Park donation sparks debate on largest playground claim
The Observant Citizen disputes a magazine claim that a park donated by Miss Itelen Clay Frick is America's largest playground. Franklin Park near Pittsburgh and Franklin Field in Boston are argued to be larger playground areas with extensive adjuncts and land.
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Itelen Clay Frick
North Shore
Pittsburg
America
Franklin Park
Franklin Field
Pp. A. S
Boston
Hoison’ Company
Boylsted ‘Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Champagne Love and Sentiment in Social Dilemmas
A young woman asks why her 28 year old partner who dates others still sits on the piazza. The adviser suggests reasons for his behavior including finances and commitment and urges direct hints about wanting outings and possible alternatives if ignored.
Urges Work to Save Women at Maine WCTU Meet
Mrs. L M N Stevens national and state president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union urged unions and white ribboners to uphold the prohibitory law. She called for active purity work, preventing white slave traffic, rescuing trapped women, and expanded temperance education in Sunday schools, temperance societies, and public schools.
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Auburn
L. M. N. Stevens
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Maine
Stevens
Colum bia Journalism School Opens With Record Enrollment
The opening of the journalism school at Columbia University today reports enrollment exceeding expectations. Director Dr Talcott Williams notes that nearly half of the first class are men, indicating strong early interest.
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School OF Journalism
New York
Columbia University Today
Talcott Williams
Newspaper reporters with one to four years experience
The passage notes that registration in the upper class is composed of men holding university degrees who desire technical newspaper training to fit themselves for journalism.
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Roxbury
Vine Street
Weston
O'Leary
Esire
Night Riders Squad Halted at Kentucky Tobacco Farm
A group identified as night riders arrived at J. Stokes Taylor's tobacco farm in Henderson Kentucky but were met by Taylor and armed friends. After a half hour of talks the riders were allowed to depart. Some carried ropes at their saddles, signaling a tense confrontation tied to a tobacco pool dispute.
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Harvard
Foss
Minimum Wage Commission
Rutland
Henderson
J. Stokes Taylor
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