Julius Seals Starred at Charity Show in Auckland
A fragmentary report praises Julius for a well received charity act in Auckland. The piece highlights public affection for the performer and hints at notable attendance and broad support.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1919
Page
16
A fragmentary report praises Julius for a well received charity act in Auckland. The piece highlights public affection for the performer and hints at notable attendance and broad support.
A garbled fragment refers to liberty and humanity and the United States' entry into a war. It mentions being willing to pay a costly price and a speaker's declaration of fighting for the cause. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names or dates.
George Lewis aged 98 died yesterday morning at his home in Cais city. Survived by two sons Fred and William and one daughter Mrs J B Wy. He was a member of Koerner lodge Hugo Muensterbergy lodge Bridgeport campment and Friendship Rebekah lodge. Delegations will attend the funeral on Wednesday afternoon. Burial will be in Mountain Grove cemetery.
Zellie recounts experiences abroad involving Marines and a capital city incident, noting injuries but not details. He mentions religious services and Presbyterians holding prayers, while Catholic priests warn against interfaith tensions. He stresses the danger of attempts to provoke religious strife.
A fair sized audience of men attended a community forum at the United Church last night. Rev. Eavare Aw Gebrse and Dr. Walter H. Brown spoke on social hygiene with support from George, a health official. The discussion urged open talk and action to combat the problem, linking wartime attitudes to postwar health measures and the need for decisive civil action.
Fragmentary report shows anti saloon league pressing Congress to tighten or enact prohibition measures. Text is incomplete but indicates renewed effort and potential alignment with Sheina QBs. Further details unreadable in the damaged OCR.
The bankers to dine at the Brooklawn Club tomorrow night at seven o'clock to close the chapter's year. Mary Esterfield of the departments at Johns University is expected to participate. P H Johns ton, vice president of Chemical National Bank of New York, will appear on the feature of America’s National President.
The annual election of officers will be held. The slate includes Goddard, J. B. Flaskins, Wynkoop and others expected to attend.
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