Millions for Music Boosts in America this Winter
An analysis suggests ten million dollars were spent by Americans on serious music last winter. The trend shows a sharp rise in demand for classical works and operatic kinds, with Wagner and Strauss cited as increasingly discussed. Readers now seek guides, biographies, and introductions to music, expanding the popular cultural scene.
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America
Muslc
Everybody's Magazine
Wagner
Beethoven
Schubert
Schumann
Tschaikowsky
Siegfried
Richard Strauss
The College Girls Ideal in Ethics Study
Nearly three-fourths of students favor an ideal friend over a historical character. The study from Wilson College Pennsylvania identifies three nearly equal groups: altruistic, broad personal, and narrow personal ideals. Virtues span honesty love of humanity chastity and self control while vices include dishonesty drunkenness impurity and murder.
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Ang BE
Tanner
Wilson College
Pennsylvania
International Journal of Ethics
Tragic death of M Berthelot and oysters debate
The death of M Berthelot follows his wife’s passing after 72 hours by her bedside as he kept vigil. Also reported is a French biology society discussion on oyster poisoning linking illness to handling rather than waters, plus a Australian PM note on Germany and Japan contesting Pacific superiority.
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M. Berthelot
Mme. Berthelot
Mme
Berthelot
Death
Her Hushand
Societe de Biologie
Toulouse
Cetta
Maylac
Australia
Germany
Japan
Pacific
United States
The Uncertain Proposal at Lake Balustrade
Cynthia anxiously debates accepting Mr Peters while Honor watches, fearing a choice she cannot recall. She mails two letters, one accepting and one refusing, then learns the truth only through a tense meeting with Mr Peters. In the end Cynthia resolves to face him with honesty, and the couple reunites.
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Cynthia
Mr. Peters
Cynthiat
Honor
The World Is a Stage and Life a Play
A poem reflects on performance and hidden lives with echoing lines about villains and heroines. It contrasts public roles with private pain and notes that behind the scenes couples harbor envy, hurt, and guarded emotions within stagecraft.
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E. Kiser
Judge
Insecta as Disease Spreaders
American Medicine notes insects may spread disease more than previously believed. Attention shifts from parasites in secondary hosts to mechanical transmission by common insects such as flies bedbugs roaches and fleas. Historical wars cited as references, with typhoid transfer via unscreened foods.
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Man
His Chance The Rube Hey The Kid I Sex Dont You Want
A fragmented line of dialogue hints at a potential feature or column exploring a quirky city encounter. The wording is unclear and lacks concrete persons, places, or events to confirm a definite news item.
Joys of Gardening in the Gentlewoman's note
The Countess of Altamont reflects on gardening as a continual joy. Each year inspires improvements to be done in autumn, turning plants into friends and yielding lasting pleasure from modest outlays.
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Countess of
Altamont
Leading man marries again and exits show
The drama piece notes a leading man from last week's show marrying anew and leaving the cast. He now advertises in the dramatic paper that he is at liberty, prompting mock confusion from Mr. Asker about his remarriage.
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Liberty
Asker
Chicago Pally News
Whee Advice and a Rash Youth in Marriage
A garbled 19th century style fragment hints at a male suitor unsettled by marriage and a friend's admonition about doubt. The text appears as a phonetic or OCR error filled with mis-spellings and partial phrases. It references doubt, marriage, and a possible commentary on social norms, but lacks coherent narrative details.
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Maida
Amerigan
Pupil Questioning Indigent Pupils At Sunday School
A teacher at a fifth venue Sunday school takes a box in hand to question pupils about virtue. The fragments show her asking what they are doing and what brings them pleasure, prompting a reflection on moral conduct.
Famous Book Free and Letter to Dr Coffee
Fragmentary OCR text references a reader seeking free famous books and writing a letter to Dr W C Coffee at 260 Century in Bhea Ile. It hints at health cures and themes of equality and fear without clear events or facts.
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W. C. Coffee
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