A New Sense of Freedom
A brief fragment describes a new sense of freedom in walking with cantilever shoes and a stilting step as weight shifts between feet. The passage emphasizes a novel movement style and altered gait.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1922
Page
8
A brief fragment describes a new sense of freedom in walking with cantilever shoes and a stilting step as weight shifts between feet. The passage emphasizes a novel movement style and altered gait.
Dr. J. Fred Wollg announces the Bach Festival at Lehigh University on May 26 and 27 with nine renowned soloists joining the Bethlehem Bach Choir founded 25 years ago by Dr. Wolfe. Philadelphia Orchestra players will accompany the St Matthew Passion on Friday and the Mass in B minor on Saturday, with a fifty-voice children’s chorus for the first day.
A tale recalls how Grandfather Higgins, a light sleeper, awoke to find his whiskers shaved in the night. His family teased him while Bech and others claimed they could sleep through the act, but the dramatic moment ended with a surprising reveal and a curious aftermath.
Congressman Benjamin Fairchild of New York has wed his secretary Elinor Parsons twenty six after a wartime romance. Parsons joined the ordnance department as an employee in Washington before becoming secretary to Fairchild when he joined Congress in 1919. The congressman was a widower and his son served in the aviation branch during the war.
A British subject aged forty six, known as a professional big game hunter, arrives in New York pursuing a lifetime ambition to see the big city. He fled London for adventure, having traveled around the world, and now seeks new ventures in the metropolis.
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