Grand Forks herald. [volume], November 19, 1919, Image 6

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[^on AdvertisingWill
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Slogan Contest Continued
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A, joint A&'ciub dinrieramJ meeting
will. be held tonight at 6:30 o'clock
at the Hotel'Frederick cafe, during
:*whichsugfcestions will be presented
rifor
advertising the advantages of the
.-•x-ity^of Ctand -Forks.
', Talks on various phases' af advertis
ing will bo Riven by leading .'business
••lhen In- the city. Paul -Griffith "Of the
Ontario store will speak on "How" to
Advertise Grand Forks as a Retail
Merchandising Center," A. Vbight M.'
thfc. Grand Forks Overland company
will discuss "How to Advertise Grand
Forks as a, -Wholesale Center," and
J» U. Thorson of the Normanden will
'speak on ''Grand Forks as a Good
Mace to Uve In." Discussion will fol
i.'^low the talks.
At tlie meeting -tonight business
'pnen in the city will continue ..plans
for .effective advertising, for cjrajia
to®* orks which was started at th^ mtfet-'
*»f- the -Ad fclub which was -lffcld
(Jijfeist.two.weekB ago, during which the eflo
tr 'jtjan contest was -started.
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attendance is expected at
^tonight's gathering which promises to
v" "pe $ne of the m6st interesting the Ad
y", club has held this season. Business
(iL-i ir«... .'men, whether or not they are mem
jbers pf the club, are invited to at-
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Under the auspices of the Poppler
Piano company, one qt the finest
group of musical artists which has
•appeared in Grand .Forks for some
•time- gave a .very bnjoyable recital
'. In the city auditorium before a large
audience of local music lovers. It was
an Edison phonograph tone-test re
cital, and to the audience it Was not
only an opportunity to hear a recital
but was a realisation of the genius of
Thomas A. Edison and the consutn-
mate art of Miss Amy Ellerman, con-
J'.A tralto Miss Florence Fleming, cellist
Miss Ethel Fleming, violinist Miss
Marie Fleming, pianist, and Mr: Cal
vin Coxe, tenor.
Miss Ellerman, standing'beside a
phonograph, owned by Mrs. C. N.
Schuyler of this city, sang in unison
with the instrument, and one could
not tell which was her voice and
which was the recreation of her voice,
pnly when she ceased singing did.
•udience realize that they were
listen­botheWith
ing to a recreation -of her- voice,
life-like, so human «did it sound.
the instrumental trio by the Misses
Fleming, tests were also made which
proved the power of the machine to
catch the rich, tones of the yioiln,
cello and piano, as successfully as
those of the voice. Some delightful
numbers were given by the trio and
wfere again reproduced on the ma
chine. Some excellent numbers given
by tyr. Coxe, alone and with Miss El
lerpian. and his selections were also
slMJcessfully recreated on the Edison
phonograph.
Rippling Rhymes
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JSfee jnan who owm^:-ti»ev:'pw»WoI4''*
weps gefs. sympathy frdfn none
fajmpathize with aJl Ms, cjerka,
who say they need njore inon aid
with the artisans we"Sigh,. when they
the, story tell, of how th« lr children
wail for pie and oysters 0V1 Uie shelly
place" no'
Bnfc: for the owner of the
pity can we spare, though Turrowed in
his weary face, and graying is hif'
hair. His grievances inspire naK6d°«k"
his troubles are,ia bore, though he^
thc^nan who bears the load, thffi man
wbotjVjtlks the floor. He is the -ra'&h
wbor. stands the gaff, who wifestles
with."despair, and 'while his i^ierry..
workmen' laugh, he tears his tecaitity:
hair.. The toilers work eight hour's ,*
dayi. stnd leave the "fact'ry door," and
slosh a-round' and sing and play, but
he works twenty-foor. Oh, with the
janitor we weep when he hie .woes,
hai^tr^ced, whose, limousine. iS ipooj
and cheap, his diamonds mostly
pagte "And to the man who !keeps
the ,boo)t8 we all in pity draw,..and
heaf his- tale, and say,' "Ga&Soqks!'
There ought., to bea law!" But .pity
seldom isbesto.wed on hfm who needs
It mpre,'- upon the.-man who bears itlije
load, the mart who^:walks the.! jflooK
—Copyright by George .Sfattfre*
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ADVBRTlSEUEnrT.
'*t -want to wrfte you to let you
^ifcnow thatl'hs.Ve'tiRen 2 more doses
''of Maytfa Wondeirfitf. ftemedy, and
'have gajnisd". Ifr
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'the wai^t^ than ..before, bel^uaf6 the
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and' I airti feeltng Hke a-'lidy aigain.
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world h&t aa good:ia« th^^^aieiWe/?
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Those present at the Auditorium last night
saw Amy Ellerman. walk onto, the
saw her take her pbsitfen next to^.
"4 H6w came this? They were hearing Miss
Ellerman's voice, yet Miss Ellerman was not
l|tf singing- The entire audience gaspeel as. it
slowly. r©ipzed that it had been unfablt: to dis
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opening lines of Cowles' ''Forgqtten'^ Thcn li1 mvited to pass judgirierit. No test could have
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