Recital at Schweizer's features Schumann pupils and guests
Miss Ida Schumann's pupils presented two piano recitals at 116 South Fourteenth Street with Mrs P L Cilley singing accompanied by Mrs Lois Halik. Programs include Liszt, Grieg, Chopin, and Schumann selections performed by students such as Gretchen Schweizer, Louise Knudson, and Elizabeth Norbeck, among others.
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Ida Schumann
H. Schweizer
South Fourteenth Street
Percy L. Cilley
Lois Halik
Miss Schumann
Gavotte
Ellen Salzer
Dolly Losi
Dolly Found
Martin
Helen Goddard
Spaulding
Gertrude Salzer
Koehler
Walter Knudson
Vielliechen
Lange
Curtis Parker
Wohlfahrt
John Sleer
Saltarello
Schmoll
Florence Schweizer
Justono
Ruth Esch
Lichner
Helen Vesey
Loew
Elizbeth Norbeck
Kathinka
Hollaender
Elizabeth Iden
Tag
Margstein
Lambert
Valse Serieuse
Fradel
Frances McConnell
Buregemiller
Elizabeth Norbeck
Elmenreich
Lavina Jost
Hussarenritt
Spindler
Harold Thwing
Kaun
Helen Goetzmann
Heller
Norman Hanks
Grieg
Ruth Knudson
April Tide
Ward Stephens
Mary Turner Salter
P. L. Cilley
LeCid Massanet
Caroline Schweizer
Goddard
Gretchen Schweizer
F. Schumann
Margaret Stavrum
Chopin
Charlotte Harple
Valcik
Mokrej
Elinore Schweizer
Louise Knudson
New York Week Financial Bank Statement Summary
The week’s actual bank statement shows surplus down 9.92 million, loans up 21.12 million, securities down 8.59 million, legals up 0.90 million, deposits up 10.56 million, circulation down 0.18 million, and surplus reserve at 42.31 million. News notes little on the stock market with expected rail rate verdict and Paris uncertainty affecting sentiment. sterling at 4.89 and gold exports up 4 million. Mercantile reviews signal gradual business improvement with grain prospects and patience in fishing sectors.
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New York
New York Evening Post
Stock Exchange
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern Railways
Paris
Daddy and the Oak Tale of Growth and Hope
A father narrates a parable about a young oak and a boy who plants it. The oak speaks of the boy’s care and the boy’s future, imagining how their bond helps both grow brave and strong. A gentle early summer breeze frames the scene.
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Daddy
The King's Jester Sparks A Moonlit Confrontation
In a midsummer fountain scene Amy Pond resists Ralph Lane's advances while Les lie Clifton, dubbed the king's jester, navigates envy and wit with Jasper Root. The social circle includes Clifton as secretary and Root as a wealthy cotton magnate, all amid delicate flirtations and hidden power.
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Amy
Ralph Lane
Clifton
Mr. Root
Amy Pond
Kidney and Bladder Troubles From Uric Acid, Remedy
A historical remedy note explains kidney and bladder irritation from uric acid. It advises four ounces of Jad Salts, taken as a tablespoonful in water before breakfast for two to three days, to neutralize urine acid and ease bladder symptoms. Also mentions Jad Salts as a lithia drink from grape and lemon acids, sold by Druggist Chas. A. Beyschlag at 303 Main St.
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Chas. A. Beyschlag
Main St
A E Gringle Talks At Training School Commencement
Arthur E. Gringle editor of the Lyceum World spoke at the Training school's commencement in Viroqua on efficiency and the right way to do it. He urged living a pure, beautiful life and described character as a carved marble formed by thoughts. Local residents mingle with graduates as relatives and friends attend the exercises and return home.
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Viroqua
Wis
Arthur E. Gringle
Lyceum World
Amy Gott
New York
Edward Nichol
Stoughton
Blanche Nichols
Ethel Hamilton
Sioux City
Iowa
Maude Morgan
Marion Davis
Myrtle Larson
la Crosse
Henry Hendrickson
St. Francis Hospital
Eunice Morgan
Westby
Joe Houghton
J. Henry Bennett
Toledo
Ohio
Margaret Graves
Sugar Grove
Pauline Thompson
Gays Mills
Bold
Salem Ridge
Miss Wagner Wins National Tennis Title
Miss Marie Wagner of New York defeated Miss Mary Browne of Los Angeles 6-2 1-6 6-1 to win the national women's tennis championship at the Philadelphia Cricket Club on St Martin's courts in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Marie Wagner
New York
Mary Browne
Los Angeles
Philadelphia Cricket Club
St. Martin’s
There Is Nothing Better Than Horsford Acid Phosphate
An advertisement extols Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a wholesome non alcoholic tonic for relief of indigestion nausea insomnia and sick headache, claiming superior benefits and broad use.
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Horsford
Sufficient Unto Himself Quote Notice
A concise quotation attributed to Confucius, contrasting the superior man seeking within himself with the small man seeking in others. The note presents the aphorism as a standalone thought for reflection.
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Confucius
Secret mission revealed by sundial motto discovery
The traced motto around the sundial says IT am true as the sun. Amy whispers You are truer confirming to Dr. Clifton that his concealed mission has been uncovered.
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Amy
Clifton
Leslie Clifton
Miss Pond
Dr. Weems
Jasper
Chicago
Dr. Clifton
Mr. Root
Jasper Root
Leslie
Rose Garden
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Banky
the National Bank of la Crosse Capital
Schweizer
Week Financial
Laendler
Llinore
Shore Story
By Clarrissa Mackie
McClure
Lane
Leslie Clifford
Mr. Lane
Cotton King
A. E. Gringle
Miss Wagner
Pam
Alu
Peach
Surs
Laura Baer
Sheehan
English Opera Company
la Crosse Theater
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