Realization of Uplift Ideas by Dr Felix Adler
The Ethical Culture movement in America marks its fortieth anniversary this week in New York. Dr Felix Adler, founder, helped establish self culture clubs and ethical societies across major cities, promoting humane education and social reform through institutions like kindergartens and nursing services. The celebration will feature Adler with mayoral opening and an endowment fund exceeding 150000 for free scholarships at the Ethical Culture School.
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St. Louis
England
Adler
Germany
Wilhelm Poerster
Ethical Movement
America
New York
Standard Hall
Atreet and
Broadway
Felix Adler
Cornell “University
Etnical Culture Society
Standhall
Chighering Hall
18Th Street
Fifth
Carnegie Hall
64Th Street
Dr. Adler
Thees Moet- Ines
New York City
Aair
Ike
Thoms Paine
Tim Dr. Adier
Stil &N
Chicago Society
Eyhiest Culture Society
Cincinnati
Chicago
San Premoiees
Chi Seo Ethical Society
Adier
Palmer House
W. M. Sulter
Henry Booth
Bureau of Justice
Joseph Hrrant
Philadelphia
The
Ethical Society
8. Burns Weston
Society of Friends
Lfe
W. Sheldon
London
Stanton Colt
Ader
Moncure D. Conway's
West London
Vienna
Jodi
International Committee
Union Ofthbal Societies
King
University of London
Permanent Court of Arbittartion
the Hague
United Kingdom
South Africa
Guild For
Yous Men's Union
Hudson Guild
Middle West Side
Madison House
Society
Ethical Culture Shopl
Wendell
Haw Taek
Alfred R. Wolfe
Auc Diet
Workingmen’s School of the
United Belief Works
Society For Ethicsy Culture
Antor
E4th Street
Ethical Culture School
Ut Dard Street
General Park West
Society For Ethical Culture
Burns Weston
Munder
W. L. Sheldon
Presbyterian
Horace Bridges
George ©. Odell
Church of England
William BM Tmiter
Henry Neumann
Brooklyn Society
David Saville Murxey
Alfred W. Martin
John J. Hiliott
Pauline
Bethnat Societien
Huical Society
Cummings Speech Praised At Democratic Convention
The Connecticut convention featured Mr. Cummings delivering a keynote address praised for form and literary completeness. The speech emphasized peace with nations, critiques of partisan bias, and support for measured tariffs and postwar reconstruction, framing national leadership as capable and principled.
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Connecticut Freeman
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Wilson
Tally
Mr. Cummings
George Washington
Europe
France
Lincoln
Quamings
Seward
Mexico
America
Gusmings
McLean
The
United
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Cummings
United States
Peice
Peepee Peak
Melaan Wangiaed
Connecticut
Warrier
Burr Honored as Hartford Times Editor Named Head of Connecticut Delegation
The Democratic convention honored Willie 0 Burr editor of the Hartford Times, naming him head of Connecticut's delegation. His support for President Wilson and loyalty to the administration were praised as decisive and timely in its hours of need.
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Democratic Party
Willie
Burr
Hartford Times
Connecticut
Des
Presi- Wilson
Bosel
Mr. Burr
Business Man for President and the War Duty Dilemma
A reflective piece arguing that business leaders can be president only if fit, while stressing the nation needs service over commerce. It cites the military encampment burden, suggests educated civilians are preferable, and notes the strain on economic and political figures including references to Venizelos and Greek politics.
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Germany
Boston
Etoencas
Blyth
Social and Personal Notices of Local Residents Departing
Mr and Mrs Charles Miller from Sanford Avenue and Mr and Mrs Clarke Mar rig Baccum Avenue join Mr and Mrs Harrison Davis of Maplewood Avenue in leaving this week for Detroit Michigan. They will attend conventions of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Colonial store Ladies Auxiliary. They also plan visits to Sutanio, Niesark Fale, and Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania.
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Charles Miller
Sanford Avenue
Clarke Marrig
Rich Should Pay For Defense Says Professor Lindsay
Prof Samuel McCune Lindsay of Columbia urges levying defense costs on the wealthy as a test of social responsibility. Born in Pittsburgh, he cites large fortunes as bearing the greatest stake in preparedness and supports laws for a decent standard of living and a minimum wage, funded by rich taxpayers.
