Harold A Worthg at West High lecture recital
Harold A Worthg pianist and lecture-recitalist will perform at West High Auditorium Monday Evening March 19 in a lecture on American Indian life. Brave Wagle, a full blood Sioux, assists with Indian songs and ceremonial dances in native costume. Roosevelt sent Loring to record tribal music.
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Harold A. Worthg
West High Auditorium
Loring
Brave Wagle
Roosevelt
Mr. Loring
Explorer Loring documents Sioux life and music in Glacier study
The article profiles Mr. Loring who lived for years among Sioux and other tribes on western reservations. He gained deep knowledge of languages and Indian life, spending last summer in Glacier Park region Montana collecting material. He analyzes tribal music and dances, presenting songs in their raw authenticity without idealization.
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Glacier Park
Montana
Mr.Loring
Sanis
Brave Eagle
Mr. Loring
Communists Represent Fractional Minority in Russia
Moscow reports the ruling party in Russia has just published its official statistics. 817000 persons are on the party rolls out of a 120 million population. 410430 members have rights to participate, with 117924 candidates and 289939 young communists. Over 90000 members serve in the armed forces and 3690 are government employees. Only 30434 women are listed.
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Moscow
Russia
Uctual Communists
Farj
Communist Party
Young Communists
Maesta
Red Army
Navy
Evangelist commends Courier editorial in revival sermon
Dr. J. R. Hanley praised a Courier editorial titled What the World Needs during his sermon on The Price of Power at First Mt. EL Church revival services. He urged Waterloo citizens to read the piece and consider its message on revival’s impact.
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Courier
J. R. Hanley
First Mt. EL Chur
South
Waterloo
Editorial Praise From Frank J. Stillman Courter’s Regular
Frank J. Stillman, a regular editorial contributor, writes in praise of the author and publisher for providing readers with wholesome information and advice.
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Frank J. Stillman
Elixir Of Youth Myth Debunked By New Compound Ad
A large old scroll-like advertisement touts Korex compound from Melton Laboratories claiming to renew vigor and youth, promising fast results within a week. It offers a double strength trial, guarantees refund if no results within 10 days, and asks readers to mail $2 or pay on delivery.
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Ublic
Melton Laboratories
Massachusetts
Binig
Kansas City
Korex
Fidelity Class Claims Victory at Northminster Church Event
The Fidelity class of Northminster Presbyterian Church defeated the Women’s Club team 42 to 31 in a basketball game at Edison Gymnasium. Participants included Mrs. Frank Peeple and Mrs. Rigdon.
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Northminster
Presbyterian Church
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Edison Gymnasium
Frank Peeple
Rigdon
Girls' team stars and early time regulator idea
Mrs Danley led the losing side while Miss Hertha Kref and Miss Maagdeline Darby starred for the girls. Christine Hughes conceived the idea of applying a pendula regulator to a clock in 1656.
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Mrs. Danley
Hertha Kref
Maagdeline Darby
Christine Hughes
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the Prudential
U.S
Prudential
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Newark
New Jersey
the Prudential Insurance CO. OF America
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Nidhi Coxeates
Scane’s
America
Wool Union
Knox
Mallory
S & Young Men
TF. & W. Lion and Barker Brand
Scane
S. H. Davis Ladies’ Tailor
Lafayette Street
Ahah Bell
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