To the Girl Who Wants to Sing by Homer Fitts Company
In this excerpt from a Jane Woman’s Home Companion piece an experienced singing pupil explains why many girls fail, where blame lies, the kind of talent needed, and where to study to win success. The author recalls his own near failure, the need for self discipline, and the craft of memorization and practice as keys to a career. He recounts studying at London’s Royal College of Music and in Paris with Roubé on Mephisto in Faust, stressing ultimate responsibility on the pupil and consistent effort.
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Jane Womans Home Companion
Europe
Ae College of Music
London
Roubie
Paris
Mephisto
Gounod
Faust
Rowbhie
Thora
Carolemwerens
Vase of mixed color blooms advertised for sale
An OCR fragment advertises mixed color blooms with a delivery offer. It mentions a contact line and a poetic product name, though details are garbled. The readable parts suggest a flower sale with a price or unit and a delivery promise.
Weather Forecast For Barre Tonight
The Barre Daily Times reports fair weather tonight with moderate south to west winds and a forecast of continued pleasant conditions. No precipitation expected as temperatures stay mild.
Talk of the Town notes varied local items and people
Local notices report new parasols at Abbott’s, dress sales at Paris Shirtwaist House, and frequenting visitors like Miss Hazel Maiden and James Blaster. Community events include choral rehearsals, a Children’s Day concert, and a Tallin Choral Society fundraiser. Court news covers a guilty plea for operating a vehicle without a license and local commencements. Football season opener at Bor Tinstt ground ends 2 1 with Red team over Black.
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Hazel Maiden
West Street
Old Orcford
James Blaster
Concord
H. Volney
Farr
Covina
Cal
B.C
P. A
Union
F. A. Nichola & Son
Frank Robinson
E. M. Roscoe
Wilbur Mower
Maine
F. Benedict
Agurs
North Main Street
Plattsburg
Sprague Deemen
Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
John R. Kurtz
Goddard Seminary
Moyer
Kurta
Jms
Women's Association of the
Congreg National Church
Vermont
Burlington
Lake Champlain
Barre
Vermont State Spiritualist Association
Brailley
Beardoy
Universalist Church
Hazel Coburn
Randolph
Charles A. Brown
Ofit Street
St. Albane
William B. Nieh
Obs
Amante
William Wishart
H.W. Scott
Harry Gamble
Howard Miles
West Strvet
Mount St. Mary Academy
Eee Miles
J. W. Stewart
St. Mary
Seccrr
Vermont Football League
Wilson
Parre Hill
Rangers
Bonacoord
When to Send Out Wedding Invitations
The column states wedding invitations for home or church weddings should be mailed three weeks before the date, with some invited later than two weeks prior. Announcements are mailed immediately after the wedding, ideally the same day, but at latest the following day.
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Wolumn
Local notices and business ads mix with parish events
The clipping blends shop promotions at Vaughan's and others with items on summer fashions, hotel registrations, and a church Corpus Christi observance. It notes residents and visitors in town, a marriage banns notice, a barber shop clerk change, and a high school baseball game recap.
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Abbott
St. Monica's Church
Martin Riley
Jes
Mis
Mary Knox
Paul W. Waterman
Montclair
Nedy
DS. Waterman
Washington Street
Harry
C. N. Kenyon & Co
Buzzell Hotel
Mabel Osborne
Brandon
A. C. Shepard
Northfield
D. Towne
Woodsville
N. IL
Howard Monti
Bethel
G. Hatch
News
Tonton
Erville G. Balch
Burlington
Fred Hurlburt
Boston
St. Manica's Church
A. Hugh McKenna
Maasen
P. M. McKenna
Corpus Chris
Socialist slate leads Vermont campaign for state offices
The Socialist party unveils a field of candidates for Vermont state offices with strong inroads claimed in state polls and reduced internal dissension. Fred W. Snitors is named chairman and national committeeman, with James Hall, James Lawson, Anne Mann, Antonio Broggi, and John McMillan also elected to state posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Socialist Party
Fred W. Snitors
James Hiall
Barre
James Lawson
Anne Mann
Websterville
Antonio Broggi
John McMillan
Burlington
Don't Overdo Scientific Management in the Home
Mary Hastings Bradley argues in July Woman's Home Companion that while factory efficiency may suit furniture and clothing, food preparation remains a home task. She warns against replacing daily meals with factory produced fare and urges preserving home cooking traditions despite efficiency trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hastings Bredley
Shy
Puppets of Fate and Squaw Man at Barre venues stir local crowds
In Barre, G N Kenyon & Co promotes silk yard rates while the Barre Book Store sells the historical drama Puppets of Fate by Alice J Tavelle for $1. The Pavilion touts exclusive rights to the photoplay Squaw Man starring Farnum, produced by Jesse Lasky. A long Waterbury baseball battle ends 6 to 6 after 14 innings with Italian A C juniors and Waterbury town team each side scoring in early frames.
