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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1908

Page

18

Safety Device Tests Aimed at All Rail Car Makers

A national safety device test program will evaluate guard and fender systems for rail cars at Schenectady and Pittsburgh within three months. The EPA commission will standardize safety features after studying fatalities, with dummy trials and observations by railroad engineers from across the country.

Sap A. W. McLimont Daniel L. Turner Transit Inspection Bureau F. Dagcett Accident Bureau Pittsburg General Electric Works Westinghouse Works Variqm

Vacation Schools Open for Six Week Term

The Board of Education opens vacation schools for six weeks and playgrounds for eight weeks, with roof playgrounds same term. Courses include woodwork, chair caning, fretsawing, art, millinery and embroidery plus excursions for historical study. Playgrounds offer gymnastics, sketches, kindergarten and debating. some sites welcome mothers and babies.

Board of Education Board of Educator

Northfield students conference ends with missionary pledges

The Northfield students conference in East Northfield Massachusetts closes with an address by Robert E Speer of New York. A special meeting for men for foreign mission work yields twenty five pledges to become missionaries. Harvard wins Titus baseball cup Dartmouth takes track and 5S E Harris of Dartmouth earns tennis title. Over one thousand register from 170 schools.

East Northfield Mass Northfield Robert E- Speer New York Round Top D. L Moot Net” Carter Harvard Ashlee John R. Mott Scotland Young Men's Christian Association Charles E. Jefferson Roswell Bates Newport A. P. Stokes Yale University Hugh Black Union Seminary Harvard Dartmouth E. Harris

Help Wanted Classifieds From Early 20th Century

A string of terse help wanted notices lists chauffeurs with experience and references, an engineer for dynamo and ice machines, a German American hotel clerk, a painter seeking landlord or architectural work, a porter or night watchman, a private editor position in charge of a department, and a window cleaner with three years experience. Names and addresses accompany each listing.

Robert Wolf Bower St Jersey City Ediotor F. BE. Miller Park Place Brooklyn

Sunshine gifts bolster T. S. S. outing fund in Morristown

Mrs. H. A. Vernon, president, sends $10 from the Neighborhood Sewing Circle Morristown N J to send a working girl to the T. S. Rest House at Clark's Falls for two weeks. Donations include J. D. B. at Easthampton Long Island and Mrs. G. L. of New Jersey. W. C. Squier of New Jersey adds $160 to the outing fund.

H. A. Vernon Morristown N. J T. S Clark’s Falls Easthampton Long Island

Sunshine drive aids vis­ually impaired patient at Seton Hospital

A Southern invalid at Seton Hospital for two years needs special glasses to continue her work. Illness worsened her sight and she cannot leave her room. An optician must visit to fit the glasses at total cost of 10 dollars.

Seton Hospital

Birthday greetings for Florence Poucher miss out

Miss Florence A. Poucher of Sodus New York unable to read and requests no reading matter. She did not submit in time for the column but says late requests will be acceptable for birthday greetings.

Florence A. Poucher Sodus, N

Gifts to Brook lyn nursery bring aid to distressed mothers

The Little Mothers' auxiliary in Brooklyn gratefully received clothing for nursery children from the office. The chairman notes many mothers could not provide for babies due to severe winter distress, and the luncheon often being the only substantial meal for the children.

Little Mothers’ Auxiliary Brooklyn Kate Lunan Frank Howes Ashfield Mass Sunshine Sylvia Hill Spence McQueen Rowland N. C Manhattan

Ten Children Chosen for Summit Sunshine Club Summer Program

Mrs W F Bailey state president of New Jersey and Miss Helen Briggs visit Little Mothers Greenwich Street Settlement House. They select ten children for the Young Ladies Sunshine Club in Summit New Jersey for two weeks in July. Followed by ten more later in summer. Gratitude expressed to Delaware Lackawanna & Western Railroad for one third fare for the children.

W. F. Bailey New Jersey Helen Briggs Greenwich Street Sunshine Club Summit N. J

Clothing gifts from several donors listed

Mrs. C of Brooklyn contributed a variety of garments for a young man and a woman including a pretty suit and wraps. N. B Benton of Vermont supplied clothing and underwear. E. B. of Westport Connecticut provided wearing apparel hats and more. A few summer gowns and white waists came without a name.

Mrs. C Brooklyn N. B Benton Vermont E. B Westport Conn

Bronx Children to Enjoy Ten Days at Mont Lawn Home

Mrs. P. F. Frost president of the Mothers Sunshine Circle arranges a ten day outing for Bronx children at the Mont Lawn Children's Home near Nyack on the Hudson. Eleven children went on June 26 and twenty more are slated for July 19.

Mont Lawn Nyack on-the-Hudson P. F. Frost Mothers Sunshine Circle Bronx Frost

GLEANINGS on holidays fashion and world travel contrasts

An observing woman laments holiday boredom and travel fatigue while discussing how people chase status abroad. Commentary contrasts modern debutantes and grandmotherly fashion with old norms, and a traveler refutes sweatshop allegations by citing Japanese child welfare and a yearly cherry blossom holiday.

Hughes Preaches at Broadway Tent Revival Service

The Rev. Dr. David C Hughes preached yesterday afternoon at a tent meeting at Broadway and Sycamore street. The service was led by Rev. G W McPherson and Rev. Dr Ezra T Sanford of the North Church.

