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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1919
Page
10
The piece invites readers to a June gathering of revelers in nature. It describes camping by streams and woodlands with campfires, singing coffee pots, and fishing as a peaceful escape from conflict. It promotes nature as an affordable annual vacation of renewal.
Abercrombie and Fitch advertises a full camp department offering tents for solo canoeists to large families. The page lists camp gear from cook kits to camp stoves, lanterns, axes, knives, and every pack style, plus canoes, gasoline propellers, fishing tackle, and firearms including shotguns, rifles, revolvers, air guns, and ammunition.
Practical and inexpensive camp clothes for the pesty with a Fough smartness. Footwear is essential outdoor gear with each bercrombie & Fitch model reflecting camping needs. High lace boots moccasin boots and shoes cruisers and prospects' boots offered. Large sporting footwear assortment. Women’s booklet On the Trail illustrated.
Patriotic societies push to prevent Fort Washington site from sale to real estate developers. They seek to buy the 18-lot estate in a single block at today's Bennett estate auction to preserve the historic fort as a memorial park. Key figures include Joseph P. Day Edward Hagaman Hall Reginald Bolton and Jedman Wanamaker, with support from the Municipal Art Society and Guaranty Trust Company.
Ex soldiers are urged to keep or reinstate government war insurance policies as private insurers cooperate with the Bureau of War Risk Insurance. Officials say companies strive to guide veterans with lapsed policies toward reinstatement, arguing government terms are better for the insured and taxpayers support overhead.
Austin F. Gibbons, son of Dr. Peter J. Gibbons, filed a Supreme Court suit seeking to annul his marriage to Anna Trotsky Gibbons. The complaint cites concealment of her prior identities as Countess Olga Treskoff of New York and Annie Trotsky of Wilkes-Barre, as alleged at their 1916 wedding at St Patrick's Cathedral.
In a suit against John M. Riehle president of the National Democratic Club a former stenographer claims she provided services including persuading a woman named Countess Treskoff not to pursue proceedings against Riehle’s son which could have caused notoriety.
Paris Singer sues New York Life Insurance Company as mortgagee to recover 100000 spent to buy Madison Square Garden. He claims misrepresentation about a lien voided the contract. Testimony may show Isadora Duncan influenced his interest in the property for a possible school of dancing. The defense says Singer acted to break the contract after discord with Duncan over the plan.
In Bronx Supreme Court Justice Edward L. Finch dismissed Lieut. Col Stratford F. Corbett of the Medical Corps 105th Field Artillery versus his wife Mrs Hattierenne Corbett on lack of prosecution. Corbett consented to the dismissal through his attorney. The suit filed November 1917 went to trial January 1918 and ended in mistrial due to a juror withdrawal.
Albert Breton vice president of Guaranty Trust Company spoke at a Metropolitan Club dinner and said the $26 million Belgian acceptance credit arranged by American banks has been very successful. He noted all bills drawn will soon enter the market and the first $10 million block was offered last week. Breton will travel abroad to study financial and industrial conditions and visit foreign branches.
The document references USCO alongside the U S seal as part of an official federal insignia. The text notes the emblem and the agency initials in proximity to a government form or certification.
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