Violin Craft and Collecting by Professor Waldo
A detailed discussion on violin making, history, and value by Professor Frank Waldo. It covers the Italian masters Stradivarius, Guarnerius, Amati, and Berzonzi, the rise of modern makers in the United States, and the market for old and modern violins, including issues of authenticity, repair, and collection in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Waldo
Stradivarius
Guarnertus
Amati
Berzonzi
Raphael
Michael Angelz
Thar
Murillo
Nt York
France
Germany
Saxony
Marnelstirchen
Ald
Mirecourt
Feamee
de Latte
Senda
Iim
United States
London
Worshly
America
Europe
Akers
School City Democracy Spreads in Alameda Model
Alameda shows a school city system where 420 pupils govern by ward, elect leaders, pass ordinances, and run police and health roles. The Longfellow school launches a charter process, holds Australian ballots, and pilots self government advancing toward school city nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alameda
Cal
Rap Francisco
Parlis
Pupll
United [States
Willan R. George
George
New York City
Wilson L. Gill
United States
Lonetellaw School
Fresh
Callere
Longfellow School
Alameda Grammar
Longfellow
Cardinal
Purius
Board of Freeholders
William Toarpern Chfirman
Eva Roeschengretas
Armless North Carolina reformer shines as model of grit
The Sunny South profiles Rev Dn RT Venn armless yet a prominent church leader and president of the Baptist Female seminary Raleigh. A Civil War era accident cost him hands, yet he excelled at Wake Forest College graduating as valedictorian in 1874. He led Scottish Neck church, studied theology, and now directs the seminary, praised for leadership, originality, and sporting prowess with partridge shooting and a unique gun setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banny South Purposes Publizhing
Lord Nelson
Nelson
Alexander H. Stephens
North Carolina
Dn RT. Venn
Baptisl Female University
Raleigh
South
Vaun
Hertford County
Wake Forest College
The
Baptist Church
Broaddun
Chowan Baptist Vaale Institute
Baptist Femae Seminary
Dr. Vann
Hoe
Vaan Aime
Miss Emiline Grigsby of Kentucky
Miss Emiline Grigsby of Kentucky was to be engaged to Richmond Pearson Robison, a naval veteran. Born in Winchester about twenty six years ago, she inherits a small fortune from an aunt and has studied at Nazareth. Her family includes Judge James Burbidge, Governor Robinson’s kin, and Braxton Grigsby, now in Cincinnati. Her mother and grandmother were famed Louisville society figures with ties to the South’s aristocratic circles. Braxton Grigsby served with the Rough Riders in the late war and Miss Grigsby is noted for southern beauty and social prominence in Lexington and Cincinnati society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Daniels
Sthogl
Schuol
Longfellow Schon
Emilind Grigsby
Kentucky
Richmond Pearson
Santiago
Winchester
Hor Roe
Lewis Braxton
James 5. Robinson
Phenix
Colorado
le Burbridge
James Burbidge
Robinson
Braxton Grigsby
Cincinnati
Miss Grigsby
Nazareth
Minas Grigsby
New York
Hamion Bushy
Judge Burbridge
James F. Rotingon
Tarfman
Miss Grigaby
White Burbridge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arsar¢ Rom Cate
Brescie
Cremona
Vershea
Alpine
Vosges
Gover
Hawley
Mr. Hawley
Hartford
Sars
Boston
Sears
Stradvarius Violin
Guarnerius
Ry M
Gha Sunny South
Shemih
Woek
Almede
Republi
RT Vaan
Emiline Grigsby
Albert Draegert
Thornbury
Iowa
Pop Price
Teris
Jaymerton
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