Verbrugghen string quartet featured in Minneapolis program
The Verbrugghen quartet led by first violinist Henri Verbrugghen, with Jenny Cullen second violin, David Th. Nichols viola, and James Messens cello, will perform in the May 3 concerts at University Auditorium. Cullen joined after a member’s death, noted as the only woman in the Minneapolis Orchestra, while all four musicians balance orchestra duties with chamber music study and performance. The piece highlights the quartet’s 25 years of distinguished work and artistic discipline.
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Henri Verbrugghen
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Verbrugghen
Wales
University
Jenny Cullen
David Th. Nichols
James Messens
Miss Cullen
Ony
Minneapolis
Associated Press
Sculpture Frieze Tells Religion At University Chapel
The Chicago AP report describes the new University of Chicago chapel with a Gothic stone facade featuring a 50 by 25 foot gable and a 15 figure frieze titled The March of Religion. Sculptors Lee Laurie and A. H. Ellerhusen contributed works portraying religious leaders writers and statesmen.Additional figures honor martyrs philosophers and kings illustrating religion history and influence across the east west and north façades.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue
Lee Laurie
New York
A. H. Ellerhusen
Christ
John the Baptist
St. Peter
Plato
St. Paul
Zoroaster
Athanasius
Isaiah
St. Augustine
Moses
St. Maria
St. Gecelia
John Huss
Tynsdale
Amos
Hosea
James
John
St. Michael
King Arthur
Charlesmagne
Alfred
St. Louis
Gregory
Vit
Frederick the Great
Cromwell
Pitt
Washington
Lincoln
Shiota Ele
Lobe
America
Martin Luther
Personification of Science
Hints for the farm department on pasture and livestock care
Notes advise improving pasture carrying capacity through state station guidance and fertilizer boosts. It also highlights lice problems in sheep and goats and recommends dipping with safe yet hazardous topical treatments as practical control methods.
Young Chimp Earns Living by Growing Up at Hopkins
A four year old chimpanzee named Propimquus Dayton lives at Johns Hopkins University, earning a living by growing and developing. Dr. Adolph Schultz records his physiological and morphological changes to build a comprehensive growth chart, while Dayton weighs about 40 pounds and can lift 120 pounds. A companion dog from Tennessee helps ease loneliness as Dayton matures toward adulthood.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Adolph H Schultz
Ibr
Schultz
Tnail Naranals
Ord
Normerly
Dayton
Ani
Tennessee
Propinquus Dayton
John Hopkins University
Brown
Random Farm Advice Blurs After Shearing and Crops
Community livestock practices and crop notes discuss shearing hygiene, dipping, and restraint to prevent injuries. Lumber quality, timing of timber harvests, and weed control are covered with guidance on returns. Strawberries, potatoes, and hens receive quick handling tips, plus soil lime equivalencies and lightning mayfield safety.
Storing Vine Crops and Phosphoric Fertilizer Advice
The notice advises drying vine crops in a cool dry place away from sun and rain, discarding blemished cases to prevent decay. It estimates 20 pounds of available phosphoric acid per acre annually for typical rotations, equivalent to 1257 pounds of 16 percent superphosphate, and notes manure provides about five pounds of phosphoric acid per ton. It also mentions using larger fertilizer quantities initially to build a reserve and that standing timber does not de-clude.
Fragmentary note on market timing for wood products
The fragment discusses rapid deterioration limits and fluctuating wood uses. It suggests the owner consider waiting for favorable prices rather than forcing product on the market amid uncertain conditions.
Buck Creek matches and school events highlight Topeka paper
The week featured the marriage of Miss Ji Duncan to Oliver Barnes of Buck Creek in Topeka on April 18. Chester school marked closing day with Merle Blaylock’s readings and a pie social. Mrs. S. M. Smith celebrated her 78th birthday with neighbors and friends, a show of community ties.
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John Black
Ji Duncan
Oliver
Barnes
Buck Creek
Topeka
Morris
Duncan
May Blaylock
di Soto High
Susie Holladay
Eleanor Ward
June Beard
Merle Ward
Wood
M. Smith
Presenta
Fragmentary Local Social Notes From Oak Gare Area
Fragmented OCR of a social page lists names such as Mrs Duncan, Mrs Beers, Jas Duncan, James Holladay, John Black, Chas Johnson and Backes. Mentions calls at Frank Peel, a Sunday visit to McLouth, an Able sale in Oak Gare, and various residents staying, visiting, or working. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Smit Ipisthdeivs
Av Dunes
James
John Black
Oak
Johnson
Chas
Cei
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String Quartet
Frank B. Noyes
Agr
Associated Press Today
D. C
Star
W. J. Pape
Waterbury
J. XK. Youatt
Mr. Noyes
Adolph
Ochs
New York Times
Clark Howell
Atlanta
Salomen Frauenfelder
Taldwin
Madeleine Trauenfelder
Nwyunew Ser
Christine Schlegel
Eudora
Methodist
Episcopal Church of
Department OF Agriculture
Gallus
E. W. Penchard
Annette
Buck Sreer
Cheste
Barteldes Seed Co
Ami Uttinger
Turday
Kansas
Georgette
Chiffon
Jace
Penney
Penney Company
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