Theobald and Powell at Chautauqua Lecture
Theobald era violin story unfolds at a banquet in Christiania with Ole Hull naming Theobald as his successor and the Emperor violin. Powell the Pep’ Man appears as a hard hitting community builder delivering lectures at Chautauqua, praised for civic pride and economic impact. Professor Glick lauds inspiring, reforming lectures on emplacing new social forces.
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Ole Hull
Christiania
Ole Theobaldl
Emperor
Vecause
Titus
Serail
Yas Ft
Ole Theobald
Whedbaldi
Theobaldi VII
Powell
Pep
Chautaugra
Powel
Bualneva
Tad Ballt God
Anbrivydal
Ware
Bus
Colree
Cand
Tightwad
Meywad
Kent i
Powell Iz
Cho Ace
G. Glick
University of Minnesota
Tim
Jeccurare
Siiesta
America
George
Glick
Bly
Bridle of Bronze Horses at St Mark's Venice
The article describes the famous bronze horses of St Mark's in Venice and notes about their origin and significance. It discusses how people regard the horses and mentions the pedestal and the cathedral context surrounding the statues.
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Berry
ST. Mark’s
Venice
Maigh Bray
Helen Keller and Colonel Buln in a Tangled Portrait
The text sketches a controversial portrait of Helen Keller and Colonel Buln as central figures in a broader movement. It hints at public influence across communities, noting Keller’s platform prominence and Buln’s becoming a household name, with references to symbolic towers and a controversial narrative surrounding their roles.
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Baln
Che
Colonel Baln
Cydilpar Falk
As Techyre
Electrical Wizard To Perform Marvelous Feats In The Big Tent
An old time fair feature promises demos by the noted electrical wizard. The show highlights marvels of electricity with live experiments and a performance by the famed Magician Starnes. The program previews the wonders of modern tech through entertaining demonstrations in the big tent.
Famous drummer and fifer brings silver drum for summer program
Historical note recalls a young drummer enlisting in 1861 and later performing in a notable display. The fragmentary text mentions figures linked to a silver drum gifted for a program and quotes individuals such as Horace Greeley, with references to early military music and public interest.
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Aera
Mog
A. Hemtershott
Horace Greeley
Arthia
Versatile girls trio in an attractive program
Readable text describes a lively girls trio performing with banjo and strings, featuring Mea Le Hute and others. Despite garbled OCR, the piece suggests a musical program with engaging stage presence and instrumental variety.
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Sting
Mea le Hute
Dlen
Mwntiers
YU Toro UE
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