Improvement in Music by Lansing High Juniors
The Republican reports a Friday recital by Lansing High School Juniors under Miss Mary Windle. The program featured solo and choral numbers, with strong performances by the Lioness Chorus and mandolin club members. The editor praises the ensemble, notes precise timing, and anticipates lasting benefits from sustained vocal training in public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Windle
Clara Coffin
Edith Willison
Sara Noble
Clara Christensen
Frank Jones
George Storer
James Coughlin
Aurora
Brettvereide Steterersiete
Iereteters
Moszkowski
Florence Winsor
Anna Lewis
Outch
SuppubonendouQeped
Mullen
Messrs
Coughlin and
McLaughlin Trias Valses Brillantes
Laura Saul der Barbier von Sevilla
Rossini
Cora Scott
Gaynorth
Metcalf-Lynes Ladies Chorus
Yvenne
Englemann
Dinah Jones
Cratiis
Hazel Lathrop
Alice Jones
Clara Collin
Sara
Windle
Miss Windle
Excellent Presbyterian Concert At Church Benefit
A Thursday evening concert by the Presbyterian society at the church drew a large audience for a church music benefit. Thirteen performers entertained including Miss Perle Richard on piano, a male quartet Downey McLaughlin Otto Milne, Miss Sazel Lathrop with soprano, Prof. Lardner reading, Miss Maydle Lee soprano with an encore, and Paul Williams violin solo enhancing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Society
Perle Richard
Messrs. Downey
McLaughlin
Otto
Milne
Sazel Lathrop
Prof
Lardner
Maydle Lee
Paul Wiliams
Notable local concert features multiple vocalists and solos
The program highlighted Jack McLaughlin with a fine baritone solo and Levi Tillotson in a moving selection. L. D. Milne followed with a strong baritone, a duet by Miss Lee and Prof. Otto impressed, and Miss Merley Visitaton received enthusiastic applause for a contralto number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McLaughlin
Levi Tillotson
L. D. Milne
Milne
Miss Lee
Prof
Otto
Merley Visiatson
Mitchell
N. G. Nichols
Grace Connor
Hazel Lathrop
Myrtle Lee
Paul Grove
Parcel Shower for Miss Cora Miner Before Wedding
Miss Cora Miner received a parcel shower hosted by Misses Anna and Emma Haynes at their home Friday evening. About twenty young friends attended the lively event featuring fortune telling, an auction of mystery bundles, and a grand parcel shower with a red hoop delivering elegant gifts to the bride designate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Emma Haynes
Cora Miner
Miss Miner
Mary G. Windle
Second Parcel Shower for Miss Cora Miner
A Saturday evening event hosted by Miss Mary Windle at S. H. Scallin's home featured a playful parcel shower game. Guests wound strings to reveal cupid tokens, with Miss Miner ending at a clothes rack holding tin kitchenware and poetry cards. Themed decorations, heart motifs, and poetry guided seats and refreshment moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Windle
Cora Miner
S. H. Scallin
Miss Miner
Miss Harker
Miss Windle
Miss Hager
Golden Medical Discovery Praised by Granite Sufferer
Frank Smith of Granite Chaffee County describes four years of stomach pain that left him unable to work or eat. After using four bottles of Golden Medical Discovery he is cured and recommends the temperance remedy free from narcotics. He notes the product contains no alcohol and urges readers to accept no substitutes. The Common Sense Medical Advisor is offered for twenty one stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Granite, Chaffee Co
Cole
Golden Medical Discovery
Common Sense
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Scallin Bros Advertises Hyomei Cure Trial
Scallin Bros endorses Hyomei with a money back guarantee and a one dollar inhaler kit. The ad claims inhaling four times daily purges air passages and lungs of germs, promising to cure chronic catarrhal and respiratory diseases with no cost if ineffective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scallin Bros
How to Make Money With Aluminum Card Case Offer
A classified style notice invites agents to contact Marsh Manufacturing Co in Chicago for a personalized aluminum card case and 100 engraved calling or business cards. The sample case and 100 cards are offered postpaid at 40 cents, with retail value 75 cents. Orders can be placed by sending 40 cents for case and 100 cards or 30 cents for 100 cards without a case, and to mention the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh Manufacturing Co
Lake Street
Chicago
Cattle for Sale by Dan McDermaid at First National Bank
Cattle available for sale including cows, heifers, and yearling steers. Buyer may purchase on time terms. Inquiries directed to Dan McDermaid at the First National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Dan McDermaid
Millet Seed Wanted for Carload Purchase
Reliance Elevator Co seeks to buy about 600 bushels of millet seed to complete a carload. Respond at once to J. B. VanAlstine, Agent, Mitchell, South Dakota.
