Uncle GiFs Guidite Column
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QUESTION !
BOX |
1. What is Rabies or hydropho
bia? 1 t 1|*»
2. WIfeat other animals besides
dogs and human beings contract
rabes ?
3. How many types of rabies are
there,
4. What gave rise to the name
“hydrophobia ?
5. By what medicine is rabies
transmitted ?
6. tVhat is the Pasteur treat
ment for rabies?
Answers
1. It is an infectious disease of
the brain.
2. While the greater number of
cases occur in dogs and wolves
there are. fr quant cases of incid
ences among fox, deer, cow and
skunk. More rarely ca-cs have oc
curred among horses, pigs, birds
and other animals.
3. There are two types, classi
fied by scientists as the dumb and
the furious.
4. Loss of muscular prower, es
pecially of the throat, making it
difficult to swallow, lead to the
uso of the name “hydrophobia”
which moans “fear of water” as
the popular name for the di ease.
5. Rabies is transmitted only
through the sliva of the infected
animal or human victim.
6. Infection of a weakened rabies
virus into the patient. In a series
of injections the strength of the
virus is gradually increased. Of
two methods now in use, the sim
pler one, resorted to in the less
severe cases, calls for nineteen in
jections given in a period of four
teen days.
History Questions
1. V.That Negro was the architect
for the Los Angeles City Hall?
2. Name two outstanding Negro
women educators?
3. Who is the President of the
National Baptist Convention Toe
U. S. A.
4. Who is president of t' e Na
tional Negro Congress ard the
Brotherhood of Pullman porters ?
5. What outstanding Negro i
listed by tlhe U. S. Commissioner
of Education as a regular speaker
for government forums through
out the country?
Answers
1. Paul Williams who maintains
a residence in both Los Angeles
and New York.
2. Miss Nannie Burroughs and
Mrs. Bethune.
3. Dr.L. K. Williams
4. A. Phillip Randolph
5. Dean Williams Pickens
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Who Knows?
1. Who founded the Neapolitan
School, where and when?
2. Who invented the repeating
action of the piano and the double
action harp?
3. Who was Alfred Hollins?
4. Who is Louis Kohler and
whare and when was he bom?
Last Week’s Answers
1. In consolato means in a mom
ful style.
2. Phonetic means vocal, repre
senting sounds.
3. Max Schillings was a Com- J
poser bom in Duren in 1868.
4. Lillian Nordica, a dramatic so
prano was l am in Farmington,
Maine in 1859.
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Heredity
Wo thought it was pretty
wonderful that Lotta Kernes,
our luscious stenographer, can
play the piano by ear. But then
we met her uncle. He fiddles
with his whiskers.
At Boulder Dam
Two earth and rock replicas of
the largest pyramid in Egqpt
could be built with all tiho material
excavated to anchor the sides and
the bate of Boulder Dam.
A 1,000-ton ice berg could be
produced every 24 hours in the
rofigeration plant that kept the
Boulder Dam Concrete cool while
it was setting.
The setting of the concrete in
Boulder Dan generated so much
that the concrete would have
cracked and weakened the dam if
it were not cooled whjle it was un
der construction. Cold water was
run through 582 miles of one in
piping built right into the dam—
enough pipe would build three full
size replicas of the famous Eiffel
Tower.
Half a million loaves of bread
a day could bo baked with that
heat that was generated by the
setting concrete in Boulder Dam.
Boulder Dam weighs more than
the combined weight of every man
woman and child <n the United
States and Canada.
If Boulder Dam were built out
el' 100 pound blocks and on block
were laid every minute of the day
and night. The dam would have to
have been started when the Pil
grims landed to be completed today.
Read next week’s Guide for fur
her facts on Boulder Dam, the
greatest emginering feat in the
world. a
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The Guidite World
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of Music
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By Miss Ethel Jones
Keeping the Musical Memory Fresh
A garden of memories, especially
if they are musical, needs careful
culture and tending.
But the keeping of musical mem
ories fresh is not a very difficult
undertaking.
Most of us have learned a great
er or lesser reportoire. All of us
know the value of a collection of
numbers which we can perform on
request, without the music. But
if such selection are. imperfectly
remembered or perhaps, complete
ly forgotten, they can no longer
be played, or would ri k attempt
ing a performance, apt to break
down at any moment.
For the average player it is prob
able that if a composition has been
once well 1 crimed it can be retained
with only one or two repetitions a 1
month. (TO.is does not mean, of
course, that it would lx* ready for j
concert performance with only
that much preparaton.) And it is j
not difficult to average for neces
sary repetitions if only a lift!
system is applied.
Keep a small notebook on hand
in which you will list every com- ;
position you have ever memorized
(rind wish to retain). Follow the
titles with columns running ac
ross to the opposite page, and
headed by the intials of the mon
ths, almost two years of them on
the double page. Then in your re
view periods play as you please
afterwards making checks in the
proper spaces. Perhaps three each
month.
Of course, it is natural to "play
favorites” but the notebook pre
vents the loss or neglect of less fa
vored ones.
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Such extravagance. I gave him a
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Negro Musicians Close
Fine St. Louis Meet
St Louis, Sept. 16 (By Carl R.
Diton for ANP)—As the last
chord of the large convention un
der the directorship of C. Spencer
Tocus died away Sunday night at
Sheldon Memorial Hall, the 18th
annual convention of the National
Association of Negro Musician, Inc,
came to a close. The organization
lias made and is making an invar
uable contribution to the Negro
race musically, the emphasis varies
from year to year.
At this particular meeting, all
of the former presidents attended
oi e. Activities in the east are in
creasing notably in Washington,
D. C. But most important of all
is the numerical growth of the
Junior players, many of whom at
tended. Then, too, this being the
second meting thus far held in St.
Louis, it w'ns gratifying to see Uiq
stupendous growth in choral deve
lopment in th s city and the in
terest in string ns1 ruments, es
pecially the viol n The national
contest feature was expanded this
year, the winner of which were
Margaret Montgomery contralto pu
nil of Todd Duncan of Howard uni
versity, and Cecilo Roberts and
(Verge Person, piano is, respect
ively of tndanapolis and Kansas
City, Kr.s
There was a brief serv'ce in mem
o\y of deceased musicians and
music-] ivers, among \,n om were
Marie Selika, soprano of European
fame during the PC' , Minnie
Brown of New York City, and John
Love, for years present of the Ro
bert Curt is Ogden Ass -ca* ion of
the John Wanamaker store of Phil
adelphia.
Because of the splendid musical
showing of its young musicians,
especially in wind instuments, tihe
next convention will be held in
Kansas Cty, Kas. The newely elect
el officers are: Kemper Ifarrold,
president, Atlanta, Ga.; J. Roy
Terry, vice president, St. Louis,
Clara Hill, secretary, Indianapolis;
George Hutchinson, treasurer, Chi
cago. J. Wesley Jones, executive
secretary, Chicago and directors.
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Our just married as oeiate recom
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trou'e—s.
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