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Newspaper
Des Moines Daily Leader
Location
Des Moines, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1902
Page
19
An article discusses Nat Goodwin’s decline and how his wife Maxine Elliott’s patient affection prompted reform. Goodwin acknowledges Elliott’s influence and credits her for the positive change, offering a moral about wives guiding wayward husbands.
A Duluth report portrays Nat Goodwin as a renowned actor slowly reforming his habits under the gentle guidance of Miss Elliot. It claims she helped him regain standing, refusing to punish him for past faults while urging steady penance. The piece notes her influence on his behavior and public image amid broader discussions of stage life.
The text appears garbled with unclear names and events. It mentions fantasy, four runs, and bands but lacks coherent facts or identifiable persons or organizations to summarize into a factual news item.
The University Settlement music school aids foreign quarter youths in the East Side. Volunteers at Madison avenue and the Eastern District host lessons, turning tavern music into a community instrument. The program draws on piano and string tunes, with audiences of immigrants from Austria Germany and Russia, and calls music a force for social uplift.
L. O. Heggen, a respected shoe clerk at the Fair Store, speaks of eye trouble and reading difficulty. He consulted Dr. Lew Arntz, a Doctor of Optics, who prescribed glasses that entirely restored his sight and led him to heartily recommend Tr. Arnig to anyone with eye troubles.
At University Settlement Headquarters a music school teaches 140 pupils aged 5 to 16, with about 60 daily attendees and a waiting list near 209. Fees are 30 cents an hour with many free lessons for talent, and some practice free for a small half hour charge. Thirteen teachers and harmony instruction are emphasized, with scholarships costing 50 dollars.
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