Woman's College lists yearlong lecture recital program
The Woman's College will present a year of lectures and entertainments starting in October. The schedule includes 14 recitals and lectures in the college hall with doors at 7:45 and program at 8:15. Notable performers include Christine Sitter, J Humbird Douftey, and Frederic Martin among others. Lectures feature Dr. Stanley L. Krebs and Dr. Samuel Batmuck, with a November violin recital by George Boyle and pianist Peabody. The series aims to showcase music, science, and culture for students and the community alike.
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Test of Miller Train Control System Near Hoopeson
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Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farmers' Exchange
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Lincoln Memorial talk set by Grant in Omaha
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Economical Household Cooking From a 19th Century Primer
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Baseball Scores From Various Cities
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Prize Wall Paper Sale Promises Big Discounts and Prize
A local wallpaper firm announces a fall sale featuring about ten thousand rolls of up to date wallpaper at 29 to 75 percent off. Every dollar spent earns a sealed, numbered prize ticket with the winner to be revealed December 5. The event includes hanging specials and promises high workmanship.
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