Harvard graduate offers 100 dollar prize for undergrad peace essay
Chester Dewitt Pugsley of Peekskill New York, Harvard 1909, and Lake Mohonk Conference member, announces a $100 prize for the best peace essay by an undergraduate from any American college. Essays may not exceed 6000 words, 8000 preferred, with author name hidden on the essay and submitted with a letter of identifying details to H G Phillips, Lake Mohonk Conference secretary, Mohonk Lake New York, by March 15 1910.
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New York
Chester Dewitt Pugsley
Peekskill
N. Y
Harvard
H. GC. Phillips
Lake Mohonk
Mohonk Lake
Triplets Born in Norwich Weigh Under Eight Pounds
In Norwich New York on October 21 triplets were born to Mr and Mrs Louis Adams with a combined weight under eight pounds The two boys barely exceed the girl in total weight Doctor Marquis expects all three to live The father was also a triplet themselves characterizing a family of multiples
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Norwich
N. Y
Louis Adams
Marquis
Fads and Fabrics Dominate This Season's Styles
Paragraphs note transparent scarf coats of tulle or chiffon as general favorites for evening and elaborate afternoon toilettes. Furs appear in combinations and mixed muff designs. A cashmere cape with long stole ends is a new popular item in many shades. Cap shapes, turbans, toques, and hats gain popularity, likely influenced by the automobile bonnet trend.
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Kerseys
Meltons
The Boy in the Hillside Campsite Meets a Stranger
A lone rider known as the Boy leaves a violent chase behind him and travels toward a mountain cabin. There he encounters a young woman who offers hospitality while he hides from Jim Lamson, the gang leader he unknowingly helped kill. The moment marks a shift from bloodshed to yearning for home as Vermont memories surface.
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Jim Lamson
Sonny
Arizona
Vermont
Miss Champagne
Groy
Walt Mason
Learn Means for Charity Learn Means for Charity
Massachusetts charity delegates closed their seventh conference in Ford Hall after an education series on child welfare, home schooling collaboration, disease control, and a full day on alcoholism. Cora Francis Stoddard cited international temperance trends and urged parental instruction, while Dr Irwin H. Neff called inebriety a disease and linked it to nervous weakness.
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Massachusetts
Ford Hall
Cora Francis Stoddard
Scientific Temperance Federation
Germany
British Board of Hducation
America
Boston
Switzerland
Paris
Australia
Austria
Hungary
Irwin H. Neff
State hospital for inebriates officers elected at conference
A conference elected officers at its meeting with David F. Tilley named president, associated with the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. G. Stanley Hall of Clark University and Seymour H. were listed as vice-presidents, focusing on treatment for the nervous and mental disease cases likely to benefit from such care.
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David F. Tilley
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Seymour H
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