Fontainebleau School of Music Adds Fine Arts Center
In 1923 the Fontainebleau School of Music expands to include a School of Fine Arts with American teachers and students joining from the U.S. Open to hundreds of architects and painters next summer. Max O Ollone becomes resident director, Agstra Bloch assistant director, and Francis Rogers chairs the American committee. Dr. Walter Damrosch, vice president of the American committee, helped originate the project for military musicians and later proposed a dedicated U.S. school in France.
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Fontainebleau School
Agstra Bloch
Ensemble
Paul Vidal
Francis Rogers
New York
Georra M. Tuttle
Europe
Tuttle
American Friends of Musicians
France
Walter Damrosch
Minneapolis
Generals Pershing
Chaumont
Damcosch
Ithe
Fontaine- Cleau
Maurice Fragnaud
Seine-et-Marne
Conseila
Charles Marie
Beauty Chats On Lips Care And Facial Treatments
Edna Kent Forbes advises on keeping lips soft to avoid chapping and unsightly splits. Recommends lip cream or white lip balm tubes, warns against heavy tint and lipstick residues. Covers winter skin care, face creams, cleansing, and astringent use of toilet waters with simple dietary note.
Spending Money Wisely and the Value of Good Taste
A columnist reflects on pride in choosing quality items over flashy purchases. It argues thrift is an achievement, not luck, requiring knowledge of needs, costs, and sources. Using chairs as example, it contrasts past vanity with learned preference for beauty, usefulness, and lasting value.
Westminster church hosts picnic and program evening
Westminster Presbyterian parishioners will attend a Thursday 6 30 p m picnic at the church followed by a special one hour program ending at 8 30 p m Families are urged to attend. Adults will hear a review of The Trend of the Races by Mrs J C Rankin with songs by a local colored quartet and juniors will hear Up from Slavery told by Miss Helen Hadish.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
House of Worship
J. C. Rankin
United Presbyterian Church
Helen Hadish
Blue Pagoda
Aliss Ruth Doerfler
Firemen Impressed with Aerial Truck in Dubuque
City officials from Dubuque and Waterloo toured Dubuque to view the American-LaFrance aerial truck in service. Dubuque firefighters demonstrated its use for tall buildings and rescue, while Waterloo considers purchasing a similar unit to avoid handicaps in high-structure fires.
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Dubuque
Waterloo
C. A. Moritis Motor Car Company
Waterino
Thei B. P. O. E
New Waterloo Homes Grow City Population
Five new homes were established in Waterloo last week while one family left Lie city. New residents listed include J. S. Kendall at 222 North Barclay, William Nissen at 823 Bratnober R. 8, Lincaln at 214 Brockwell Arms, F. J. Mythater at 319 Allen, and J. G. Schaefer at 302 Allen.
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Waterloo
Lie City
Office of
Mops face new era as electric cleaners loom in homes
Shopping economy notes a flood of mop and floor cleaner designs entering the patent office while urging consumers to seek 22 carat quality twine mops. Long fibre twine lasts twelve times longer than short fibre, and care like alum bath and sunlight can extend life before closet storage.
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Patent Office
Automobilat
Breadmakers of State to Confer
The twentieth annual convention of Town Association of the Baking Industry opens tomorrow at Hotel Russell-Lamson. Sessions span three days with demonstrations at Altstadt Langlas and Campbell Baking plants. Officers to be nominated Wednesday. election Thursday. Entreaties, lectures, and entertainment fill the program with numerous industry talks and committee reports.
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Town Association of the Baking Industry
Russell-Lamson
A. E. Grugg
Lea Mulgrew
Dubuque
Altstadt & Langlas Baking Co
Campbell Baking Company
Association
Guy Stark
Leon
Loren
Apterno
B. Hinson
Natziger Baking Company
Bakernv
Edward Katzinger
Shores Bloodhounds Track Robber From Chelsea Fur Theft
Bloodhounds from the Shores kennels traced a burglar from a Friday night fur store raid near Chelsea to Belle Plaine Indiana. The trail led to a depot where the thief awaited a train to Cedar Rapids. captured there with the stolen furs in his possession.
