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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1925

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2

Recreation That Recreates by J W Dixon

A reflective piece argues for gardening as a path to health and vitality. It cites post Civil War examples of ex-mayors and wealthy figures adopting farm life, then extols cultivating a garden as a practical, restorative activity that strengthens body and spirit and reduces dependence on doctors.

Ufealth Gots Pamicei Ges Individunas Dirk May Auceber Wiaeades Legion Akady Planta Mapa Pat Gil

President Coolidge Sees Weeks Return Timeline

President Coolidge said Secretary Weeks is expected to resume duties around September 1 after his illness. Weeks had recently recovered from a heart attack and gall bladder condition, as reports noted during a Washington visit.

Washington Coolidge Vistors Wags

OLeary Elected President of the Chamber of Commerce

John W OLeary vice-president of the Chicago Traxt Company was elected president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States at the annual convention Friday. He will serve for one year, succeeding Richard P Trant of Cleveland. The article notes a Boston shop anecdote about elephants.

Heada C C. Washington John W O'Leary Chiego Traxt Company Chamber of Commercy United States O'Leary Richart P. Trant Cleveland

Hood College Recital Delights with Student Performers

Friday evening May 220 Brod beck Hall hosted a Hood College music recital by students. The varied program featured organ pieces, piano works by Liszt Chopin Rachmaninoff Debussy and Mozart, violin ensembles, songs from Schubert Ferry and others, and a concerto with two pianos. The event drew praise for its quality and variety.

Brodbeck Hall Musaic Hood Collenea Guilmant Grace Frown Ian Jance Hrahms Misa Naomi Remneberg Rachmaninoff Mins Danet Manges Shmbe Ferry Denza Mins Bernica Hleker Hartmann Marion Exoll Grace Dbillheimer Rogers Coenen Mian Loreen Purbaugh Debnakevo Pauline Poole Mogart Misa Genevieve Emery Menurt Duasek Rornschein Firolf Hitchheimer Wikth Malta Negre Mandela Bonn Kehel Priehtbiyl

Violin Selections Delight in Suburban Recital

The program featured vigorous violin pieces including the Bulte for two violins and a trio ensemble. Vocal selections were well sung with the standout piece The Sta. prior to the closing.

Musical Program Delights Students With Vivid Performances

The program featured "Lovely Might" by Loreen Purbaugh and "Aria Vol de Sapete" for piano by Genevieve Emery. The final piece was somber and was enthusiastically received by the students who performed it with strong emotion.

Aung Loreen Purbaugh Genevieve Emery

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