Goodhue Home for Guildrons Opens to Help City Children
New York June 21 Hundreds of undernourished and anaemic children from the East Side will receive a two week stay at Goodhue Home near New Brighton Staten Island. The farm offers fresh air sleep and nourishing food to restore health. Open June 30 the program aims to serve about 200 children at a time with groups including deaf and crippled children and infants. Donations are invited to fund these urgent vacations.
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New York
East Side
Federation of Neighborhood Associations
Children’s Aid Society
Goodhue
New Brighton
Staten
Agland
Sondition
Children's Aid+Society
Annie Fleming
Annie
Willie
Evelyn Fagury
Evelyn
Central Park
Underwood & Underwood
New York Traffic Reformer Dr Harriss Aims for Best Regulated City
The Evening Telegram highlights Dr John A Harriss Special Deputy Police Commissioner for Traffic who funds experiments and installations himself to improve urban flow. He notes one way streets, removal of Isles of Safety, and new warning-letter system to curb violations while seeking a city traffic driveways concept and a combined license conviction record.
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New York
John A. Harriss
Harriss
Enright
Father Knickerbocker
Faown
Forty-second Street
Fifth Avenue
Isles of Safety
Postal Life
Dr. Harriss
New York City
Police Department
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Queens
Central Park West
Harfiss
Public Service Corporation
Dr. Harris
Fortieth
Fifty-ninth Street
Sixth Avenue
Mended Uniform Sparks Transatlantic Romance
Elphege Ledoux, a Nassau druggist, met Marcelle Duschaut in France after his uniforms were pressed there. He won her consent before his unit moved on and later returned with his wife to America. Their wartime romance began in Saint Anan as civilians and soldiers traveled from Havre aboard the Espagne.
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New York
Espagne
Havre
Elphege Ledoux
Marcelle Duschaut
America
France
Mlle. Duschaut
Ohio and Kentucky Day marks centenary mission gains
At Columbus Ohio and Kentucky Day for the Methodist Centenary speakers note the 1819 Ohio beginnings of Missionary work. Former Governor Campbell and Chief Justice Nichols praise church impact on government. Bishop Anderson reports broad support. Exhibits praised for educational value ahead of Kansas Day events.
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Columbus
Buckeye
Ohio
Kentucky
James E. Campbell
Jamé M. Cox
Dayton
Campbell
Hugh L. Nichols
Ohio Supreme Court
Methodist Church
William F. Anderson
Cincinnati
Indiana
Henry Allen
S. Earl Taylor
New York
Woman in Men's Attire Seen Flee Burning East Front House
Police investigate a two point arson at 964 East Front Street where fire damaged the home of Charlotte Heagal. Railroad brakeman Joseph Smith reported a woman in male dress leaving the scene. he aided Heagal to safety as Louis Miller and family escaped before fire crews from Engine 6 and Ladder 15 put out the blaze.
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East Front Street
Joseph Smith
Eastern Avenue
Charlotte Heagal
Louis Miller
Smith
Engine Company No. 6
Ladder Company 15
New Power Line to Start Immediately for Madisonville Cars
Work to erect a high tension line from Pendleton Station on Eastern avenue to Hyde Park car barns will begin next week to supply sufficient power for Madisonville street cars. Cars have struggled with power, and more cars may be added once work completes. the Madisonville line remains the most costly per passenger at ten cents.
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Pendleton Station
Eastern Avenue
Hyde Park
Madisonville
Culkins
Traction Company
Madisonville Line
Portuguese Seek Work in Mexican Territory
City officials report the Mexican Consulate in San Francisco says many Portuguese in the United States, mainly California residents, seek admission to Mexico for work. They are skilled in vine culture and wine production, but demand may fall when U S prohibition begins. Agencies note over 100,000 Portuguese in the United States and plans to plant colonies in Marango, Sinaloa, and Navarit.
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Mexico
San Francisco
Cal
United States
California
Marango
Sinaloa
Navarit
Grandmother Reveals Deserted Baby Return Plan
Guiseppe Tegona, grandmother of a baby left at Pennsylvania Station three weeks ago, arrived in Cincinnati to take the infant to Chicago. She told officials Mary, the mother in Cincinnati, instructed her to deliver the child, but Mary refused entry at her home. The baby was left at the depot with instructions to deliver it to Mary.
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Guiseppe Tegona
Pennsylvania Station
Cincinnati
Chicago
Mary
Reliable Lowry and Goebel Furniture Ad Highlights Deals
Forty-two years of dependable service in Cincinnati define Lowry and Goebel. The ad touts true advertising and fair dealings, promising satisfaction or replacement. It promotes a mahogany bedroom suite for 145 dollars, and a Jacobean oak dining set for 127.50 dollars, emphasizing quality and value.
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House of Lowry & Goebel
Cincinnati
Lowry & Goebel’s
Furniture prices rise as manufacturers push gains
Prices for furniture are soaring due to wage and material cost increases. Manufacturers have advanced prices 35% to 40% on full orders, while a charge account plan offers convenient terms without interest or fees.
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Goodeye
Guildron
Evening Telegram
New Hampshire
OWI
Gentenary
Blaze
Mexican
Lowry & Goebel
Axminster
Lowry & Goebel CO
West Fifth Street
Race
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