America's Y M C A Leads World in Growth and Reach
The piece extols the American Y M C A as the largest, most influential branch, with 375000 members and widespread impact from education and physical training to industrial and military morale. It traces roots, expansions into schools, labor groups, railroads, and government partnerships, noting global admiration and continued American leadership.
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Ugene Parcells
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Richmond
Yale
Cornell
Harvard
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Chicago
Leland Stanford
Michigan
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Johnstown
James EE. Sullivan
America
Sullivan
Ingland
Twenty-third Street
New York Association
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Cleveland Street Railway
Carolinas
Senator Proctor
Vermont
Korea
Montreal
Boston
Manchuria
United States
London
Y. M. GC
A. Anderson
Stagg
Meylen
Phillips
Amherst
Young
Y. M. G. A. Products
Gulick
New York Public Schools
Ebler
Cleveland Schools
Massachusetts
Boston Y. M. C. A
Oregon
University of Missouri
Mount Genevieve Named for Denver Girl in Colorado
The United States Geological Survey named a Colorado mountain Mount Genevieve after Genevieve Shaffer of Denver, daughter of miner Frank Shaffer. The peak lies on the Moffat road near Vasques Creek, visible from the railway line.
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United States Geographical Survey
Mountains
Colorado
Denver
Mount Genevieve
Moffat Road
Main Range
Genevieve Shaffer
Grant Avenue
Miss Genevieve
Camp Shaffer
Frank G. Shaffer
Government
Genevieve
The Forgiving Night in the Conservatory
Patricia confesses to Geoffrey she attended a theater with Stanley Forrest, a forger, sparking tension but ending with Geoffrey forgiving her. The couple reconciles as news of the misdeeds is confronted, and Pat seeks forgiveness for the rift in their marriage.
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New York
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Holland
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France
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Turkey
Austria-Hungary
Argentina
China
Japan
Geoffrey
Mrs. Frayne
Stanley
Lyceum
Geoffrey Crayne
Pat
Patricia
Geoff
Stanley Ivorrest
Frey
Stanley Forrest
Geof
Theatrical Extravagance From Everybody's Magazine
Confidence and hope push managers to invest about two million dollars in sixty new productions for the season. The article notes the extravagance behind musical shows with lavish gowns and costly sets, while acknowledging the spectacle this spending creates in both plays and productions.
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Everybody's Magazine
Baby named Ananias sparks jokes about politics
In a Washington Star joke, Uncle Ben confirms naming a child Ananias. The dialogue contrasts Ananias with Arnanias as the most untruthful man, prompting a quip that the child’s name will steer him toward politics.
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Washington Star
Ananias
Uncle Ben
Arnanias
George Washington
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