Pianists Aim Quick Mastery by Motion-Picture Method
A brief note suggests pianists can gain good technique rapidly using a motion picture method. The claim references Alan and Mike but details are unclear in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1930
Page
6
A brief note suggests pianists can gain good technique rapidly using a motion picture method. The claim references Alan and Mike but details are unclear in the fragment.
In a government effort to aid unemployed men in Australia a band of ukuleles accordions and tin whistles has been given land along the Katherine River. They will grow peanuts with government subsistence provided until their first crop is harvested.
Criticism provokes strong reactions in people, shaping career and home life. Parents must love a child selflessly and focus on objective growth, not personal irritations. The piece discusses guiding a child to accept criticism without harming self esteem. In Portugal a monument will honor Jacobo Rodrigues, inventor of a deaf and dumb alphabet, born there 200 years ago and deported for being Jewish. Bantam hens on a state game farm will rear 10,000 game birds this season, per officials.
At Liege Belgium a vast exposition celebrates independence centennial with modernist architecture of electricity and mechanics pavilions. The Palace of Electricity shows fourty nations latest tech illuminated by night. other structures reflect circular motifs and Renaissance design. Antwerp hosts a colonial maritime exhibit.
A block of text presents a rough, garbled set of recipes for ham with steps to boil bake and glaze and a moist chocolate cake with ingredients and method. The passage also includes scattered social notes about local residents calling on friends and Club meetings with several names and towns.
A Baldwin page recalls visits by residents to Garnett Vinland Fort Scott and Kansas City. It notes Rev. Calvin Holman’s Manitou trip with pulpit coverage plans and a Topeka trip by Dr. H. K. Ebright. Wedding news, church events, and upcoming institute sponsored by the Baldwin Woman's Christian Temperance Union also appear.
Mr and Mrs John Bradley and sons and Miss Cleta Bradley visited in Wamego on the Fourth of July. Harlie Armstrong family and Theodore Axmatronn joined relatives in Lawrence. Kanwaka hosts include Mrs Charles Topping and Mrs Jack Myers visiting Mrs W S Collins. J M Crowder entertained in Kanwaka with Emmett family. Missouri trip visits by Julius Beuermann and kin. Winter Communes club meeting at M C Elliott’s in Kanwaka. Edd Marshall Kansas City and Jack Grimes Wamego visited the Crowder home. Rollie Stanwix and sons Clayton Prescott Gene of Lawrence stayed with Harlie Armstrong group. Mrs Harry Carr with Lecompton guests. Charles Crowder and Charles Donald Crowder of Leavenworth dined with the Crowders. Missona Belle Collins stayed overnight with Dorothy Armstrong. Betty Gene Bunn of Lawrence and J S Emmett Kanwaka guests Thursday evening. Hare Armstrong visiting Lawrence with Rollie Stanwix family. Jack Grimes transferred from Wamego to Randolph for summer work.
A Lawrence woman submits original beet recipes including Beet Salad No 1 and No 2 with lemon gelatine dressing, mayonnaise, and lettuce. Beets with cream, piquant sauce, souffle, or fritters are noted. Fried Beets use cracker crumb coating. Stuffed Beets feature onion stuffing and baked crumbs.
A compact menu lists ham in Virginia style with eight pound portions, vegetable salad, buttered rolls, currant jelly, pickles, stuffed olives, moist chocolate cake frosted and iced. Cold water and bay add freshness to the outdoor meal.
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