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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1910
Page
11
AUSICIAN A monthly for Teacher, Pupil and Music Lover expresses high regard for the value of education and musical study. The periodical highlights the importance of skilled instruction and devoted practice across readers and students.
Henry D. Tovey of the University of Arkansas writes in The Musician praising use of the Talking Machine Victor in music education. He reports biweekly concerts, thirty two operas studied by May, with records showing singers and stories, and notes increased student interest and vocal comparisons in hallways.
Mr Tovey expresses the sentiment of advanced teachers urging careful analysis of the Victor Talking Machine. Reproduction rooms tested its portable cost and educational value in sitting, speaking and music. The instrument offers accuracy, precision and beauty of expression beneficial to both teachers and pupils.
A chaotic note from J. E. Ditson & Co discusses positions for stenographers and mentions Charley Herzog in a tenuous digression. The baseball chatter highlights Big Doc Martel, Dave Shean, Bill Sweeney, Fred Beck, Herb Moran, and Bill Collins as players with Giants and McGraw as rivals in a late season context.
Promoters offer a home remedy using Marmola, Cascara Aromatic, and Peppermint Water sold in drug stores. Directions say mix ingredients and take after meals and at night, claiming two pounds weekly loss with no dieting or exercise.
At Bagley's Falls a dare to swim the Devil's Pool leads to a near drowning as Mabel Hancock and Harold Cartwright enter the dangerous current. Cartwright summons courage and dives repeatedly to save her, fate and a bystander rope rescue saving them both.
A reader named Harrietta writes to contrast English and American spouses. She criticizes English husbands for expecting constant service while praising her American brother-in-law. The letter argues Englishmen are selfish compared to her American sister's husband, who she says is “all right.”
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