16 Feb 1912
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1912
Page
1
The Oberlin Review from February 16 1912 discusses editorial staff names and roles, student events, and reactions to campus culture. It reports on music program issues including Carnaval by Schumann, foreign language songs, and a suggestion to add program translations. It also covers a skating contest outcome with Senior-Sophomore disputes and questions the chapel bell disruption during recitals.
Fragmented text lists a February 14 1812 recital with Bach pieces and multiple performers including Manfred Meyer and other named contributors. The readable items hint at a student performance program with sonatas and movements, though several names and terms are garbled.
Dr H Browning and Dr C Jameson list office hours from 9 to 4 and late evening times at Straus store, with residence details for 17 College Place and 45 College Street North. Phone numbers 133 and 10 shown for office calls.
The notice lists dentists Dr. D. 8 and Dr. Husted with contact phones 121 and 119 at 25 North Mais Street. Office days are Monday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday plus rings on office and residence lines.
Fragmented OCR notes describe University of Toronto growth including a large wooded land area of about thousands of acres, a forest studies program, and a proposed for entry school. References to regional groups and theater events appear, with scattered names and dates unclear.
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