Miss Ruth Bingaman Returns From New York Studies
Miss Ruth Bingaman, young San Antonio pianist, reports a wonderful winter of study in New York under Ernest Hutcheson and Oliver Denton. She plans a New York debut in two years and hopes to perform concert work in Texas.
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Ruth Bingaman
San Antonio
New York
Bingaman
Ernest Hutcheson
Oliver Denton
Marvelius
Denton
Texas
Arion
Recital and Chorus Rehearsal Highlight Local Music Events
Mrs Warren G Clarke hosted a studio piano recital with students performing a varied classical program including works by Beethoven Chopin Schumann and Bach. Separately the new male chorus affiliated with the San Antonio Rotary Club rehearses at Travis Park Methodist Church ahead of a July Fourth concert in Prackenridge Park with Dixie added to their repertoire.
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San Antonio
Recital at 3020 West Commerce Street Features Noted Pupils
Miss Georgie E Lindsey presented pupils in a studio recital last evening at 3020 West Commerce Street. Programs included pieces by Bach Chopin Grieg Schumann Brahms and Bach with performers Eleanor Moynahan Maurice Moynahan Mary Lee Walker Elma Boone Hall Blanche Woods Minerva Willingham and others.
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Georgie E. Lindsey
West
Commerce Street
Smith Mary Lee Walker
Eleanor Moynahan
Eckhardt
Merry Lark
Mary Lee Walker
Steinfeldt
Schumann Eleanor Moyna
Miss Lindsey
Bach
Chopin Eleanor and
Maurice Moynahan
Ceeseeeneess
Smiths Band at Brackenridge Park Promises New Hymn
W H Smiths band performs at Brackenridge Park starting 3:30 this afternoon with Glenn Law of San Antonio singing the new Russian National anthem The Hymn of Free Russia.
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W. H. Smith
Brackenridge Park
Free Russia
Glenn Law
Remarkable Early Music Giftedness Noted by Professor Musin
Mrs. Charles Gates receives a letter from Professor Musin of New York praising Clyde Gates an 11 year old violin student. The note says his technique is great his ear of inspiration perfect and calls him a born master like a pure diamond needing only polish to shine for a great future.
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Charles Gates
Musin
New York
Clyde
Recital by Mrs Clara Duggan Madison Pupil Group
Intermediate pupils performed at 10 o clock Thursday morning in the studio at 106 West Romana Street. Program included scales from Children’s Pieces and works by Mendelssohn Schumann and Behr Nevins with a double trio titled Spring Flowers and selections by Caffarelli and Kullak featuring Ruth Herbst Margaret Meyers Fay Maxwell Dorothy Caffarelli Camilla Caffarelli Hattie Florence Hood and more.
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Clara Duggan Madison
West Romana Street
Mendelssohn Bianche Cohen
Schumann Hattie Florence Hood
Sparklers
Camilla Caffarelli
Cornet
Ruth Herbst
Margaret Meyers
Kulla
German laborers healthier than middle class warned by Dutch doctor
Dr Keuchenius reports in The Hague that German workers in munition plants enjoy higher wages and steadier work, aiding their health during wartime. He notes perceived national resolve against Entente aggression and says physique declined yet endurance remains strong. He sought to treat British POWs in Germany but was denied access for pro French leanings.
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The
Hague
Keuchenius
Berlin
Germany
Fear Milk Famine Threatens England and Ireland
London reports a summer milk famine feared with infant mortality expected to rise. A Daily Mail writer says a gross shortage could be averted by provisions. Ireland had 1,516,000 milk cows in 1916 versus 1,855,000 in England, and import from Ireland is suggested.
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London
Daily Mail
Ireland
England
Treland
Music in the Churches Today at Several City Pubs
Today at First Presbyterian Church Frederick King is organist and Mrs Roy B Love soloist for morning and evening services with multiple preludes offertories and postludes. Christ Church and Travis Park Methodist present varied progams featuring organs choirs and soloists. Central Christian Church lists anthems solos and duets led by L D Daggett Eva Orvis and Eva Meeks with Davies and Danks in the roster. Oscar J Fox is noted as organist at Central Christian Church.
