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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1916
Page
2
By Lester Banks. Readers applaud Clarksburgs Muareato Choral Club and Kembers orchestra for a superb Faust performance. The review lauds vocal mamonds, soloists, the Nemesis quartet, and the Last Prelude Overture as a memorable, uplifting musical event in Clarksburg.
Mrs. Talbott suffers nervous insomnia after nights of unrest and indigestion. An ad for Nery-Worth claims it calms nerves, regulates the liver and digestion, and promises better sleep and vitality, with testimonials from Broad Oak and city addresses.
In Clarksburg a public plea promotes building a weekly summer concert scene led by Mr Gregory and violin virtuoso Professor Albert Be Kember. The writer argues local artists can sustain grand opera and orchestral experiences, suggesting a 35-member Anthony orchestra under Mr Kember to begin rehearsals soon.
Professor Paul Milukoff heads the Liberal party in the Russian duma and seeks a cabinet change similar to Britain. His push has already brought down the reactionary Premier Sturmer and is expected to continue until all reactionaries are removed.
The text praises the bold, demonlike tenacity of business people who push through obstacles to reach a core proposition. It urges applying that same spirit to boost local musical talent, claiming it will raise the city to state leadership in music as it has in other areas.
Two American musicians played Lohengrin as a Chinese couple, Miss Mary Lee King and SOC Wons, married at a Desers Street arcade in a Morning Star Mission ceremony led by Rev. Lee Towne. The scene drew applause as the couple united, with cultural contrasts noted in the pageant.
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