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Samuel McCune Lindsay
Secis
Columbia University
Lindsay
Pittsburgh
University of Pennsylvania
Berlin
Vienna
Maine
Rome
Columbia
The
Pennsylvanian
United States
Lindsey
General Philippe Petain Rise Through French Command
The article chronicles General Philippe Petain rising from brigade to army commander during the war. It notes Verdun defense, Legion of Honor grand cross, and promotions from brigadier general to army commander. It highlights his calm leadership, ability to recover delicate situations, and popularity with privates. It mentions his birth near the English Channel and a long service career shaped by conflict.
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Philippe Petain
Petain
Verdun
Legion of Honor
Cauchy-la-Tour
English Channel
France
Ia Sue
Porep
W R G Of State Holds Convention In New Haven
The Women's Relief Corps opened its annual state convention in New Haven. Mayor Frank J. Rice Dr Oscar Maurer of Center Church and Mrs Lissle H Arnold welcomed attendees. State president Mrs Robertine Kelsey spoke as reports were presented.
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New Haven
Women's Relief Corps
Ualness
Frank J. Rice
Oscar Maurer
Center Church
Lissle H. Arnold
Admiral Foote Corps
Robertine Kelsey
Clinton
Dont Be Confused New Jersey Car Spring Tires Claim Mileage Edge
New Jersey car owners are urged to try spring tires that promise greater mileage and fewer trouble spots than competing brands. The ad emphasizes evidence from experience rather than endorsements.
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New Jersey
Corsets of Resistance Promises Freedom of Motion For Women
Modern women seek the poetry of motion and easy support without restraint. Corsets boast Spirabone woven wire boning that remains firm yet flexible, resisting edgewise pressure without breaking. The line offers greater resiliency, comfort, and motion across models for varied figures.
Children’s wear rompers and dresses in madras and percale
Advertises children’s clothing in age ranges from 1 to 6 years. Describes rompers and creepers in white and colored crepe options with cross stitch embroidery, and white madras smocked pieces. Includes Little Empire dresses in white lawn with colored trimmings, Dolly Varden French dresses for ages 2 to 6, and little frocks priced from 59 cents to $7.00.
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Madras
Percale
Little Empire
Stri Voiley
Dolly Varden
New Wall Papers Highlight Gray Dull Shade and Subtle Accents
The edition describes wall papers in a soft dull gray like weathered shingles with wolf colors and silver gray willow furniture. A touch of brighter color via rose or pink accents can lighten a neutral room, making bedrooms or boudoirs cooler and more agreeable.
Outdoor Hammocks and Accessories Sale Today
An assortment of hammocks in various designs for outdoor use priced from $5 to $19.50. Includes children's hammocks, pillows, robes, Vador shades, braided rugs, and related porch items.
Health Board Appoints Four Officials At Meeting
At last night’s health board session two additional sanitary inspectors were appointed Tease L Lockwood of 53 Fairfield Ave and Henry Kellmansperser of 36 Hasaliion Street with salaries of 036 Misa Catherine Tuite becomes supervisor of school nurses Lillian D Grace is named stenographer to replace Miss Tuite Dr McLellan reports progress at the violation hospital ready for occupancy and President Stevens asked the board to consider a motorcycle purchase for the inspector’s use
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Health Board
Tease L. Lockwood
Fairfeld Avenas
Henry Kellmansperser
Hasaliion Street
Misa Catherine ‘Tuite
Lillian D. Grace
Coleman Street
Health Wepecest
J. Grace
Tuite
Dr. McLellan
Txspector
Dunbar
Pesident Stevens
Fires Sweep City After Alarm Misfire And Suspected Cigarette Blaze
A surge of small fires hit the city yesterday starting from a false alarm turned in by Smith and Gee Manufacturing Co. at 566 Lafayette Street. Police report a watchman accidentally triggered the alarm at a plant. A separate blaze occurred on the third floor of a dwelling at 66 Cleveland Avenue, likely started by a lit cigarette. Firefighters quickly extinguished both fires.
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Smith & Gee Manufacturing Co
Lafayette Street
G'Elock
Fang
Vonketzel-Maadtane
Frederick
Cleveland Avepie
Newles
Ford
Renee Doen
Philip Protkin
Insur
Meler-Maabig
Dwcoey
Miler
Pet
Damaged OCR Note Sparks At Willacy Street Scene
Fragmentary report notes sparks from a vehicle near Willacy Street in Charlom on a date around April. The damaged text mentions a police or fire response and a count related to free will notes, but details are unclear.
Mos enter national convention amid Arkansas delegation clash
Nearly 97 percent of the Sweteers the Aritiigi Operative Spliineie Gs have voted in favor of a strike for a Wame Thorenne. The court martial lyric Tayleer sits in the Sing Fete case as it nears completion.
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