty
Neo
Italian Hermit Dedicates Life to Prayer at Sacred Mountain
The Hermit of the Sacro Monte of Varallo in Piedmont died at 81 after forty one years on the winding ascent. Giuseppe de Rocito of San Stino di Livenza lived simply, accepted pilgrim offerings, and spent funds on the shrine and its landscape. He never left the mountain since 1881 and prepared his own grave.
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Taly
Varallo
Novara
Piedmont
Giuseppe de Rocito
San Stino di Livenza
Venice
Teach Women Drivers in Newark Safety Course
The Newark safety council offers a free automobile driving course for women. Classes meet once a week for five weeks with a road test prior to the state license examination.
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Newark, N. J
Penn freshman ban on cosmetics and jewelry
At Shadelchial University? Oct. 12 an order from the Women Students' Sophomore Vigilance Committee restricts freshmen from using or possessing cosmetics while on campus. The ruling also bans unnecessary jewelry and insignia as part of campus regulations.
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Shiladelchia
University of Pennsylvania
Fish wears tag to show his age
An elderly sea creature, a nine year old sculpin, was caught by Joe Cluky aboard a Rockland to New York barge. The fish bore a wire tag and a carved wooden patch reading ASK June Ti 008 Northeast Harbor Me, indicating an aged catch and a mysterious origin.
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Ockland
Joe Cluky
Rockland
New York
Joe
Dor
Ila
Ask
Lharbor
Three R s of Ridin Ropin Rustlin Mean More to Miss Than College
Claire Heleher, a Texas Oklahoma girl turned diverging path to Yale? No, she trains as a bronco buster before entering Dana Hall and Wellsley prep. The piece traces her struggle balancing rodeo life with college rigors, noting her western roots and shift toward academics while still craving field work and rodeo culture.
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Claire
Bool
Open Spaces and Claire the Bull Rider
A Texas rodeo figure Claire, 215 pounds, proves fierce with steer twists. She aims for Madison Square Rodeo in October to challenge Vox Hings, asserting women can join in with skill and strength and will marry only someone who can match their abilities.
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Claire
SRE
Muadison Square Rodeo
New York
Vox Hings
Fox
Colleges Sell Scholarship For Money Says The Bookman
A Bookman essay argues colleges increasingly favor money over scholarship as business interests join boards of trustees. It cites inflated degree values, booster culture, and denationalized campuses where funds drive campaigns and building prestige, with production data and bridge ideas noted.
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South
Easdora Ramsay Richardson
the Bookman
T Rustees
Richard Son
Richardson
Kiwanis Club
University and Cultural Center
Cert
Mississippi
New Orleans
Ite
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