New Movements In Institutional Work Aim At Aftercare
Homer Folks argues that modern reform focus must connect institutions with the outside world through aftercare and community education. He cites sanatorium patients and orphans, noting how failure to follow up leads to relapse or ongoing hardship and advocates cottage systems and natural life within orphanages to reduce alienation.
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Homer
School of Philanthropy
Inquirer
George Junior Republic
Preserving Civic Beauties in Dubuque Bluff Park Plan
The Woman's Club of Dubuque saved a picturesque bluff from desecration by buying the property after city officials would not. They removed billboards, plan to restore vines and ferns, and lay out the summit as a park to heighten the city's scenic charm.
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Dubuque
Woman's Club
West &Th Street
Delegates to London Art Education Congress Named
About two hundred fifty delegates from across the United States will attend the International Congress for the Advancement of Drawing and Art Education in London on August 3 and 4. The program includes Dr. James P. Haney Arthur W. Dow Halsey C. Ives and Henry Turner Batley. Haney brings a conspectus on Art Education in the Public Schools of the United States a 432 page book with over a hundred full page illustrations. A composite exhibition of public school art from major cities will accompany the program.
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United States
London
James P. Haney
Manhattan
The
Bronx
Arthur W. Dow
Teachers College
Columbia University
Halsey C. Ives
St. Louis Museum of Fine Arts
Irritating Cheerfulness In A Luncheon Exchange
An aggrieved girl with pale face objects to relentlessly cheerful people who insist things are fine. A companion mocks her look and notes she appears worn from illness. The dialogue exposes sharp social friction over sincerity and optimism at a luncheon setting.
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Miss Brown
Gleanings on gardening careers fashion and longevity
At London's Royal Botanic Society Gardens girls train as practical gardeners with low tuition. Graduates find three years later good wages early on, rising with experience. The piece also discusses fashion trends with high waist skirts and two bodices, social mockery of a critic, and a party idea using childhood photos for guessing games. It closes with reflections on longevity from fruit and fresh air.
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Royal Botanic Society
Regent’s Park
London
One Piece Blouse Trend Highlighted In Tribune Pattern
The Tribune Pattern notes a popular one piece feature praised for its simplicity in construction and fitting. The blouse suits all seasonable waistings and works well with both gowns and odd skirts, here described in its current form.
Tissue Paper Pattern For One Piece Shirtwaist No 6041
The pattern No 6041 for a one piece shirtwaist costs 10 cents. Pongee and other fabrics like fawn, batiste, madras and linen are favored. Medium size requires 4 3/8 yards of 21 or 24 inch wide, 3 1/8 yards of 32 inch wide or 2 1/8 yards of 44 inch wide. Pattern covers busts 32 to 49 inches and ships on receipt of 10 cents with pattern number and bust measurement. Request mailing to New York Tribune Pattern Department. Add 2 cents for letter postage if in a hurry.
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Madras
New- York Tribune
Health Department targets unreported marriages by clergy
The Health Department plans prosecutions for clergymen who failed to report marriages in the first half of the year. Officials report 18,810 marriages, a drop of 6,500 from last year, amid incomplete clerical reporting and a push to compel clergy to file records. Births rose to 63,815, with deaths at 38,722, yielding a healthy six months for the city since 1898.
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Health Department
License Bureau
Guilfoy
Bureau of Records
Five Die From Heat In New York City
Five deaths in Manhattan, Brooklyn and The Bronx linked to heat as residents suffered prostrations and hospital treatment followed a day of high temperatures. Victims include Josephine Alese and others aged from 3 to 62, with many taken to Bellevue and Harlem hospitals. Showers expected but relief minimal. thermometer peaked at 84 with high humidity.
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New York
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bronx
Two Drownings Reported Upstate New York
In Binghamton near the Susquehanna River Farl Badger sixteen was drowned this morning. In Watertown James Halliday fifteen year old of the city drowned today while swimming in the Black River and his body remains unrecovered downstream in the strong current.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Farl Badger
Susquehanna River
Watertown
James Halliday
Black River
LA Shakes Felt Across City As Minor Quakes Hit
Two slight earthquakes were recorded across Los Angeles and San Diego regions at 5 02 am. No damage occurred and officials believe the motion was a distant shock wave.
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Los Angeles
San Diego
Summer religious conferences span many faiths in Montclair
The Unity Church in Montclair New Jersey hosts a parliament of religions this summer with speakers from Zoroastrianism Hinduism Islam Bahaism Buddhism Mormonism and Judaism among others The program runs weekly from July to September highlighting diverse religious messages and inviting broad participation.
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Unity Church
Montclair
N. J
Presbyterians sharpen critique of General Assembly committee
Critics within the Presbyterian church take aim at the Assembly's committee on administrative agencies led by Rev. Dr. James D. Moffat. After three years the panel has not reported on consolidating missionary boards or on youth work. Its only noted move is the idea of executive commissions adopted by the Assembly.
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Ervad M. N
Ac Kanaga Ratnam
Mohammed Alexander Russell Webb
Mirza Al-Kullan
A. R. Sarat
James E. Talmage
Ma Ponte Barakatullahugust
Philip S. Moxom
Nathaniel Senmiar
Samene Eteete
New York State Baptist Young People’s Union
Hamilton
N. Y
Colgate University
International Sunday School Association
Louisville
America
International Association
Toronto
General Assembly
Assembly
James D. Moffat
Torrey and Hughes to Preach at Tent Evangel Tomorrow
The Rev Dr R A Torrey will preach in Tent Evangel tomorrow night and Sunday evening July 12 with Dr D C Hughes father of the Governor. Hughes and Torrey will be assisted by G W McPherson as accommodations seat two thousand. a missions convention runs from July 12 with visiting missionaries from many lands.
