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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1937
Page
6
Milstein, the noted Russian violinist, will perform at Finney Chapel on the Conservatory Artist Recital Series in Oberlin Ohio on Tuesday. The program follows a recent Rus sian cellist recital and features Milstein presenting a diverse repertoire.
Iowa State University led in making matrimony a regular curriculum topic amid calls others echo. The piece argues education should cover home life, domestic science, budgeting, sewing, first aid, and nursing to better prepare men and women for married life and its spiritual aspects.
Senator Vandenberg assailed Rexford Tugwell for a deluxe report on the resettlement administration costing 1.07 per copy, noting it far exceeds ordinary reports and signals a broad push of costly publicity by New Deal agencies. He warned the budget cannot balance if such lavish publications continue and observed the rise of illustrated government literature after 1933.
Charles Tuttle, aged fifty four, a retired New York fireman, attends college as a freshman. He spent five years in prep work and plans a degree in three years, aiming to work in social services for troubled youth. He cites triple motives: self renewal, aiding youths, and thirst for knowledge.
The piece reflects on the Feast of the Presentation of Christ in the Temple and the principle of recognition. It ties Mary’s recognition of Jesus to baptism as a step in dedicating life to God's redemptive work. It urges continual awareness of life as God’s life and a sense of the marvelous.
The column lists prominent figures with birth and death dates from 1651 to 1825 including Sir William Phips knighted after treasure recovery and first Massachusetts royal governor, Moncure Robinson Philadelphia civil engineer, George Enzelman physician meteorologist, John Kraus educator of Kindergarten methods, and John C. Dalton physician in New York.
The entry recalls 1843 Knute Nelson Minnesota governor born in Norway and 1923 April 28 Dedi, plus 1846 Borax Smith who found the Nevada borax mine and died 1931 in Oakland. It also notes 1833 France refusing to pay indemnity and 1848 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo ending the Mexican-American War with Mexico selling lands later carved.
The text notes a harsh and self focused attitude today, urging calm poise and outward caution. It warns to observe others opinions and balance expediency with discretion, implying a fertile but potentially imprudent mind.
violinist Jascha Milstein plans his seventh consecutive American tour ending in the season with engagements by the New York Philharmonic Orchestra Boston Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia and St Louis orchestras. He has appeared under Toscanini in New York and under Rodinski in Cleveland. Milstein, born in Odessa 33 years ago, left Russia in 1926 and plays a 1710 Stradivari Dancla violin bought in 1934 from the Wurlitzer collection.
Oberlin reports rehearsals have started for the Dramatic Association production The Wind and the Rain by Merton Hodge. The play will be staged in Finney Chapel with campus talent and staff coordinating the upcoming presentation.
March 19 and 20 mark the start of tryouts under J Stanton Mc Laughlin for the second Dramatic Association production. The first was The Pirates of Penzance by Gilbert and Sullivan. The Wind and the Rain is a comedy about students in a Scottish university town that ran in London for two years.
A concise note on Switzerland embracing the referendum as a democratic instrument, highlighting its role in shaping policy and citizen participation in governance. The piece emphasizes the historic use and civic engagement surrounding referendums in Swiss political life.
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