Life Story of Edward MacDowell Noted Pianist Composer
The paper profiles Edward Alexander MacDowell born December 18 1861 in New York City a pianist and composer of Irish Quaker descent. It traces his studies in Paris Darmstadt and Wiesbaden and his influence by Joachim Raff and Karl Heymann. It notes his Boston debut 1888 Columbia University chair 1896 1904 Mendelssohn Glee Club conductorship and his death January 23 1908. It highlights his Ed ward MacDowell Association Peterborough New Hampshire and his poetic musical style Wood land Sketches New England Idylls and Indian themed works. It praises his character kindness and dedication to nature and art.
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Edward
Alexander MacDowell
Evelyn Gaar
MacDowell Music Study Club
Miss Gaar
Edward Alexander MacDowell
New York City
France
Conservatoire
Paris
School of Fine Arts
MacDowell
Germany
Karl Heymann
Joachim Raff
Institute
Raff
Heymann
Conservatory
Darmstadt
Weisbaden
United States
Boston
America
Columbia University
Mendelssohn Glee Club
Columbia
Peterborough
New Hampshire
Edward MacDowell
New England
Better Business Better Living in the Modern Economy
A persuasive editorial discusses how life now centers on the interdependent "Business of Living" where most people earn their living by producing and trading goods and services. It argues progress has elevated fair service, condemns payer beware, and links Better Business with Better Living through mutual reliance and honest practice.
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March of Progress
Gladiolus And Dahlia Display At Dublin Legion Hall
Orie E. Oler of Dublin hosts about 100 Gladiolus varieties and 300 Dahlia varieties at the Dublin Legion hall this Thursday and Friday with a ten cent admission benefiting the American Legion Ladies Auxiliary soldier relief fund. A daily program is offered by the Ladies Auxiliary. Also noted are Mr and Mrs Gus Dickerson traveling to Phoenix Arizona for the winter seek improved health and the Bertschs moving into a new Lincoln Drive home.
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Orie E. Oler
Dublin
The
Legion Hall
Ladies Auxiliary of
American Legion
Gus Dickerson
Pheenix, Ari
Mr. Dickerson
Life's Pathway Poem of Rise and Vindication
A reflective verse traces a narrator who endures mockery and setbacks from country and town folk. The speaker vows eventual triumph and recognition by those who once scorned them, aiming to become an honored figure at the poem’s zenith.
Rambles on aviation talk and world events in Beverly Hills
A narrator digresses on Lindy and aviators, praises Lindbergh and Hearst, and muses on immigration, politics, and farm relief. He references France Britain Germany and various leaders, then moves to Nevada divorce ease and global troubles, ending with a global snapshot and a Tec syndicate credit.
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Beverly Hills
Lindy
Annie
Ma Maby
North Pole
Grover Whalen
Mr. Hearst
France
England
America
W. R
Flo Zeigfeld
O. K
Rabbitts
Proposed Electric Rates Delayed Hearing in Indiana
Local power users and the utility agreed to a sixty day postponement of the Public Service Commission hearing on rates. Cambridge City saw proposed schedules for new rates to be studied by engineers and accountants with citizens urged to compare current bills and file complaints if the new rates are higher.
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Public Service Commission of
Indiana
Public Service Commission
Cambridge City
Denver C. Harlan
Luncheon Bridge Hosts and Visiting Socials Report
Mrs Clarence Whelan and a group of guests hosted by Mrs Albert Tyne in Indianapolis for a luncheon bridge today. Voyle Martindale and spouse spent last week in Virginia. Several other ladies including Mrs Harry Stannach entertained with a luncheon bridge while a Five Hundred club gathered with Miss LaVesta Brumfield hosting Tuesday.
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Clarence Whelan
Angelo Chiarenza
George Rihm
Ben Johnson
Keith Veach
Slifford Howard
Harry Kusternd
Alpheus Martindale
Albert Tyne
Indianapolis
Mrs. Voyle Martindale
Virginia
Harry Stannach
Mesdames
Clarence Ingermann
Connersville
George Babcock
Dan Chapman
Richmond
Harry Thompson
K. P. Diffenderfer
Harry Bales
Paul Drischel
Ross Hutchinson
Harry Kuster
Hoovers Sail for China to Do YMCA Work
Lyman and Helen Hoover report plans to sail to China for YMCA service. They describe medical clearances, travel changes to the President McKinley, and hopes for support from about 600 backers. They expect to land in Shanghai on September 23 and ask for prayers and letters.
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Denver
Col
New York
China
Helen
Meriden
Connecticut
Indianapolis
American Mail
McKinley
Seattle
Usy
Lerschleb
Foreign Division
Far East
Co National Committee
Y.M.C.A
Museum Road
Shanghai
Squirrel with Nut Clasped Drawn by Dorothy Edmonds
The fragment describes a squirrel illustration by Dorothy Edmonds, with a humorous face, whiskers, ears, two hind and two fore paws, and a nut clenched in its sharp claws attributed to Lucille Crites.
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Lucille Crites
How Spring Returned to Earth
Greek myth recounts Persephone's return from the underworld to renew life on earth. Demeter mourns until Zeus orders Hermes to restore Persephone, who must spend half the year with Hades. Her annual ascent brings spring and fertility to Enna. Readers are told of Arethusa and the gods shaping the seasons.
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Enna
Demeter
Persephone
Ana
Stremm
Arethusa
Earth
Dis
Zeus
High Olympus
Underworld
Kingdom of
Hermes
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Europe
Mrs
Alvin Bertsch
Lincoln Drive
Rennon
MecCall’s
Tribune
McCall’s
the Tribune
McCall's Magazine
St. Ne. Or
McCall’s Tribune
McCall's
Wits Rogers
Jimmy Gerard
Heinz Pickles
Bishop Cannon
al Capone
Jimmy
Senate
Gerard
Winnemucca
Nev
Nevada
Peru
Liberia
Brazil
Hearst
Brisbane
Russia
Mexico
McNaught Syndicate
Tec
Cambridge
Onse
Wereemmerrece
Sateen Sangeet Remenace
FOTO
Paul Casket Company
Cambridge City Casket Company
American Casket Company
bAge
Ewneemene
Bertsch & Company
Aoe
Nooeew — Ereneam
Snail Power Ocsemitenan
Anerwerehy Bas
Hoovers
Lyman and
Helen Hoover
the Children’s Dormer
Dorothy Edmonds
Alice M. Greer
Jim Giraffe
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