Concerts and the Galio Dominates Opinion on Music
A metropolitan critic notes contracts for early season appearances favor star names like McCormack Kreisler and Paderewski while lesser acts struggle. Eastern organizations depend on private gifts amid financial strain. England faces cuts to Queen's Hall events and broader subsidy debates. Radio and cinema diminish live attendance and shift audience behavior.
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Galio
Sousky
St. Louis
Rudolph Ganz
Mays
England
Queen's
Tno
The Well Dressed Man Condemns Suspenders in Chicago
A Chicago convention report notes summer fashion shifting away from belts and suspenders, deeming the latter uncomfortable and unfashionable. It warns the Beau Brummell ideal is rare and mocks those who dare to wear suspenders without a waistcoat.
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Yom
Chicago
Beyern
Beau Bramimel
Rudolph Valeuling
Jack Gilbert
Ricardo Cortez
Morality and Geography in Journalism and Society
The article argues that journalism mirrors life in variety of people and morals across Paris and cities like Paris Kentucky. It notes that interesting or virtuous individuals appear in all walks, and urges revising preconceived notions about occupations and virtue.
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Paris
France
Rene
Italy
Fome
Teun
Reds Plan Deportation Island For Communists In Chile
Opinion piece argues for nationalizing and removing radicals to a distant Pacific island to avoid crass capitalism. Proposes deportation to let communists pursue a self chosen destiny, claiming isolation would prevent external interference and danger to Chilean society.
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Chile
Uke Mextca
Pacific
On Immunity Exposures and Public Health Myths
William Brady argues that exposure to cold or damp conditions does not weaken immunity to infections. He cites circumstantial evidence, rejects the old idea of lowered resistance, and explains that sunlight, vitamins, and fat sources influence immune development. He also answers reader questions on eye care and medicinal tinctures.
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Jim
Shevens Orror
Brady
William Brady
One Room School as a Silent Plea for Reform
A Virginia Foulk piece urges attention to the run down One Room School reflecting on broken doors floors and odors inside a rural building. The author connects the scene to American liberty and calls for action to improve education and living conditions for children.
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Virginia Foulk
Laos
Broadway Theatre Season Shows Grim Outlook Then
New York scene notes a bleak future for theatre as many stars under 30 struggle to find work. Many actors move from brownstones to boarding houses, while producers offer small sums for weeks of work. A rise in tap schools and aerobatics follows, and hotel anecdotes highlight ongoing industry pressures.
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New York
Ain Olu
Enet
Manhattan
Yesteryear
Jolywood Las
Pla
Broadway
Uncle Wiggily and Dazie's Swim By
Uncle Wiggily and Dazie plan adventure as they snatch a moment for play before school. The talking rabbit and Dazie exchange cautious banter about fun and timing in a whimsical scene.
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Uncle Wiggily and
Dazie’s Swim
Howard R. Garis
Mr Longears and Cielo Wiggly Charm the Toy Tale
Fragmented lines describe characters and animals in a playful scene with Davie, a bunny, and the talking figures Mr. Langears and Uncle Wiggly. The dialogue hints at fox misidentity and a whimsical adventure beginning.
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Cielo
Davie
Bunny
Langears
Adventure in the woods with Dasie and friends
In a fanciful forest scene Abe Martin narrates Dasie and Uncle Wigsyly guiding companions through a risky rescue. The group faces a cry for help as they scramble to aid a distressed creature and endure a perilous stream crossing with improvised humor and perilous antics.
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Uneda
Buppys
Ainele
Uncle Wiesig
Duzie
N. Sint den
Dasie
Dee
Dagh
Hanneus
Viet
Crete
Teddy Bod
Osave
Tinta
PIFTY YEARS AGO In Thy Courier March 28 1477
Local column recounts marriages and notable moves including Orson P Fishmey and Aliss May Hopkins wed March 22 by Rev George Currell. Mentions Conger returning from Washington and speculation on President Rutherford B. Hayes. Notes weather, marbles, business properties, and European voyage of Davenport editor H W Richardson.
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Aliss
May E. Hopkins
Liev
George Currell
P. LF. Conger
Washington, D. C
Rutherford Bo Mayes
Suvali
Local Notes Highlight Weather and Marriages
The article reports a severe late winter storm with heavy snowfall across the northern region and train disruptions. It notes Bethel area marriages including Ethel Watley and George Miller Jr at the bride’s home and other local family updates.
Local hotel opens amid town developments in 1907
Twenty years ago on March 30 1907 the new Talis hotel welcomed guests at Syed fund Fifth streets. Town figures discuss housing plots along South and Fourth streets while Miss Otarence Tie Rly Thais studies at St Marys eGinary Knoxville. Charles A Toby visits home from the engineering department at Town State university.
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Trabert
Tohmstonm
Maro
Syed Fund
Amd
St. Mary's eGinary
Knoxville
Tel
Charles A. Toby
Meimneering Department
Town State Onniversity
Elizabeth Tobie
Power Of The Wind In Uncle Ray's Corner
A reminiscence on extreme windstorms describes the pure force of winds as roofs blow off houses and debris flies through air. The narrator recalls dust, debris, and fear, noting roofs torn away and walls toppled while people endure the wind's terror.
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Roane
Vernache Wits
Panaetoska
WIEN
Martinez Vored
Mississippi
Taraades
Nia
Ile
Mpoltn
Burroughs Nature Club Notes a Questions and Answers
The column invites readers to send questions about nature subjects and promises answers in future notes. It references a reader inquiry askers about wild birds, plants, and natural science topics, noting the long history of the column and seeking observer input and curiosity from the community.
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