Washington Waives Damrosch as City Music Conductor
The text discusses Walter Damrosch potential as conductor for Washingtons oratorio society this winter and how his leadership could elevate local musical life. It notes his birth in Breslau, career in New York with the Metropolitan and New York Symphony Orchestra, and his influence on American and German operas, plus past Washington appearances and ties to the city.
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Many-Sided Genius and Family Return From Avante Cite
Mand Mow Bol Minster and his daughter return from Avante Cite after several weeks. They reside in the northwest Trent Wood. Santelmann, director of the Marine Band, and Mes Santelmann visit Washington. Beaks of Atlantic City plan a visit. Santelmann arranged a program featuring rarely heard operatic Feveranot numbers and 65d fh Belection. The band will be conducted by Yeager Watter Smith in the second yeager session.
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Be Rays Toerster Opening Theme Dedication to Andrew Carnegie
A compact note honoring Andrew Carnegie as the basis for the SSS Opening theme during March. The piece uses his initials A C as a thematic touchstone.
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Tribute to Mansfeld and War Songs Revered in 1910s Style
A lengthy piece reflects on Richard Mansfelds literary and musical talents, praising his dramatic works and poems including Bon Juan and Blown Away. It recounts his career, a Washington supper anecdote, and praises his wartime poems The Eagle's Song and The Lioness.
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World’s Uraine Debate on Brain Size and Hats
Article reviews a Public Health Congress talk comparing brain weights across nations, noting Anglo-Saxon and German figures and a humorous aside about head sizes and hat measurements. It cites researchers, historical estimates, and notable individuals to discuss variability in brain mass and its dubious link to intelligence.
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Carnegie’s Memorial Honored by City Music Tribute
A Pittsburgh memorial for Andrew Carnegie featured the Theodore Thomas Orchestra of Chicago led by Frederick Stool. The program opened with the Dedication March by Adolph Fürster, honoring Carnegie, and included variations inspired by Bach and Schumann, paid homage to Carnegie as a major patron of arts and letters.
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Man Promises Carnegie Medal To Girl Gaffe Goes Wrong
A man who recently earned a Carnegie medal faced a bizarre problem after promising a girl the medal when it arrived. Instead of a standard prize on a golf pin, the medal was huge like a dinner plate. He fears the girl will expose the hoax and contemplates an awkward solution.
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Marvels of science and Ramsey on transmuting radium
A discussion of Sir William Ramsay and experiments with radium and emanations, claiming no reliable path to turning atmospheric gases into gold. The piece reflects on the potential and danger of such discoveries, and recalls Carnegie’s cautious caution about wealth from alchemy.
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England and the Sea described in Chicago News
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