The Texas Glee Club A Company of Stars
The Texas Glee Club is a versatile group led by Geo. T. Holmes of the University of Texas. Comprised of nine vocalists with rich ensemble work, they present a varied program featuring vocal and instrumental numbers and promise broad appeal to audiences.
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Texas Glee Club
Holmes
Necurtree
Geo. T. Holmes
University of Texas
Glee Club
Texas Holmes
Texas Glees
Jay
Dean of American Lecturers Tells Experiences
Kentucky orator Bain describes reactions to US Canada relations and the Venezuela crisis citing a Toronto lecture. He recalls saying he cannot judge the memo but supports lasting peace and opposes wartime signals. He also notes his fearless stance against Klu Klux lawlessness.
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Co. Bain
Kentucky
Canada
John
Jonathan
Cleveland
Venezuela
England
Toronto
Great Britain
United States
The secret of power Wassam a lively booster
A rough profile of Dr. Wassam portrays him as a vivacious, engaging figure who stirs crowds and inspires enthusiasm. He is described as a skilled motivator who easily connects with people and energizes groups into action, with a lighthearted, persistent personality shaping his public image.
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Dr. Wassam
New York City
Wassam
Allerton
lIa
B. di
M. di
New York School of Philanthropy
Waassam
State University of Iowa
One of Eleven Survivors of Crack English Regiment to Tell
A. H. OConnor, survivor of The First Life Guards, recounts battles on the western front. His family history ties New York state to England, and his wartime feats earned royal recognition. He will speak at the Chautauqua, following a lengthy audience, as his gripping tale unfolds in plain language.
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A. H. O’connor
Western Front
Life Guards
New York State
England
Belgium
Manders
France
Marne
Rand
Calais
Ypress
Neuve Chapelle
Loop
Mill Sixty
Hohengollern
Armentieres
Arras
Somme
No Man’s Land
George of England
Fortune in the Sea Air: Aged Suitor Reunites with Old Flame
Amos Chidleigh, forty two, leaves his city business for a coastal hotel. There he discovers Del Smith, his old flame, posing as Miss Turnlee with her mother. After days together driving and talking, they realize their past and renew a possible romance as twilight and ocean surround them.
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Amog Chidleigh
Tomkins
del Smith
Chidleigh
A. Chindey
Lndy
Chidichl
Adele Smith
Smiths
Mrs. Turnlee
Chidieigh
Miss Turnlee
Amos Chedleigh
Amos
Germanys Crops Suffer From War Labor And Shortages
A global poor crop outlook notes Germany is hit by a late spring five weeks behind schedule a fertilizer shortage scarce farm animals and scarce skilled labor. German farms rely on prisoners of war and Belgian laborers who lack farming skill are poorly fed and unwilling to boost enemy production resulting in low yields. Also mentions an anonymous $200000 gift to Britain’s Special Mission for widows and orphans in England and Scotland.
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Germany
Holland
Mr. Balfour
England
Scotland
Horses on Rations in Great Britain
All horses in Great Britain are placed on rations with war and agricultural work animals allowed limited grain. Other horses may receive only hay, straw, bran, and dried brewers grain.
American Ships to Carry Supplies to Allies
All available American merchant ships will transport supplies to France, Russia and Italy for the present. There are enough British ships to carry supplies to the United Kingdom.
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U. S
France
Russia
Italy
United Kingdom
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Peter Miller
Graettinger
Towa
A. R. Cuthbert, Graettinger
Colorado
Rock Island Lines
Denver
Colorado Springs
Anne A Ge
Hals
Ray
Das Moines
Iowa
Safety and Service First
C. A. Vannoy
Th. T. Naae, M. Sc
M. D
M. C. Grodland
Davidson & Burt Attorneys-At-Law
Emmetsburg
M. J. Reidy
D. D
L. A. Lindsey
C. K. Pierson
P. J. Paulsen
Graettinger, Iowa
THE
Lone Star
Bain
Mary Hutchinson
Chautauqua
Everbody
J. HA. Gammon
Lowa
John Bondhus
Jorgen Andersen
V. L. O'Connor
Farmers’ Grain Co
V.L. O’connor
John Jackman
Prop
T. D. Collins
Sherwin-Williams
Ete
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