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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1900
Page
8
The article stresses that teaching quality largely shapes a singer’s future. It urges immediate study with a skilled teacher, explains three months needed for noticeable progress, and outlines key traits for operatic and concert careers. It warns against overpractice and emphasizes voice quality, presence, physique, and discipline.
The Vienna Academy of Science plans to add a phonographic archives department to a public library. It will have three sections for European language phonograms, contemporary musical performances, and speeches by notable figures. Experiments seek durable recording material beyond Nubcanite. If successful, other nations may imitate the initiative.
An old Philadelphia Press fragment mocks McJigger and a Seabees figure, arguing he will never succeed in life. The brief item notes attempts at making ends meet with sharp, period- style humor.
A piece extols a temple of fame honoring moral, patriotic figures who shaped the nation. It lists presidents, pioneers, soldiers, statesmen, scientists, artists, and abolitionists from Washington to Lincoln, Webster to Whittier, Audubon to Stowe, praising their virtue and nation-building deeds.
The article describes how isolated troops in the Philippines crave magazines and light reading to combat homesickness and monotony. It notes that illustrated magazines like Harper’s Weekly are especially popular, with soldiers sharing, clipping pictures, and decorating bunkhouses. It provides forwarding details: send to United States Depot Quartermaster, 170 Summer Street, Boston, or Regimental Library, Twenty sixth A S V, Manila, P I, with prepaid charges and clear labeling for the unit.
The article argues beauty in Armtory women rests on expression and temperament more than features. It links vitality, earnestness, and emotional balance to a magnetic look while warning excessive brain work distorts the face.
A long discussion on pool play emphasizes skill over luck and warns against sharks who lure players into baited bets. It defines terms like spot a ball pocketing scratch and calling the ball while linking pool care to water intake, alcohol, and tobacco use and the need to avoid temptations that worsen thirst.
An article discusses sanitation and disease prevention in troops, arguing thirst drives drinking and poisons like typhoid and dysentery. It states water is the key remedy and notes thirst exists beyond mere craving, requiring measures to conserve bodily water and manage losses through clothing and drink.
Lewiston Journal recalls rural bands beating Sousa in endurance and humor. A band drums on a hill, recovers a rolling bass drum, and keeps tempo as a funeral cortege marches through a cemetery gate, ending with a tossed quip about the meek inheriting the earth.
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