Spain and Music by Irving Schwerke
The article argues Spain is not artistically decadent but a rising center of music and art. It notes strong folk roots, notable composers like Grenados, and Spanish figures in teaching and performance, including Jonas in New York. It compares Spain with Russia, cites Glinka on folk affinity, and highlights violinists Sarazate and young pianist Pepito Arriola as exemplars.
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Spain
Alow
Russia
Glinka
New York City
Alberto Jonas
Enrico Grenados Teresting
Sarazate
Pepito Arriola
New Library Books on Psychology, History and Geography
A year’s shelf additions include Edgar James Swift Psychology and the Day's Work Georg Albert A Social The atron Jess Dp and Coffgan The Super vision of Arithmetic Charles A McMurray Special Method in History Five Study of History in Secondary Schools Charles Gardner Psychology and Preaching John A Lomax Cowboy Songs Mary Watts The Boardman Family W B Munro The Government of the United States Frederick Holtz Principles and Methods of Teaching Geography Paul S Reinsch Colonial Government John W Wayland How to Teach American History Ward Cambridge Modern History Atlas
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Swift
Edgar James
Georg Albert
Jess Dp
Coffgan
McMurray
Charles A
Gardner
Charles
Lomax
John A
Watts
Mary
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Boardman Fam
Masefield
John
Noyes
Beebe
Guerber
H. A
Collitz
K. L
Carlton
F. T
Thomas
Goethe
Kipling
Morganthau
Ambassador Morgenthau
Jastrow
Hartwell
C. C
Tufts
J. H
Semple
E. C
Porterfield
A. W
Fisher
Thomason
J. B
Bourne
H. E
Hamilton
W. H
Paton
Stevenson
Freeman
A. E
Europe
Brown and Coffman
Redway
J. W
Oliz
F. S
Readings in History and Social Science Texts Collected
A catalog listing numerous books and authors across history, geography, economics, chemistry, and teaching methods. Notable entries include Masefield poetry, Kipling, Morgenthau, Jastrow, Semple, and several works on teaching and curriculum.
The Arriving Woman and Civil Service Change
In New York City women were admitted to civil service examinations for police and fire positions. Policewomen had existed under a special act, not civil service rules, highlighting a cautious shift in the role of women in public service.
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The
Indianapolis News
Grees
New York City
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Cambridge Modern History—Atlas
Franklin Opera House
Citizens National Bank
United States Depository
Stainbrook & Ballard
B. A. Devore
East Jefferson Street
Wile-Casady Company
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