Remembering early records and enduring artists
The Reflector laments casual mockery of old recordings and praises historic artists. It notes Edison era records, the American Symphony Orchestra with The Wedding March, Rudy Vallee’s early fame, a Pathe 1923 Ver non Dalhart Western recording, and reminds readers that past performers held beloved places in families, just as Bing and Frank do today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Edison
American Symphony Orchestra
Rudy Vallee
Pathe
Vernon Dalhart
Bing
Frank
The Ideal Boy Qualities He Upholds Across Life
A thoughtful sketch describes the ideal boy as a loyal friend to his father and confidant to his mother. He avoids lying or tattling, brings joy to parents, helps others, values honesty, bravery, and cleanliness, and faces right and truth with courage, earning respect from all.
Benign Boy Scout Character Praised in Civic Note
The note commends a boy for safety minded acts like picking up hazards such as banana peels and glass, his respectful treatment of women, and his balanced life of work and play. It highlights his kindness to family, social ease, wholesome thoughts, and devotion to God as a model for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. V
Cultivate a Lovely Speaking Voice Says Blanche Campbell
A columnist urges girls to improve their speaking voice noting that tone reveals character. Advice covers relaxing a tight throat, lowering pitch, breathing exercises, clear enunciation, and speaking slowly. Emphasizes voice care as vital for business, social, and romantic success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Campbell
How to Find a Job After High School Graduation
Seniors should plan the type of work they intend to do after graduation to assess their chances of securing a job. The guidance encourages early career planning and exploring suitable employment paths.
Prepare for Your Future and Get the Job You Want
A motivational piece urging self investment to reach career goals. It counsels dressing well, presenting confidence, and matching effort to ambition. It advises traveling to find openings, training for at least six months, and using probabilities to expand exposure. Emphasizes not exaggerating in applications and promoting yourself through networks.
Build a Network to Win Jobs through Friendship
A piece emphasizes that hiring chances rise with a broad circle of acquaintances. It advises actively turning acquaintances into friends, expanding social circles, and building a respected, liked presence in one's community to facilitate employment. It notes a large telephone cable with 4242 wires as a minor aside.
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B.f.goodrich Farm
Blanton Home & Auto Supply
Willard
Neville Features
L.la Roe & Company
White Wright
Texas
R. P. Childress
Mobil
G. C. Stateville
Vee Wee
Sherman
Dee G. Patterson
A. Y. Creager Company
M. & P. Bank
Sherman, Texas
The
First National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Quality Jewelers
N. Travis
Jewelers
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