American Corner Nooks for Patriotic Home Comforts
The Deco rator and Furnisher outlines low cost ways to create an American corner and a New England corner in homes. Suggestions include red white and blue fabrics, flag themed upholstery, crest and military decorations, family heirloom displays, and simple alcove drapery using homespun or denim with green or turkey red accents.
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Army
Grand Army and Relief Corps
Navy
New England
Toys and war toys drive April sales in Broadway shops
A Broadway dealer notes a surge in toy demand in April and May with a run on pewter soldiers and miniature naval craft. Sailboats and drums sell quickly, with prices dropping to a quarter for tiny upright yachts. Children stage improvised battles on uptown lots, enlisting “re-enforcements” from nearby streets as toy soldiers and accessories fly off the shelves. Also advice on making fragrant potpourri is offered for girls with step by step directions and ingredients.
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Broadway
Key West
Blank Street
No Name Street
Charley
New York Sun
Cuban Rail and Postal Plans Spotlight Cisneros in Washington
Colonel Francisco Javier Cisneros, a Cuban engineer, visits Washington to study U S postal and telegraph systems and to recruit capitalists for a postwar Cuban central railroad linking Havana with key cities. He seeks to become Cuba's first postmaster general and to oversee a national telegraphic network, with several wealthy congressmen said to back the project.
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Francisco Javier Cisneros
United States
South
Central America
Washington
Cuba
Cisneros
Senor Quesada
Legation
J. F. Artiga
Post Office Department
United States Postal Service
Talen
Western Union Telegraph Company
Republic
Havana
Jisneros
Spain
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Proverb on piano study and early stage practice
The Etude notes a German proverb urging beginners to master basics before speed. It argues right notes and fingering trump strict time and warns early focus on expression or tempo can create bad habits. Teachers should guide students toward sure execution before emotion.
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Germany
The Boy Musician Dreamed on Strings
A boy with a violin finds the instrument speaks of hope and ascent in a lyric dream like performance. Separate passages reveal a study of youngsters answering a question about who to resemble, with most answers sincere and fatalism rare. Paris women adopt a Grecian frontlet styling trend, featuring full hair over the ears and a side part for a classic look.
Miss Anna Estell Wilson Promotes Music for Invalids
New York's Miss Anna Estell Wilson advances a new occupation teaching music for invalids. She argues that music can benefit healing by stimulating depleted nerves and calming overactive nerves, with several physicians endorsing her method.
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Anna Estell Wilson
New York
Iceboat Doghouse Mystery Prompted by Ocean Drift
A doghouse lashed to a cube of ice carried an Irish terrier and six newborn pups. An accompanying note and a tiny flag drew curiosity while captain and crew awaited answers about how the dog came to drift at sea. The tale also previews Myrta Lockett Avary on earthworms and Darwin’s view of their soil work.
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Eliza- Dolethan
Bennett
Sweet Alice
St. Nicholas
Myrta Lockett
Darwin
Mother Earth
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