Little Missouri Girl Composes as Well as Performs
Eleven-year-old Hulda Henninger of Hazel Hill in St. Louis county is a young music composer and performer. She plans extensive education in the United States and abroad, funded by a waltz she composed last summer titled Moonlight on Creve Cour Lake, now published. She began piano five years ago and is progressing rapidly.
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Hulda Henninger
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Hulda Henninger Studying Music and Ambitions Abroad
Hulda Henninger, daughter of Charles J. Henninger of Hazel Hill, pursues high level music study at Dezler school with a declared aim to gain extensive education in America and Europe. Her father supports her ambition, underscoring a serious plan for world-class training, while the article also recounts a long, quirky vignette about a curious boy and various bits from periodical chatter.
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America
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A Clever Girl in Tea Hour Advertising Scheme
A hostess uses rock candy and maraschino cherries to flavor tea, while another serves whipped cream with cakes and flavors from advertising extracts. A young woman capitalizes on flavor experiments, becoming an advertising agent and promoting makers of flavors during afternoon tastings.
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Pittsburg Dispatch
Gray hair becomes a fashion statement in theater
The Philadelphia Times notes gray hair in actors no longer signals decline. Ada Rehan and others embrace natural hair, with Rehan sometimes wearing a wig. Eleanora Duse performs with visible gray hair, signaling evolving stage naturalism and fashion.
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Insurance thoughts and a San Franciscan’s homesick flea
M. M. Danforth argues statistics from St Hingston Fox show women are equally or more carefully selected than men for insurance. He questions the danger of female moral hazard and notes insurers see little risk difference. A Washington Post piece recalls a San Franciscan homesick for home, misreading a flea as a signal of home.
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New Field For Woman in Parrot Etiquette Training
Paris Letter notes a Paris case where a woman was fined for a parrot’s vulgar language in public. The piece suggests women could expand into polite conversation schools for parrots, training neglected birds to correct diction and decorum, creating new employment avenues.
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SIR ARTHUR'S FRIEND AND THE AMERICAN LEGATEE
Mrs Pierre Lorillard Ronalds long lived in London and aided the reconciliation of Sir Arthur Sullivan and W S Gilbert triggering the composer to bequeath a legacy and the Lost Chord score. Her husband seeks divorce. she is 69, he near 80, and a real estate sale in Rock Island Illinois follows a court order from 1900 with details of the estate and dower rights.
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