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Shores
Belle Plaine
Chelsea
Belle Plaine Road
Cedar Rapids
Mrs J B Shanewise suffers broken arm in fall
News from Hismare California reports Mrs J B Shanewise fractured her right arm in a fall. The injury prevents her from writing home to friends. The Shanewise family moved to California a few years ago.
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Hismare
Cal
J. B. Shanewise
Shanewise
Califomia
City in Brief Crackers Airightened and Visits Notice
Local notices list residents traveling to Buffalo Illinois and Nebraska for family visits while others host relatives in Oelwein and Waterloo. A doctor reports Edward Fitzgerald’s stroke and a hospital transfer, and a driver’s accident near Gate’s Dark is noted. Examinations for teacher certificates are set in Black Hawk county with uniform standards. Edward Wieland returns from St. Louis after duty with the War Veterans Bureau.
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A. E. Lawton
Buffalo
Elsa. Schoenberg
Josephine Telsinger
Oelwein
Mary
Kathryne la Dage
Waverly
Eveline Page
Florence Street
Edward Fitzgerald
St. Francis Hospital
Herman T. Wagner
Quincy
Beardstown
Ill
F. W. Chapman
Avenue West
University Hospital
Iowa City
H. C. Moeller
Black Hawk County
Edward J. Wieland
Waterloo
U.S. War Veterans Bureau
St. Louis
Veterans bureau assigns doctors to cover Waterloo subdistrict
The Western district headquarters outlines placing rehabilitated veterans in suitable jobs. Dr J E B Cashin, medical referee from St Louis, will head bureau medical work in Dr Ben Everall’s absence in New York City. Dr Everall serves Waterloo subdistrict as surgeon. Cashin arrived in the city today.
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Wieland
J. E B. Cashin
U.S. War Veterans’ Bureau
St. Louis
Ben ©. Everall
New York City
Everall
Waterloo
Veterans’ Bureau
Cashin
City
Coffer-Miller Players Stage The Imaginary Invalid Tomorrow
The Coffer-Miller Players present The Imaginary Invalid at West High Auditorium. The company carries about 10000 dollars worth of costumes and scenery and has rehearsed for two full years over four plays prior to the public performance. They frequently perform for universities colleges and public schools and have appeared repeatedly at Iowa State Teachers College.
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Coffer-Miller Players
West High Auditorius
Iowa State Teachers College
High School Courses Include Classic Plays This Winter
The article notes that Des Moines Burlington Oskaloosa and other Iowa cities including Waterloo will feature Molières The Imaginary Invalid in winter high school curricula. Admission will be by season ticket with some good single tickets available at 50 cents. The piece highlights wholesome humor in the play.
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H. W. Schultz
Stacyville
Waterloo
Repass Auto Company
Ars. Schultz
Black’s
Dry Foods
Lafayette Street
Des. Moines
Burlington
Oskaloosa
Moliere
From Cotton Seeds to Gingham at Illinois Central shops
Workers at Illinois Central shops will view a three reel film titled From Cotton Seeds to Gingham showing the cotton process from picking to finished product. About 100 shopmen are expected to attend under the Y M C A activities department. No community meeting tomorrow in the north section. a program is planned for Calvary Evangelical church the following Tuesday.
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Illinois ~ Central Shops
Calvary Evangelical Church
Five Die In Hotel Blaze In Homestead Pa
Five persons perished in an early morning fire that destroyed a small hotel in Homestead. The victims include Mrs John Winnie 46 and her three children David William and Catherine aged six and 13 and Thomas W Davies the hotel’s owner.
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Homestead
Sma
Thomas W. Davies
Dockson Atrecht
John Winnie
David
William
Catherine
Davies
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