Miss Sweeney Grows From Early Studies To Great Talent
A fragment recalls Miss Sweeney's early piano and voice training under Fred Ele Rat and Charles W. Clark, noting her solo appearances with orchestras and festivals in Rochester and Minneapolis. The passage highlights her studies at the Federated Music State and her planned closing movement of a recital program.
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Fragmentary OCR Phrase From Unknown Source
A scattered OCR fragment mentions ADNOGATES or similar terms with unclear context and no identifiable people, places, dates, or organizations. The readable portion offers no actionable event or outcome to summarize.
Quake Destroys Area Along Dead Fault Path
An earthquake triggered by a long inactive dead fault rattled Southern California from Point Conception to Santa Barbara, with strong shaking in Los Angeles and Hollywood but little damage outside nearby towns. The fault runs east and south from Naples, continuing past Santa Barbara, affecting a wide coastal region. Santa Barbara, a resort town of about 20 000, typically quiet in winter, saw a tourist influx despite the tremors. The area was roped off and guarded as aftershocks were reported, and Imperial Valley was not affected.
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Hollywood
Base ball results stray from the box score chaos
Baseball results from today show NL games with Brooklyn sweeping Philadelphia 15 to 3 after a 8 to 3 late run. Boston and New York each posted wins while Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 8 to 7. Other matchups included Washington, Chicago, St Louis, Cleveland, and Detroit players contributing homers and key innings.
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St.Louis
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Leonards
Santa Barbara Letters on Hotels and Climate
Santa Barbara, California, famed for its hotels and mild climate, is described as a premier watering place with a scenic setting surrounded by hills and mountains. The article notes its 25,000 population in summer, its fruit area, and mentions early reports of hotel damage alongside remarks on its fame beyond tourism. It also references Sweden's housing push and Stockholm’s emergency housing measures as part of a broader world update.
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Santa Barbara
America
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Los.Angeles
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Sweden
Unique Religious Organization Plans Wichita Convention
A religious group announces its second annual national convention in Wichita. Early city plans shifted from Omaha due to calendar conflicts, with John H. Nicholson noting the change and the national secretary in Denver confirming the adjustment.
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Ebenteation
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Omaha
Essay Wins Prize in Chemistry Agriculture Essay Contest
Wagner a Lawrence boy won third prize in the American Chemical Association national essay contest with his piece on the relation of chemistry to agriculture and forestry. He graduated this spring from Oread high and plans to attend Yale next fall.
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Lawrence
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King Adopts New Glasses In London Society
London society notes conservative English people adopt American ideas and habits. King George wearing large tortoiseshell glasses inspires hostesses to host cabaret dinners and table for sixty couples, signaling a shift toward American party fashions in the capital. Evening music fades as cabaret dining rises in popularity among London's elite.
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London
Kinglishman
King George
Monks Open Hotel Near St Bernard Convent
In St Bernard Switzerland the monks of the convent plan to run a hotel themselves after years of offering hospitality that outgrew the facilities. The decision follows a change from leasing the hotel concession to operating it directly to gain revenue for the order.
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Convent of St. Bernard
Deaths and funerals Willis Eckelberry
Funeral services for Willis Eckelberry aged 67 who died Saturday at 1042 Ohio Street were held this morning at Funk funeral parlors. Rev. Edward Hislop officiated with Odd Fellows lodge members assisting. Burial followed at Oak Hill cemetery. Mrs. M. Young of 7 W. Phenicis sent word of her sister’s death in Manhattan. Mrs. Young died after a paralytic stroke near Denver, then after days at the Wolf home in Manhattan. The body will arrive in Lawrence Tuesday at 10 am and Reno services will be held at 11 am with Rev. Hislop officiating.
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B. L. Wolf
Manhattan
Union Pacific
Reno
Edward, Hislop
First Baptist World Wide Guild Meets. County Garage Roof Progress
The World Wide Guild will meet Tuesday at Mrs. Faul Lange 732 Rhode Island St. The paid week meeting will be held Wednesday night at 8:45. Next Sunday a patriotic service will feature the sermon “America First” by the minister. Roof construction for the county garage east of the courthouse proceeds. the tile structure will house three compartments and the walls are up though the roof remains. First Christian Church reports a higher attendance and the pastor spoke on “A Cure for the Blues” using Elijah under the Juniper tree as a lesson. First Methodist Episcopal Church discussed “Sign Seekers” and the need for open minds and God’s love as the basis of religion. University Sunday School plans discuss Old Book in a New World with Warren directing. Dr Hislop to speak on “Miracles.” High School assembly featured “A New Patriotism” and a patriotic program led by Lewis Tucker.
