The Wandering Composer Sanger and His Mountain Home
An essay on Alvert Sanger, the once-ignored English opera composer born in Hammersmith, his grandiose but flawed operas, the exiled life of wandering residence, and a chance meeting with Lewis on the Inn valley journey to Karinderhutte as both seek refuge in Alpine scenery.
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Alvert Sanger
Great Britain
Sanje
Hammersmith
Goon
Mglishmen
Sanger
Chaurer
Paas K
England
London
Mttle Imbo
Beer
John
Paris
San‘Ss
Miger
Ely
Banger
Orie
Lewig Doda
Mary
Innsbruck
Littletown
Lewis
Karinderhutte
Etiquette Questions From Mrs. Cornelius Beeckman
Dear Mrs Beckman answers etiquette inquiries on taxi courtesy tipping napkin unfolding and social introductions. The column covers who exits a taxi first the proper napkin display and whether a male companion should pay for a date or theater companions plus how to handle inviting others on outings.
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Mrs. Beckman
Winifred Tu
Mothers and Their Children Garden Plans Bring Lasting Joy
One mother recalls teaching children resilience through a garden plot. She notes that even if many seeds fail due to overcare or neglect, planting a reliable clump of iris or a few plants ensures something will bloom. The memory of a garden should evoke pleasant feelings rather than disappointment.
Municipal bathing pavilion to open Memorial Day
The municipal bathing pavilion will open May 30 marking the start of the summer swimming season with a dance at Sea Side Park. After remodel there will be accommodations for 3,000 people with three lifeguards stationed at key points, supported by a $500 recreation appropriation.
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Seaside Park
Belm
Board of Recreation
Bayerweather Island
Barnum Monument
Harmony Lodge Marks Mothers Day With Open Meeting
Harmony Lodge No. 711 holds an open meeting on Wednesday night to observe Mothers Day. Rabbi J. Meyerovitz of Park Avenue Temple will speak on motherhood and share B'nai Brith experiences. Officers will render ritual in addition to musical program. all members and friends invited.
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Harmony Lodge
J. Meyerovitz
Park Avenue Temple
Order
Not Me Defense Habit in Children Teaches Self Deception
A reflective piece explores how children, and even habitual cheaters, hide behind a "Not me" shield when faced with honesty. It argues this denial blocks growth and urges parents and teachers to remove the shield, forcing self accountability and real behavioral change.
Efficient Housekeeping New Dishes This Week
A dated handwritten kitchen column lists tomorrow's menu with breakfast items and several long recipe instructions. Included are baked chili con carne with dried beans, steamed nut bread in canned forms, and a cheese corn tomato supper dish with steps for blending ingredients and cooking times.
Kitchen Cabinet Now Model of Efficiency
Marian Moore extols the kitchen as the home’s center of activity and highlights a modern, streamlined kitchen cabinet design. The piece praises flat, functional Wetter cabinets and integrated storage to keep sugar, pans, knives, and essentials within arm’s reach, reflecting evolving home efficiency.
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Boo
Arin’g
Cahmel
Danish freighter Bonst Jensen runs aground off Blind Point
May 10 report says the Danish freighter Bonst Jensen, en route from New York to Montreal, was driven onto knife ledges off Blind Point 125 miles northeast of here in dense fog. Crew boarded safely ashore, while hulls flood in holds one to four. Officers remain aboard ready to depart if needed. wrecking tug planned, but owners in New York cancel local assistance deeming total loss. The ship, 3914 tons gross, built in 1899 at Newcastle under the Danish flag.
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Halifax
XN. S
Bonst Jensen
Blind Point
Northeust
Here
New York
Montreal
Kerred
Strait of
Canso
Hans
Jense
Vane’ Jensen
Newcastle
England
Pootatuck Club Sets Likely 15 Mile Race Course
Air lower boats are eligible to compete in the annual boat race to be a rival July 25 under the auspices of Pootatuck Yacht club here. The race will probably start at Pootatuck docks, proceed to Middle Ground Light and return, a distance of about 15 miles. Three Weidlich cups will be offered for the leading contestants.
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Air Lower
Pootatuck
Can a man store energy for emergencies
YOUR HEALTH column advises that humans cannot stockpile food sleep or air for long periods. Sleep reserves can be built by regular rest and sunlight, but three to four days without sleep or air is not feasible. Endurance comes from right living, daily exercise, and fresh air, not from stored reserves.
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Theody
Congress
Complaint of a Stamp User By DON HEROLD
A reader-narrator argues stamps have declined in quality and durability, noting thinner paper and weaker glue. He claims public demand could shift to private stampmakers if Uncle Sam raises quality with stronger, stickier stamps and suggests novel ideas for stamp backs and advertising. He asserts patriotism while urging better government stamps.
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Don Herold
Uncle Sam
Tadeo
Ford
Erry Purd
Mexico
Canada
Gucle Sam
Aixaip
Post Office
Pawe
Udon
Oh Margy! by John Held Jr. in gossipy Broadway style
A concise note on the humorous revue Oh Margy! by John Held Jr. highlighting its playful tone and social wit. The piece sketches Held’s distinctive caricatured art style and its reflection of contemporary stage humor.
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Margaret Kennedy
jJournes Jong and
Siaw
Eéminheid
Mrs. Cornelius Beeckman
Mra
Beckman
Thebes
Young Gardeners
Tomm
Teddy
iJe
Russia
Morocco
Aurelia
Grae
Marian Moore
Freigter
Pootatuck Club
Royal S. Copeland
M.D
Z. Q
George McManus
Hugh
Kiddum
Dan
VERN
HALY
Margy
John Held, Jr
Finland
Atork
Margr
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