Two Great Quartets At Our Chautauqua Climax
The Metropolitan Grand Quartet, praised as the best male quartet Chautauqua has known, will close the program with four seasoned soloists Charles L. Neth Lyric Tenor Paul Chase Robust Tenor John Eberly Baritone and Thomas Wade Lane bass. Mrs Willo Page Lane accompanies on piano. The same quartet lineup has driven three prior successful seasons.
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Metropolitan Grand Quartet
Tte Chautauqua
Alkahest
Chautauqua
Charles L. Neth
Paul Chase
John Eberly
Thomas Wade Lane
Willo Page Lane
Bryan Plans World Peace Tour After Campaign Stop In Asheville
William J. Bryan returns to Washington after a weekend at Old Point Comfort to begin a three part address series on ending the war in Europe. He will tour Asheville for rest before wintering in Miami and Lincoln, Nebraska, and may face further interaction with President Wilson on Germany policy.
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William J. Bryan
Old Point Comfort
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Miami
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Wilson
Bryan
Germany
Love and danger on Jungfrau ascent at Grindelwald
An American named Harvey travels to Grindelwald in the Bernese Alps where English visitors relax and climb. He falls for Ada Rutledge among a party of Americans and Britons as plans form to scale the Jungfrau with guides and a perilous overnight climb.
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Bernese Alps
Grindelwald
Harvey
Interlaken
Lake Briens
Lake Fhow
Grindenwald
Inter
Scheidegg
Jungfrau Peak
Scheidece
Miss Rutledge
Grindelwind
Hidley
Chidley
Sturveys
Leerend
di Capres
Lervey
Mike Lutledge
Jungfrau
Fiuip
Mins Routledge
Inferno on the Alpine Ridge Ends in Tragedy and Rescue
A Swiss mountain ascent ends in disaster as a rope breaks during descent, leaving Chidley as the sole survivor. Rescue efforts recover two climbers while the party returns to Grindelwald, revealing the group faced a brutal snowstorm and near-misses.
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Frst
Chidiey
Uurvey
Chidley
Harvey
Grindelwald
Hix
Mountain Park School Opens for Summer Teacher Training
Mountain Park School outlines a thirteen week summer term from June 29 aimed at improving public school teaching. Dr. J B Hubbell to lead English studies with about one hundred teachers enrolled, joined by Prof Jones and Miss Booe. The program covers all public school subjects and offers reduced costs with full-time operation and planned examinations.
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Mountain Park School
J. B. Hubbell
Man Learns to Eat Without Stomach in Baltimore Hospital
Meyer Chapmin, a Newberry C, merchant, is learning to eat with no stomach under nurse guidance. He arrived two weeks ago for stomach tumor surgery in which all but about two inches of the stomach were removed. He must eat while standing, taking a spoonful at a time, with each meal taking about two hours. Surgeons believe he will live many years.
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Baltimore
Meyer Chapmin
Coal for grate stove and furnace at low-season prices
High grade coal for grate stove and furnace use offered by D Minick of Mt. Airy North Carolina. Early purchase saves money, phone number 76.
Notice to Creditors in Johnson Estate of Surry County
Administratrix Laura J. Johnson of Fred G. Johnson deceased of Surry County North Carolina calls on all claims to be shown at Mount Airy by February 18 1916 or risk bar of recovery. Creditors urged to settle debts promptly. attorney E C Bivens represents.
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Fred G. Johnson
Surry County
N. C
Mount Airy
Laura J. Johnson
Mortgagee's Sale of Surry County Property and Farm Goods
Trustee W F Carter will auction for cash in Mount Airy on July 17 1915 at 1 PM a 19 acre tract in Surry County with specified metes and bounds for debt of 150 pounds plus interest and costs. Personal property includes a mule named John a Marshall wagon a black and white cow and a brindle heifer.
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Tom Valentine
W. F. Carter
Surry County
Mount Airy
Patrick Road
Korner
Patrck Road
John
Sparger Orchard Company
Summer School For Teachers And Law School Sessions
The University of North Carolina advertises summer programs in 1915 including a Summer School for Teachers from June 15 to July 30 with complete faculty and moderate rates. A Rural Life Conference and a Summer Law School run June 17 to August 27 with regular session opening September 14. students are urged to complete arrangements early.
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Rural Life
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