Governor Hughes David C Tent Evangel Broadway Syth Street G. W W. McPherson Ezra T. Sanford North Church New York Eo Giffcult Hughes

Moor and Indian Girl Elopement Sparks Dreamland Incident

Reported at Dreamland as a Moorish bandit and Sioux chieftain clash over a girl named Sunrise. The Moor Hassan Ben itme allegedly brought Moroccans to the country. an eighteen year old, Wentace, vanished after the Great Divide battle. Police seek Shath and Shaib for return and to calm the unrest.

Shath Black Hawk Dreamland Comey Island Hassan Ben Itme Satur Wentace Neto Shaib Ian

Community groups plan bridge celebration committee appointments

A fragmented notice from Queens and Packewery sections outlines civic cooperation to appoint four to a planning committee for a Bridge celebration. The event is set for this year and involves multiple organizations including the Men's Association of Long BAS.

Queens Packewery S Preston Ee Bridge

Sale for Rest House at Clark's Falls July 2 Watch Hill

A benefit sale for the T. A. Rest House at Clark's Falls Connecticut will be held at the Narragansett House Watch Hill on July 2. Contributions of silk gingham ribbons muffins and other goods are welcome for turning into sale items. Monetary gifts go to the Tribune Sunshine Society. Mrs. Bell reports guests enjoy summer days and local neighbors provide driving and church outings. A lawn supper is planned for July 16 and gifts include a hammock from Lewis & Conger via Mrs. Greene.

Clark's Falls Conn Narragansett House Watch Hill R. I Rest House Gale Tribune Sunshine Society Bell Rest House East Orange N. J Lewis & Conger

Sunshine organization expands in Allegany County

Mrs Lucy Thomas Guild Sunshine organizer returns from Seattle to Ischua New York and reports Sunshine activity across branches The Sisters Unity and Good Cheer continue work including layettes and neighborhood visits A new Marguerite T S branch forms May 16 led by Lizzie Wall Grace Ormiston Edénah Hill Cyrene Keller with members sending flowers letters and postcards to shutins

Lucy Thomas Guild Sunshine Allegany County Seattle Ischua N. Y Sisters Unity Good Cheer Reeder South Cuba Marguerite T. S Lizzie Wall Grace Ormiston Edénah Hill Cyrene Keller Bessie Florence Dewey Keller Bertha Bump Greta Klyne Golden Glow Branch

Death of Mrs. Quincy A Norton Shocks Middletown Springs

Mrs Dana Carpenter, president of the Middletown Springs Vermont branch, reports the sudden death of Mrs Quincy A Norton the secretary. Norton was active in the Christian Endeavor Society church work and Sunshine, and helped the community daily. She leaves a husband and three children and is mourned by neighbors friends and local societies.

Dana Carpenter Middletown Springs Quincy A. Norton Sunshine Carpenter

Miss Fischer Seeks Clothing for Patients in Adirondacks

Miss Fischer writes on behalf of a State Hospital for Consumptives patient in the Adirondacks needing a dress, skirt, and stockings for a girl with an old blind father. A second appeal comes from an Alabama shut-in with only one worn dress for summer.

Fischer State Hospital Adirondacks Alabama

Fashionable clinging skirts with Empire waist line

The article notes fashionable costumes favor clinging skirts with variety in trim. A graceful, becoming skirt uses a modified Empire waist and can be worn with a separate blouse or in semi princess style. Foulard trim with tucked band and silk edge is shown, though plain skirts are also in vogue with many trimming options.

la Mode Foulard

Pattern No 50 for waist sizes 24 to 28 in New York Tribune

The notice lists material quantities for medium size seven yards twenty one and five and one quarter yards for tucked band two yards one and a half yards thirty two or one yard forty four inches wide eight yards of banding. Pattern No 50 includes waist measurements of 24 to 28 inches and will be mailed on receipt of ten cents. Send an extra cent for letter postage.

New-York Tribune Board of Water Board Broadeway New York Catekl Cut Cover Hudson River Esopus Creek Olive Marbletownster County Hoom John A. Bensel Charles N. Chadwick Charles A. Shaw Board of Wate Over Waldo Smi Thomas

Yonkers woman seeks aid for Florida invalid

Miss M. of Yonkers appeals for assistance to help a T S 8 S invalid in Florida who is weakened by heat. A relative in Alabama offers a summer home if she can reach there, with travel costs estimated at 14 dollars, any donation gratefully welcomed to fulfill the woman’s wish.

Miss Yonkers Florida Upper Alabama

Christmas Work Drive Seeks Member Contributions

A branch president calls for a large quantity of quality articles from members. Offers are being received at the office during the summer vacation period to support the Christmas work project.

Help Wanted in Domestic Service Listings

Varied help wanted ads note numerous domestic positions including attendants, butlers, cooks, coachmen, gardeners, housekeepers, and caretakers. Listings show ages, languages, origins, and references, with employers in New York City and surrounding areas seeking reliable staff for homes and estates.

Domestic Help Wanted in Classified Ads

Multiple listings seek chambermaid waitress nurse companion cook laundress housekeeper and more. Agencies Flaherty Jussila Osterberg Kerry and others advertise for reliable domestic staff with wages from 10 to 30 dollars weekly or monthly, city and country placements, references required, located at Columbus Avenue Lexington Avenue and 8th Street areas.

Osterberg LAL Lexington Ave Tel Aza Cook Ireland Flaherty’s Ast Pines Jussila Bureau Morrow 'S Bureau Cor. Seth Jussile Bureau Kerry’s Bureau Columbus Ave River Lees Tribune Werden West 28Th China Flaherty’s Bureau

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