Quite a Memory
A brief reminiscence from Miss Passay recalls youth near age ten, prompting Miss Sharpe to remark on the memory as remarkable, as reported by the Philadelphia Ledger.
Notable retirements and curiosities span royal, political, and social life
J A Hofmeyr retires after years leading the Dutch party in Cape Colony. Baron Arthur de Rothschild bequeaths ten valuable paintings to the Louvre. On Carnegie estate in Scotland non drinkers earn 1 percent extra yearly. Rev J P Chimness, Richmond Indiana’s marrying parson, ties marriages. Germany’s crown prince remains the emperor’s only non left-handed child. Thomas Poe of Rushville Indiana still serves as JP at ninety-two. Congressman Warnock of Ohio farms large cattle holdings. King Bronty, Choctaw chief, returns to Indian Territory. Mr and Mrs Leslie Wicks walk to Fire Island on ice, a rare feat. Bjornson doubts king’s miscasting, Watson of London linked to Spreckels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A Hofmeyr
Cape Colony
Baron Arthur de Rothschild
Louvre
J. P. Chimness
Pitth Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Richmond
Ind
Crown Prince
Germany
Prussia
Thomas Poe
Rushville
Congressman Warnock
Ohio
Champaign County
King Bronty
Hves
Indian Territory
Texas
Leslie Wicks
Bayshore
N. Y
Fire Island
Bjornson
North
Ixing
Oscar
Thomas Watson
London
San Francisco
Emma Spreckels
Claus Spreckels
Oldest New Hampshire building burned in Tirrell homestead
A historic Tirrell homestead at Goftstown, over 200 years old, was destroyed by fire. The incident follows a string of recent losses to the state’s architectural heritage as authorities investigate the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Mass
Boston
New Hampshire
Tirrell
Goffstown
Editorial Snippets Spark Mixed Civic Wit
A roundup of editorial quips from multiple papers pokes fun at winter, smoking cures, language, songs, aviation safety, Wu Ting Fang’s promotion, and imperial etiquette. Each item offers a brief, wry take on current topics and personalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Dispatch
Washington Post
New York Mail and Express
Emperor William
Captain Corhlan
Portland Advertiser
Washington Star
Wu Ting Fang
China
Chicago Record-Herald
Model of the Moment in Spring Fashion
The Brooklyn Eagle notes ribbons will be widely used for millinery this spring with a golden gleam across trimmings. Ermine fur, Brittany embroidery, dark blue and red spangled tulle, Persian lawn waists, silk fringe shawl cloaks, and Venetian lace fashion the season with lace nets and varied points for dresses and hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brittany
Dame Fashion
Chantilly
Point d’Alencon
Tierre
Point de Paris
Val
Brooklyn Eagle
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Trevelyan
Presbyterian Church
Misses Haynes
Doctor Pierce
Scallin
Hyomei
the Hall OF Fame
Mr. Carnegie
Scotland
Government Printing Office
Canadian Northwest Mounted Police
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
PO FS
ESPN
PS Ssrn ES BT
Fanc
Champeng Block
Wim. Wilkinson
Childrens
Becker
Fhiouse
H. Noble & Son
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