Shiner Gazette (Shiner, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 40, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 11, 1927: Searching Inside

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... at the customary price, the labor cost alone would have been $150. Finds Music Best Means of Training Children... Philadelphia.—Music is the best means of gaining the understanding of children in all campaigns for Americanization...’s foreign quarters. "We find music the best way to reach out for the sympathy of these young people,” says... to give up a promising career because of poverty.” Her work in the music settlement schools of the city... inspired Mrs. Bok to give a permanent endowment of $12,500,000 to the Curtis Institute of Music, founded

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... of school this fall. Dance At Henkhaus, Texas. Saturday night Aug. 13th. Music by Othold’s Orchestra. Come... and enjoy yourselves. Music by Othoids Orchestra. Ball at Rocky Site Sunday night, Aug. 14th, 1927. For old... and young folks. Everybody invited. Music by Patek’s Orchestra. Services at M. E. Church Rev. T. H. Crowder

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.... of the cabinet stops the trouble.” Can Locate Music, but Not the Ta-ta-tee-um Julius Mattfeld, librarian... anything in music. A few days ago, however, even Mr. Mattfeld’s expert knowledge wasn’t sufficient... in the afternoon or late evening? It goes ‘Ta-ta-tee teeum’—just like that, you know. My daughter wants the music... to sing tonight.” That was enough for Math feld. He was beaten, and knew it. The music department

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... sisters rensympathetic doctors, kind nurses dered impressive funeral music, and devoted loved ones could

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...; The city somehow hits me wrong. Its music seems holler and dreary, For I’d rather hear that old song— ‘Bury

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... it to be, as the music of falling waters. One speech by Mark was sufficient to make “Rome howl,” and when