Waifs of a Great City Write From Western Farms
New York March 22. A long feature on the New York juvenile asylum guiding wards to western homes. Letters from wards describe farm work milk handling and schooling while noting guardianship, inspections, and instances of misbehavior and reform. It highlights guardianship stories, reuniting youths with families, and notable former wards who became professionals.
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New York Juvenile Asylum
New York
Ilitle
de Cout
Middle West
Pie Folly
Kuper
Dobb
Perry
Niele Walithes
Tun Nville
Ipie la
Tonto
Josep
Cinstad
Stgilmvans
Schanl
Tve
Towa
Childral
Nes
Asim Ekilaren
Wali
Noress
Hugerto Goun
Loskies
Gary
Amin
Mats
Andre
Rsvlum
West
Mingis Ly
Dennis Ronse
Danville
Niinais
Andersonville
Kansas
Kansas State Agricultural College
Ilinois
Vermilion County
Fmst
Wlingis
Tobn J. Brown
Vandalia County
menWonal
Yates
Brown
William Hemminger
Hemminga
Young Brown
Brooklyn
Chicago
100 Girls Lose Tonsils In Wartime Health Debate
A fragmented wartime medical article discusses tonsil removal as a public health measure. It references Johnsen and Navilhe Vou Loodn and argues tonsillectomy could reduce throat infections and related illnesses among children while noting moral and practical considerations of wartime medical policy.
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Johnsen
Lewis
The Rainy Day and Archie Gunn Story
A worker receives a letter from a debtor in financial distress who says he will reverse the usual lending order and leaves fifty dollars for a rainy day. The friend cannot find the remittance, searches the floor, and accidentally discovers the writer's note describing rain outside.
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Archie’ Gunn
Gung
Devon
Profits of the Dump and Its Many Perquisites
A Philadelphia Prots article explains the dump as a source of value and rent, listing various perquisites from corks, old shoes, and egg shells to barrels of dumpage. It notes numerous marketable varieties and profits, suggesting a sizable, diversified yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Togat
Philadelphia
Velasquez Portrait Sparks Debate at Boston Museum
The Boston Museum of Fine Arts approved the sale of a Velasquez portrait after expert review in Madrid and Boston. Fifteen of sixteen authorities confirmed its authenticity, while one questioned its genuineness. The painting now hangs with other masters as the museum stresses correct attribution for student training.
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Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Boston
Jg 80
Museu
Velasquez
Philip T
Spain
Denman
W. Ross
Madrid
Ross
Conjarison
Velasqaye
Prado
Fine Arts
Khowk
TRF
Ik Ander
Rass
Joséph Lindon Smith
Roger B. Fry
The
Athenaeum
London
Burlington Masazine
Wiliam Rakin
Leet
Wellesley Ent.rege
We Ieadinis
Medicc
Winnmieie
Coure Minerarye
Berward Berenson
Art Criste
Voelasquiz
Don Ballazer Carlos
van Dyke
Anna Maria de Schodt
Rembrandt
Nicholas Tulp
Il Greco
Fray Feliz Hortensio Palavicino
Hig
Philip. Ly
School of the Museum of Fine Arts
Frank W. Benson
Edmond C. Tarvell
Philip Hale
Goston Art School
Walker
Nowler
Europe
Greece
England
Skhawy
Burlington Fine
Rts Club
Tondon
Museum
Avexante
B. C
Francis Bartlett
Miseum
Renbrandt
Harman Gert van Rijn
Walter Gay
Worecestershire
Frateis Frooks
Tarls
Remorandt
Lee
Mercury
Michael Wohlgeniunns
America
Art Students’ League of New York
Chicago Art Institue
St. Louis School of Fine Arts
An Tlault
Paris
Ghaily
Louvre
Museunia
Lhe Boston Institute
Columbus the Hired Man and the Discovery Tale
The St. Louis Post Dispatch recounts the Columbus legend with a humorous twist, portraying Columbus as a hired man paid modest wages to discover America. The piece contrasts grandiose mythic aims with mundane labor, noting the hired man’s modest pay and the absurdity of the task.
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Genow
Teely
Christoder Columbus
America
Columbus
Queen Istholin
Honaing
Colume
Wae
Riffay
St. Louis Post Dispatch
The Modern Man Who Faces Difficulties in History
An antiquated passage extols perseverance and the romantic rise of achievement under hardship. It recalls stalwart men and women who overcome obstacles, stressing indomitable will, disciplined purpose, and the belief that fate cannot stop a person with a burning aim.
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Vigar
Vin
Sen
Nepiston
Orlson Sweet Maiden
Salute Law Confusion at Civil War Scene
A fragment from the Philadelphia Ledger depicts a tense exchange in a military setting. A lieutenant hesitates to salute a superior, prompting a calm demand for compliance as rules are debated amid a disputed command moment.
Cause for Alarm Pennibis-Poor Scmbles Humorist Trouble
Pennibis-Poor Scmbles fears his wit wanes as ink magazines imitate his jokes. Inkerton notes copying of his humor. The Iag ish magazines are beginning to copy is jokes.
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Pennibis
Inkerton
Pennibus
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Fare
Yemuseum
Textile
Okakura Kabuze
Imperial Museums
Nara
Kioto
Torizawa
Mule and
Saliae
Philadelphia Ledger
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