Noted Portuguese Violinist at Chautauqua
Raul Pereira, the renowned Portuguese violinist, takes the third day stage at Chautauqua with an assisting quintet of musical artists providing a rich program of classical works and cultural exchange.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1920
Page
11
Raul Pereira, the renowned Portuguese violinist, takes the third day stage at Chautauqua with an assisting quintet of musical artists providing a rich program of classical works and cultural exchange.
G Whitfield Ray, explorer and lecturer, reputed as the Livingstone of South America, will appear at Chautauqua this year. Former Official Explorer for Bolivia, he earned honors including naming a Brazilian peak after him and Bolivian citizenship with land grant. He promises a rich narrative combining facts and vivid storytelling.
An Indianapolis News item reports a community meeting at a school where a speaker spoke of a departed American figure whose spirit is said to hover around the institution. Two students warned of a terrible sound from the basement, later defended by another boy who quoted the tale of the man’s spirit.
An old advertisement touts Gete It as a painless corn and callus remedy. It claims immediate pain relief upon contact and gradual shrinking and loosening of the corn or callus. The copy emphasizes quick, simple treatment by applying the product to the affected area.
An advertisement endorses Crane's Linen and Highland Linen as stylish choices for refined wardrobes. It emphasizes their dignified attractive quality and place in fashion where elegance and taste are valued.
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