Genuine Hawaiian Ukuleles Made of Koa Wood
Article notes genuine Hawaiian ukuleles are crafted from koa wood and highlights a Hawaiian music revival. It cites Mr. Chas. Byers estimating over 50,000 instruments sold in California in a year and mentions the Vierra Company of native Hawaiians performing at a Chautauqua. Describes Hawaiian music as deeply emotive and notes listeners’ impressions from travelers describing harmony and dancing eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beervone Vio
Dba
Chas. Byers
America
California
Vierra Company
Chautauqua
Vierra
Mark Twain
Viewoian Islands
Waikiki
New York
Honolulu
Victor Murdock
Nis
Anderson
Harriett Gunn Roberson
Iugh Anderson
Lieut. Nichols
London Artillery
Ypres
Nichols
Democracy's global war stance and Philippines elevator boy
The piece argues Germany is defeated and condemns its crimes while praising Allied resolve. It questions Bulgarian and Turkish loyalties, cites a Swiss critic, and notes a Philippine elevator boy in Des Moines as an example of migration and self government attitudes. It ends with commentary on Sunday closing laws and local arrests, signed by C. C. Pugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Belgium
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Greece
Bulgaria
Balkans
Philippines
Japan
United States
Des Moines
Return of Hach Anderson Company Promises Bohemian Girl
Announcement welcomes back Hach Anderson and the Hated Basin company to the circuit. They plan to perform extracts from the Bohemian Girl with Mr Anderson renowned for clear enunciation and a large repertoire. The article notes past shows and outlines key arias and themes from Balfe’s opera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Anderson
Anderson
Mr. Mathieson
Kearney
Neb
Mathieson
National Norway Opera Company
Martha
Rolfe Chautauqua Event and Public Phrasing
A Rolfe Chautauqua note highlights a Tuesday July 10 gathering and encouragements to back up Woodrow while Wilhelm hesitates. The quotation then shifts to whimsical maxims about flies and bald heads and ends with bold figures about an offered sum of 3 billion dollars and a claim of 2 billion.
One Dollar vs Four Dollars in Food Prices
An editorial slams Congress for inaction on food prices noting potato farmers in Wisconsin receive one dollar a bushel while Chicago consumers pay four dollars. It argues lawmakers must be pressed to act to protect the public from profiteering by food barons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Wisconsin
Chicago
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Mrs. Vierra
Rolfe Chautauqua
Craddock
Nat
C. C. Pugh
SORA
Universal Car
Detroit
THE
Rolfe Auto Company
Hach Anerson
Chantaedua
Balfe
Hungary
Thaddius
Devilshoof
Arline
Person
High Anderson Co
Kearney, Neb
Woodrow
Wilhelm
Rolfe
UNION
Rev
Ls. Burnette
Verne Marshall
French Ambulance Corps
Verdun
Round
Geo
E. Colby
Geo EL Colby
Clare Vaughn Wales
Lyceum Players
Leccere
Ho A. Buchtel
Puehtel
Colorado
Welch
Sarah Mildred Willner
Royal Gwent Welch
Oberg & Barnaby
Lena K. Sadler
Little Foxes
Round Table
Lena K
Wm. S. Sadler
the Good Fairy
Thrift
William S. Sadler
Rod. Kehlin
Mason's Jubilee Singers
Strickhind Gillian
Fisk
Fisk Tires
Fisk Rubber Co
N. Y. Gen
Chicopee Falls
Wass
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