Dance difference: East symbol in motion not time
From Asia Magazine, Gertrude Emerson notes a divide between Western and Eastern dance. Western dance emphasizes elaborate steps, while Eastern dance remains sculpture like, using gestures to symbolize essential concepts of life and creation, preserving ancient forms across ages.
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India
Siva
Alisson
Krill
Java
Burma
Shan
Cambodia
Gertrude Emerson
Asia Magazine
Pointed Out Danger In Cup Tea Shaking Warned By Wesley
John Wesley warned against tea during a Oxford visit noting paralytic symptoms in his hand. He found the trembling worst after breakfast and learned abstaining for a few days stopped it. He suggested water sugar and milk as substitutes and urged others to avoid tea entirely if needed.
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John Wesley
Oxford
Duong
Uret
Duding
Walter Beswut
Wesley
Recreation Talk by Farmer Countesses and Quiet City Homes
A fragment from a rural voice contrasts leisure games and phonograph use with villagers appreciating quiet city homes after busy days. The remark hints at social contrasts and everyday life in a historical setting.
County Seat News Items Highlight Local Moves and Jobs
Chas R Hanson purchases City Meat Market from John Callan and takes charge. Frank and Mrs Van Deventer plan a winter visit to Oakley Idaho with Mrs Van Deventer staying. Mr Van Deventer to return to Grangeville around January 1. Dudley Wilson leaves for Lewiston to join Mann Bros orchestra. A J Bradbury and kin depart by auto for Tacoma to settle there. J A Bradbury long served Grangeville as county auditor and bounty treasurer. Many schoolchildren attend annual First National Bank sponsored event at Lyric theatre, a longstanding community tradition led by the late Wallace Scott.
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Chas. R. Hanson
John Callan
Frank van Deventer
Oakley
Idaho
J. L. Rains
van Deventer
Grangeville
Dudley Wilson
Lyric Theatre
Mann Bros.’ Orchestra
Lewiston
J. A. Bradbury
Charles Bradbury
Earl
Harry Bradbury
Tacoma
First National Bank
Wallace Scott
Forest service radio at Imperial hotel to begin soon
Forest service radio equipment being installed on the roof of the Imperial hotel by C R Campbell proprietor A J van and William Lyons to operate soon for fire reports. The setup, retained in Grangeville through Mr Devan, will be used in summer to monitor forest fires. Reunion of the Overman family of Camas Prairie held at Harry Hilbourne home in Grangeville with many relatives listed.
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Forest Service
Imperial Hotel
C. R. Campbell
A. J. van
William Lyons
Grangeville
Devan
Overman
Camas Prairie
Harry Hilbourne
Cyrus Overman
Nezperce
A. W.overman
Spokane
J. S. Overman
Portland
Alva White
R. W. Overma
Starbuck
Owen Overman
C. Oveno
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Esa
Hoene Hardware
Bell
California
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
The
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Pathe Phonograph
Santa
Rexall
C. O. Perrenoud
Cottonwood, Idaho
O. M. Collins
Schroeder
W. W. Flint
J. V. Nash
Asst
Cottonwood State Bank
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