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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1925
Page
6
Camp Ha Way Ya in Harrison Maine led by Saul Pearse ranks music with athletics as core to character building. Pearse notes music is half of camp life with a pianist at meals and the popular camp song shaping affection and vigor among the campers.
The piece notes boys composing and singing simple tunes with flexible verses. It highlights songs like Yes We Have No Bananas and It Ain't Gonna Rain No More, and praises the ease of tunes that stick in memory. It argues music, chosen leaders, and rhythm education benefit boys' overall schooling and future composition skills.
About 500 citizens from Mecklenburg Cabarrus Rowan Davidson and Forsyth counties met in Salisbury to urge James B Duke to extend the Piedmont and Northern electric interurban rail line from Charlotte to Winston Salem Former Governor Cameron Morrison was named general chair man and Clarence Keuster secretary A county committee was formed to meet Duke and arrange a conference A hearty show of support and enthusiastic approval was voiced Senator Lee S Overman spoke in favor of the proposed road.
A Japanese expedition under Tokyo Nichi Nichi Osaka Mainishi and the Japan Mountaineering Society plans a three month ascent of the Canadian Rockies. Led by Maki and including Peers' School and Keio University reps, preparations begin in Vancouver with Jasper as a base and a party of 30 horses and native guides.
A preliminary hearing for Major Wade V. Bowman, commanding officer of the North Carolina cavalry squadron, charged with a statutory offense, is set for 2 o clock this afternoon. Bowman is held without bond in the Hickory city jails as the cavalry troop departs for Fort Oglethorpe without its commander. He is represented by Self and Bagby, Judge W. B. Couneh, and L. W. Marshall, with A. A. Whitener aiding the prosecution.
Deserts Cult Gustavo Carranza abandons his intellectual circle in Westchester New York when the parents of his female followers threaten him with death, prompting his withdrawal from the group.
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