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World Wide Guild
County Garage
Ithe New County Garage
First Christian
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Stewart
Des Moines
Methodist Episcopal Church
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Dr. Hislop
Lewis Tucker
Jeader
Attendance in Lawrence Sunday Schools Reveals Large Totals
Lawrence Council of Religious Education reports attendance last Sunday across Sunday Schools in Lawrence. Totals show Children 822 and Young People 478, University students 172, adults 825, with Whites totaling 2297 and Colored groups 156, culminating in a grand total of 1453. The ten schools with highest attendance are led by First Methodist, First Christian, Congregational, First.
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First ‘Christian
Congregational
North Side church groups and class sizes listed
Baptist First Presbyterian North Side Methodist and North Side Christian tied for sixth place West Side Presbyterian Brethren Evangelical Lutheran. The largest adult classes: First Christian mixed 43 Brethren mixed 35 First Methodist women 29 Evangelical mixed 25 First Methodist women 24 First Methodist men 24 First Christian women 23 First Christian men 20 First Christian women 19 Presbyterian women 19.
Personal Notices of Visits and Travels Across Kansas
Mrs and Mrs W H Karns and Miss Nell Grigsby motored to Kansas City yesterday and spent the day with Mr and Mrs John Kaufman. Mr and Mrs Ed Paugh and Orphan Frances Charles and Frank Junior Paugh and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Paugh motored to Clays Center. Saturday they attended a family reunion and Sunday at the home of Mrs H Cook. Miss Grace Green motored to Kansas today. H W Keen motored to Ottawa yesterday to bring his mother Mrs H Keen here. Miss Nadine Fraeser of Kansas City and Miss Eunice Shaw of Leavenworth visiting Misses Madeline and Gladys Shaw of Lawrence. Mrs C E Miles of Kansas City visiting sister Mrs Ed Parsons Hood Treesler of Junction City and Mr and Mrs W R Parse Mr and Mrs Frank Taylor Carl Parsons and Anna McDue all of Kansas City spent yesterday at the Ed Parson home. Mrs W A Dill and two children Florence and Billy Joe left yesterday for Fresno and San Francisco Cal where they will spend the summer with relatives. Mr and Mrs Dudley Asher left last evening for Estes Park Colo.
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Anna McDue
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Ocean King Tug Sinks After Collision in St Lawrence
Rescue teams press on to recover nine crewmembers feared dead after the Ocean King struck by the Canadian Pacific liner Marloch in the St Lawrence River. The tug, en route to tow the Marloch, listed after being hailed too late and rolled over, sinking with boilers exploding as water flooded the engine room. Two Marloch crewmen reportedly jumped overboard in a bid to help. River depth noted at seventy feet near the scene.
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Organist Returns for Tonight's First Christian Recital
E Herold Geer of Vassar College, renowned organist, appears at First Christian Church tonight at 7:15. The program includes Guilmant, Vaughan Williams, Debussy, Franck, Borodin, Vierne, and Saint Saëns among others. Geer has taught at Vassar for nine years and studied at Oberlin with studies in Paris and New York.
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Scouts Enroute Home From Wisconsin Camping Trip
A Chickasha Oklahoma group of 25 Boy Scouts two leaders and five businessmen traveled via three cars through Lawrence on their return from Elbow Lake Wisconsin where they camped for a month. Harry Stevens sponsored the trip and transported the scouts to his Wisconsin summer home.
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Lawrence
Elbow Lake
Wis
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Wisconsin
Gas attack planned against rats by Washington poultrymen
Plans are under way in western Washington to use calcium cyanide gas to exterminate rats damaging poultry farms. The method targets rat burrows beneath buildings, releasing hydrogen cyanide gas when moisture triggers the chemical. A demonstration on a poultry farm showed substantial rat losses and grain wastage, prompting cooperative action by the U S biological survey State College of Agriculture and poultrymen.
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Tacoma
Associated Press
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Experimen’ Station
State College .of Agriculture
Leo K. Couch
Biological Survey
Veteran Miner Dead in Leadville Colorado Death Valley figure
Leadville Colorado June 27 S M Shady Myrick a longtime miner and notable figure in the nations mining industry died last night paralysis was the cause He resided in Death Valley California for thirty years and discovered many rare minerals Some of his finds are at the Smithsonian Institution including a rare agate type named Myricktite His name appears on a number of specimens previously noted in the Leadville district
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