Under the Clock and Elsewhere
A quirky public scene unfolds with a middle aged woman tearing papers from a window at five thirty AM. People on Fifth Avenue tease traffic and parade in feather dusters while locals notice a feudal history footnote and slogans like To Hell With the Kaiser appear on bon nets. Contributors and math jokes mix in this impish snapshot.
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Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Ye Colyum's Cry on a Springy Invention
A playful verse laments missing inspiration for a spring driven device that yields fresh bunches when a button is pressed. The speaker requests an inventor to provide the making and effect described in humorous, rhyming couplets.
Weekly report from the Committee on Women's War Work
The note urges continuing war relief efforts as peace nears. It highlights high demand for volunteers for the United War Work drive, draft board outreach, and Red Cross paid positions. Two volunteer roles are listed: a full time stenographer for Food for France Fund and a part time reader for the General War Time Commission of the Churches. Visitors numbered about seventy.
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Committee ON Women
United War
Red Cross
Home Service
General
Our Own Celebration at Barnard Ends in Parades
New York City bells over campus cheer as Barnard students skip nine o'clock classes. A wild snake dance through the jungle and a gay parade led by the Dean wrap up the jubilant celebration on Milbank and around the Quad.
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New York City
Barnard
Milbank
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Food For France Fund
Flying Fame Cafeteria
Amsterdam Avenue
Morningside
P. H. Ohlkers
Forward Hall
Blout
108Th Street
Wassell Pharmacy
Lexington Avenue
Miller School