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D. C. Hughes
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Mermorial Baptist
Washington Square
Edward Judson
Judson
Hubbell
Bible Society reports strong year for Scripture distribution
The American Bible Society marks its ninety second year with 2,316,323 Scripture copies issued overall. Last year 1,895,941 copies were distributed, including 491,280 in China, 81,10 volumes in Japan, 151,230 in Corea, and 102,999 in the Philippines. In the Levant, 64 employees visited 2,164 towns and distributed 117,791 volumes while spending 562,700 dollars.
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Life of the American Bible Society
China
Japan
Corea
Philippines
Levant
Explosion on Williamsburg trolley Injures Two
An explosion in a trolley car controller box at Broadway and Havemeyer street in Williamsburg caused flames and panic yesterday. Passengers Annie Cubte of 686 Driggs avenue and Martin Owens of 298 Atlantic avenue were injured and jumped from the moving car. Both were bruised and cut and treated at Williamsburg Hospital by Dr. Barnes. Police contained the scene as the car halted near Erie Basin and the rear exit was used to evacuate passengers.
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Havemeyer Street
Williamsburg
Annie Cubte
Driggs Avenue
Martin Owens
Atlantic Avenue
Brooklyn
Erie Basin
Brooklyn Plaza
Williamsburg Bridge
Cubic
Owens
Barnes
Williamsburg Hospital
Monkeys Escape at Coney Island House of Animals
Two Brazilian Capuchin monkeys escaped from a cage at Bostock's on Coney Island. The primates, known for biting and stealing, explored the building as authorities searched. A monkey’s tail was found in Vendredi the lion’s den and another was found hidden among the snakes.
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Bostock's
Coney Island
Vendredi
Open Air Evangelistic Tent Starts New Summer Season
A tent opens tomorrow at 1te street and Claremont avenue under the Evangelistic Committee of New York City led by Rev J N Lyle with Columbia students assisting. Sunset services return at 7 pm for students. Other tents open on Monday at 16th street and First avenue and Tuesday at Canal and West streets. Open air work expands on Tenth avenue and 164th street Boston Road, with meetings nightly or several times weekly. Wall Street services soon led by Rev William Wilkinson. Conference for workers meets Mondays and Fridays at 10 at 541 Lexington avenue. public attendance welcomed.
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Columbia
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Canal
West Streets
Tenth Avenue
Benjamin Glasco
164Th Street
Boston Road
Sixth Avenue
Battery Park
Wall Street
William Wilkinson
Lexington Avenue
Week of church services and events in New York
Metropolitan Temple hosts Dr. John Wesley Hill continuing the God In Nature series with Lessons from Niagara Falls and Heroes of Faith. Calvary Baptist Church will be led by Rev. Charles P. MacGregor while Dr. MacArthur is away, including a Fourth of July address on Why I Have Become an American Citizen.
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John Wesley Hill
God
Niagara Falls
Hill
John Jaeger
Mission of the Living Waters
Delancey Street
Camp Memorial Church
Christie Street
Broome
Delancey Streets
Jerry McAuley
Monkeys Missing Amid Python Dens Found Dead Tail
In a cave dwelling investigation the search for two monkeys yielded a single monkey rescued from a python’s nest. A cave attendant later discovered the tail of the second missing monkey in Vendredi’s cage, suggesting its fate.
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Vendredi
Missiing
Minister Suspended in New Jersey Presbyterian Church
Rev Dr Henry Elliott Mott, former pastor of Westminster Presbyterian Church in Elizabeth New Jersey, was suspended from ministry by a unanimous vote of the Elizabeth Presbytery after a nine member investigative committee found grounds for action. The panel cited evidence of repentance as a condition for remaining in the ministry.
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N. J
Henry Elliott Mott
Westminster Presbyterian Church
C. B. Orcutt
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
Ira B. Wheeler
New York
New Jersey
Hapgood and Kilby arraigned in larceny case
Hapgood president of Hapgoods ay corporation and Ralph L Kilby director were arraigned in Tombs court on charges of larceny of 13000. Assistant District Attorney sought adjournment. both released on cash bail. Hapgood called the matter a family quarrel and denied fraudulent representations. He claimed he advanced funds to help the firm during hard times.
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Tombs
Tinker
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Kity
Hapgood
Hapgoods Enterprises
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Brooklyn
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Murder follows rail hold ups near Coldwater Italy clue
In Coldwater Michigan on July 3 the death of Libro Lombardi with nine throat cuts ends a night of bandit actions on the Lake Shore Railroad west of town. Catani di Gio is wounded with two bullets while several Italians from a local cement plant are implicated. An American pair was stopped but released. A wolf mask and shells were found near the tracks.
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Lake Shore
Libro Lombardi
Catani di Gio
Wolf
Robbery at Dr. Paxton’s Long Island home
A burglary early this morning at Dr. John R. Paxton’s country seat in Easthampton Long Island saw silverware stolen after residents found provisions consumed. Entry was gained by forcing a rear window following a hearty meal.
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Tribune
Easthampton
Long Island
John R Paxton
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