Child Prodigy Eula Vaughan Composes at Six in Georgia
Prodigy Eula Vaughan aged six from Bowman Georgia is said to compose both instrumental and vocal music of high order. Her parents Mr and Mrs C D Vaughan report she can play organ and piano with ease and repeats any listened piece. Uncle Prof J B Vaughan wrote down one piece she composed and it sold well in music stores. Her voice also shows promise for the future and she often adds personal variations while playing. Also noted is a London Scottish Regimental Gazette report on a March through Scotland by Captain Grant and Lieutenant-Colonel Balfour aiming for annual future marches through the same Border route as the King's Own Scottish Borderers.
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Georgia
Tittle
Eula Vaughan
C. D. Vaughan
Bowman
Eula
John Gibson
J. B. Vaughan
Scotland
London Scottish
Grant
Balfour
Bird Dictionary Opens Way to Speak for British Birds
Ornithologists in Great Britain gain a dictionary of syllables for every British bird. The system enables bird lovers to recognize species by song even when the bird itself is unseen. Supplementing existing methods, the dictionary may prove of interest and value to enthusiasts.
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Great Britain
London Woman Directs Concert Tours Anew
Ethel Robinson, born in South Africa, takes the directing helm of London concert tours, drawing interest in Chicago where Anna Millar long led the Chicago orchestra tours. Robinson’s rise began as secretary to the People's Concert Society, now tying her to Sir Frederick Leighton’s lectures this winter. A Great Asiatic Uprising Might Be a Fearful Menace. The article weighs prophecies on China, Japan, and a potential Asian revolt, and notes The War of the Worlds as a fanciful contrast to real peril that could threaten social order.
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London
Ethel Robinson
Chicago
Anna Millar
Miss Robinson
South Africa
People’s Concert Society
China
East
Europe
William
Japan
Mars
Dr Fenner Kidney and Backache Cure Announcement
A historical advert extols Dr Fenner s Kidney and Backache Cure as a long trusted remedy for kidney bladder urinary and uterine diseases including bed wetting lame back dropsy Brights disease and female weaknesses. It claims thirty years private practice and offers money back if not satisfied after one bottle.
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America
Greenbacks and Government Money in Civil War era policy
An advertisement-style excerpt discusses a London origin financial policy claiming the US would have free money, risking destruction of monarchies. It cites the Hazzard and Buell Bank circulars, English influence on US mints, and notes gold’s rise amid war costs. It praises the Cincinnati Enquirer as a source for money questions.
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London Times
North American
North America
Hazzard
New York
Buell Bank
United States
London
England
Germany
Cincinnati Enquirer
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