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First Presbyterian Church
Frederick King
Roy B. Love
Marston
Travis Park Methodist Church
Lord
G. E. Gwinn
Elsa Harms
Oran Kirkpatrick
Gilbert E. Schramm
Acccesses MacDowell
Elijah
Mendelssohn
Kirkpatrick
Dubois
Buck
Fox
Central Christian Church
L. D. Daggett
Eva Orvis
God
Bennett
Jesus, Redeemer
Bartlett
How You Can Save by Ada Patterson
An essay urging thrift through small daily practices. It cites a charitable heiress who gave freely, then offers concrete tips such as saving by reusing packaging, conserving medicines, and repurposing bottles, with emphasis on counting pennies and making a dollar stretch.
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Ada Patterson
Paris
Heaven
Summer Hints for Home Gardeners
USDA specialists advise home gardeners to replant freed ground with high value vegetables for storage and winter use. Suggested crops include late Irish potatoes Navy beans sweet corn string beans late beets turnips tomatoes squash pumpkins and even late season corn or beans planted between early radish and lettuce rows. Planting between crops allows continued harvests.
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United States Department of Agriculture
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Saving Pennies and Budgeting for Households
The author urges housewives to save pennies through simple slips and careful budgeting. Three shopping rules help cut costs: treat small amounts as seriously as large, think twice before buying, and avoid cheap purchases. Most women fail to keep accounts, yet budgeting reveals leaks that threaten the household budget. stopping twelve leaks in a year can avert disaster.
Slays Hog in Parlor
Berlin dispatch reports saloonkeeper Reinhold Petzold killed a hog in his parlor after police were alerted to exorbitant sausage prices. He claimed sausages came from a relative in Pomerania and was convicted of food law violations, receiving two months imprisonment and a $250 fine.
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Berlin
Reinhold Petzold
Pomerania
Petzold
Normal Course for Music Teachers Seeks Harmony and Theory
Beginning Wednesday June 13 through July 25 a 24 lecture Normal Course for Music Teachers covers harmony and theory topics including keyboard harmony acoustics terminology harmonic analysis and musical forms. Miss EF Alice Holman contact Cr 2617. Adv.)
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Alice Holman
Composer of lullabies earns fortune from hush money
A Baltimore American quotation notes a musician who profits from hush money, with a wry remark that he is not a blackmailer but a composer of lullabies. The exchange hints at mystery around the musician's wealth.
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Baltimore American
Leather care tips for soldiers shoes and harness
Guidance from the Leather and Paper Laboratory of the United States Department of Agriculture on preserving leather used in military shoes and harness. It covers cleaning, oiling, air drying, and waterproofing, warning against harmful polishes and emphasizing even grease on soles and edges. It notes the need to avoid waste during wartime and to maintain equipment for many users.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Monument to be carved on Stone Mountain near Atlanta
Washington June 9 One of the most interesting exhibits for the Confederate Reunion is a memorial to the Confederacy carved from Stone Mountain. Gutzon Borglum will supervise eight to ten sculptors to shape the figures, with 50 foot likenesses of Lee and Jackson and a temple for the United Daughters of the Confederacy at the base. The project, eight years in completion, will be among the world’s wonders.
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Washington, D. C
Stone Mountain
Atlanta
Gutzon Borglum
General Sheridan
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Borglum
Silk dresses at half price sale
A summer dress sale offers every silk dress in stock at half price. Exclusive one of a kind models available in sizes for women misses and some large sizes. Monday, buyers may choose from the full stock.
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Blum’s
San Antonio
Memorial project hailed as most ambitious of its kind
The master plans final touches with his chisel as he reviews the work. Artists and architects call the memorial the most ambitious enterprise of its kind ever undertaken.
Bulgarian Premier Defends Autocracy Claim Published
Vienna June 9 The Neue Freie Presse prints an interview with Bulgarian Premier Radoslavoff via Sofia in which he argues that Central Powers governments embrace popular government more fully than the United States while asserting that the US system can be driven into war by government, capital, and press despite public sentiment.
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Vienna
Neue Freie Presse
Sofia
Radoslavoff
Bulgaria
United States
Congress
Banker Is Deported From Saloniki
The director of the National Bank has been deported on orders of General Sarrail, the French commander in Macedonia, due to his pro German leanings.
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Saloniki
Sarrail
Macedonia
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