Plans for a new YMCA A building project details
The article outlines proposed plans for a new YMCA A building including a forty foot square main lobby, reading room, executive offices, and a vault. The layout shows two stories with a gym, game rooms, a forge for youth activities, workshops, and education spaces, plus extensive facilities for members and staff.
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Waid & Room
Rollgtatty
Otter Monte Ange
Jaulay
Chile
Torney
Ene
Elieney
Antify
aRivtibeek Jato Doranitoriey
Iit Plenptrter
Real estate records entered for record in January
Transactions show multiple entries dated January 14 1918 and January 15 1910 entered for record with numerous names and properties listed in terse legible form. Names include Joseph Kate Willers Be Owate and Hak etc with partnerships and signatures.
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Joseph Kate
Willers
Mowak Lah
Joba
Canute
Spreotele & Cocc
Akam Chae Tan Ching Kong
Minakon
Andrews
Hal Jo
Bowneh
Peary and Cook Pole Dispute Sparks Atlantic Debate
Washington reports Admiral Schley and naval figures clash over Cook and Peary in a polar controversy. Nansen backs Cook while Peary declines to comment. Copenhagen letters note society views and potential shifts in Arctic exploration outlook.
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Washington
W. Behley
Perry
North Pole
Pociety
Admiral Iuelares
Copenhagen
Henry Peoats
Cook
Howell
Isa
Ten Perry
Eshtey
Peary
Nationa Geographie
Schley
Thorn
Seiley
Greely
Etx
Geographic Society
University of Copenhagen
Fortv
Fridjot Nansen
Nansen
Vanloh
Nemite
Astranum
Admiral Schrey
New York
Sehtey
Avent
Conander Peary
Walburh Astoria
New England
Montent
New England Society
South Pole
Train Ride Reflections on Transit and Race in Early City Notes
An extended, disjointed reminiscence touches transit life and race, recalling a juncture with a Japanese passenger and the conductor’s reactions. The narrative blends travel, etiquette, and social tensions as it sketches daily crowds, manners, and assumptions aboard a rapid transit car.
Dinner event at Chinese Canutate party with fashion notes
Social notes describe a Monday dinner hosted by the secretary of the burlaon with a lively ball. Attendees wore elaborate costumes and the event featured long stem American Beauty roses, decorative china, and styled outfits.
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Ae Sano
Wily Nu
Amelia Beauty
Lune Vance
Quelole
Foley
Wu Betuy
Anit
Joemey
China
Mie van Schuyver
Porthind
Mies Heneon
Wilk
Mow Smith
Seittie
Katherine Stepene Wits
Milas Helen Housh
Stockton
Cal
Ling Kwe Ying
Fle
T.K. Bune
van Sohuy
Hient Kilgore
Mo Metirede
de. Minhull
My Shea
Lient
Rebiliwon
Beat Mierng
Pape
Cutter Thetis
America Gains in Naval Power Amid World Tensions
A mid 20th century Washington summary notes the United States maintaining naval superiority over Germany in tonnage and destroyers while Germany leads in small vessel numbers. It discusses the Navy’s budget, planned shipyard upgrades, and the push to restore rank for naval officers, with references to balloon reconnaissance tests and ongoing European war concerns.
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Washington
Navy
Pinan Vutelter
Senate
Germany
Ehipe
Anguinat
Geremany
Nebala
Posen
France
Ted
Tt Hogan
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University of Copentagen
Geoweaphie Society
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