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Vaughan
Barre
G.N. Kenyon & Co
Alice J. Tavelle
Charles Hoernle
Goddard Seminary
St. Albans
St. Johnsbury
Witich Stin Farnum
New York
Colonial Theatre
Jesse . Lasky
Waterbury
Himeelf
Clarke
Plainfield Social News Reflects Montpelier Visitors
Plainfield notes show Mrs Moore of Montpelier visiting friends, plus numerous visits among residents including Hollisters, Knapps, and JSTs. Mentions of vacations, school graduates, and a Memorial service at the Methodist church. George Hollister returns from New York hospital stay. Regular social exchanges and small-town events populate the week.
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Moore
Montpelier
Jane i
Abba Clark
D. H. Hollister
Mildrow Hollister
Perry
Wells River
George St. Cyr
Geo [Nye
Arthur Sweat
Hardwick
Belly Cole
Marchfield
Joseph Bartlett
Alice Knapp
Cabot
LL. Knapp
Perley Pike
Newport
Philip Hean
Groton Pond
Burnham Cathy
Montpelier Seminary
Ethel Cathy
Waterway
Arthur Prescott
East Montpelier
Ful Bond
Smith
Nat
Mra
Harley Cuteler
Barre
Wil Worthen
Hartwick
Nelson Moree
Plainefield
Charles
Della Kenniston
Athans
John Parks
Lilt Townsend
Groton
John Read
East Mont Ipelier
Forrest Walker
Wheeler Batehelder
Hartford
Hillis
North Montpelier
Toyd Minott
Moythwiller
T. Penny
Sinday
Graniteville A A v4 Beat Weep on Tuesday Evening
In Graniteville on Tuesday June 16 the A A team hosts a second meeting this year. Heaton will represent East Barre and Finnega and Leay will aim for points in the probable lineup. The game at the arena between rivals Vale and Vale promises a watchable contest. Admission 5 cents. ladies 10 cents. at G18.
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Graniteville A
Wep
Thin
Heato
East Barre
Finnega
T ieLeay
Praniteville
Atri‘vale
Adassion
Odd Fellows Praise Of Order And Fellowship
A speaker extols the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and the Rebekahs for their Christian-inspired fellowship. He traces fraternal bonds to biblical teachings, notes their harmony with church aims, and stresses three links of friendship, love, and truth in promoting mutual aid and empathy among people across races and ages.
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Rebekahs
Christian Church
Grand Army of the Republic
Odd Fellowship
Church
Sovivty Fife
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C.J. Allen
Beckley Street
Louis Veale
Liberty Street
N. Kenyon & Co
Frank McWhorter Co
Giuseppe P. Giampolini
Commesso Italiano
H.C. Schoolcraft
City
Buazell Hotel
Jones
Adirondack Mountains
Schonteratt
Park View
Marshfield Tmsetall
Williamstown
Williamstown A. A
Marshfield
Plainfield
Washington
A Fens
S. Thompson
Bigylow
W. E Worthley
Chalsea
Wierlington
George H. Flint
P. Smith
Graniteville
Dreamland
Atyler
Stepiot
J. Nelson Glidden
Clarice
Valois
Roxbury
People’s Shoe Store
C. & Andrews
Harke Vermont
Henry W. Knight
Barre, Vt
Ccessor
Veale & Kuni
Aldrich Building
Tilden Shoe Company
Photo Theatre
Keystone
Pauline
Bay State Liquid Paints
Matheson
A. W. Beckley
Crown's
N. E
C. Ww. Averill & Company
Barre, Vermont