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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1924
Page
7
The article discusses violin sound holes and Stradivarius design as key to tone. It also tells of Regina Kohn, a Hungarian violinist at Ellis Island, who played Schumann to prove artistry and gain admission to the United States despite quota issues.
In a Chicago eye procedure Mrs. Irene Weazell was anesthetized by live violin music. Violinist Jan Rubini played selections from Kreutzer to Ave Maria as the surgeon operated, the patient reporting no pain and smiling at the end.
A small group gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Monroe Slack for about an hour of rehearsal before the lyceum number. Present were Mr and Mrs Slack Mrs Clinton Ezell Horace Jester violins Jiemnie Crawford clarinet Howell Johnson cornet and Mrs Lucy Mitchell piano.
A well known violin classic Sehumann Traumerei is set to be performed as a violin solo with full orchestra at the upcoming recital by the Tri-City organizations. Tootsie Seay of Toyah is slated to be spotlighted. An emigrant rendered an interesting version before the New.
The Tri City Orchestra reportedly has about a hundred players, with likely more joining. Community enthusiasm highlights the ensemble’s growing size and appeal.
A Boulder Public Service Company of Colorado representative explains that utility advertising benefits customers by informing the public about services and how light heat power and efficiency support daily life. The firm stresses education about utilities and the need to counter political attacks while linking growth and prosperity to greater service.
A woman whose writing appeared in a book received the usual galley proofs from her printer. She timidly suggested better paper and shorter pages, and was pleased by the printer's responsive help.
War Department invites 17 to 24 year olds in Texas Oklahoma Arizona New Mexico Colorado to attend Citizens Military Training Camps in August. Camps aim to build character, fitness and civic duty with all expenses paid. travel and meals arrangements explained. applications through Fort Sam Houston headquarters. Also notices call for Balmorhea School District depository bids and sheriff sale of Reeves County real estate with detailed parcel descriptions and court-ordered auctions.
A grouchy buyer complains all jellies taste the same. The storekeeper urges using labels to tell flavors while noting the customer has not tasted the labels. The exchange highlights a dispute over product identification in a small shop.
A tense exchange unfolds as Porter asks if the tenant rang the bell and the tenant explains they were replying to the bell signaling a long wait, saying they thought the porter was dead after five minutes of ringing.
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