Safety device tests chance for all makes
The Public Service Commission will test fenders and wheel guards for railroads at General Electric Works Schenectady and Westinghouse Pittsburg over the next three months. A standard will be set from tests using dummies to reduce deadly accidents, with demonstrations from manufacturers and engineers across the country.
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Daniel L. Turner
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Accident Bureau
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Westinghouse Works
Gehenectady
Variou
Vacation Schools Open by Board of Education
The Board of Education opens vacation schools for six weeks and playgrounds for eight weeks with roof playgrounds also for eight weeks. Curriculum includes woodwork, caning, fretsawing, mature study, art, millinery, embroidery and excursions to historic sites. Playground activities feature gymnastics, knitting, kindergarten, literary and debating clubs, with several playgrounds welcoming mothers and babies.
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Board of Education
Northfield Students Conference Ends With Mission Calling Swell
The twenty third Northfield students conference closed with an address by Robert E. Speer of New York. A special meeting for men in foreign mission work reported twenty five men deciding to become missionaries. Delegates recalled the sunset on Round Top beside D L Mooty’s grave. Notables included John R. Mott sailing for Scotland, and speakers Dr. Charles E Jefferson Roswell Bates A P Stokes and Hugh Black. Harvard won the Titus cup, Dartmouth the track meet and S E Harris of Dartmouth the tennis title. Over one thousand registering from one hundred seventy schools and colleges.
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Robert E. Speer
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Hughes Preaches in Tent on St Broadway and Sith Street
Governor Hughes's father Rev Dr David C Bughet led Tent Evangel service yesterday afternoon at the Tent on St Broadway and Sith street. Superintendent Rev Gew e Pherson and Rev Dr Ezra T Sanford of North Baptist Church spoke, noting fundraising and the promise of eternal life.
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Tent Evangel
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Gew E Pherson
Ezra T. Sanford
North Baptist Church
New York
Moor and Indian Girl Elopement Shocks Dreamland
Police seek notice for Shaib the Moroccan bandit and Sunrise of Black Hawk after a clash over a Moor and Indian girl at Dreamland Coney Island. Sunrise, eighteen, and Shaib fled after the fight. both were last seen at Dreamland in native dress and may be in danger or on the loose.
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Coney Island
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Saturov
Great Divide
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Plan to form three committees for bridge celebration
A plan seeks three committees from all organizations across Queens and Manhattan to plan a celebration for the new Bell Island Bridge. The effort aims to finalize arrangements by year end, with safety concerns noted and some groups already forming teams.
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Ne Sess Island
Ofacfety
Long Hmas
Sunshine gifts aid T. S. S. Rest House outing fund
Morristown New Jersey residents contribute to a T. S. S. Sunshine Fund and Miscellaneous Gifts. Donations from Mrs. H. A. Vernon and J. D. B. support a two week rest for a working girl and a sunshine drive for invalid members. A large gift from W. C. Squier boosts the fund for the rest house outreach.
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Little Missionary Day Nursery
Stephen Stephens
Staten Island
Sunshine drive aids invalid woman in Seton Hospital
A convalescent woman at Seton Hospital for two years seeks funds for special glasses. Illness damaged her eyesight and she cannot leave her room, so an optician must visit to fit eyewear. Total cost estimated at ten dollars.
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Seton Hospital
Help Wanted Classified Ads From A New York City Paper
Various job listings and personal notices offering positions and household help such as cashier positions with bank experience, chauffeurs with driving and repair skills, engineers, hotel clerks, painters, porters, butlers, caretakers, cooks, gardeners, houseworkers, and companions with references and contact details across Brooklyn, Jersey City, Mount Vernon, and New York addresses.
Birthday greetings delayed for Florence Poucher in Sodus
Miss Florence A. Poucher of Sodus New York, invalid for thirty years, did not send a birthday greeting in time for publication but any late requests will be accepted. She cannot read and does not wish for reading matter.
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Clothing Gifts From Office Support Brooklyns Little Mothers
The Little Mothers auxiliary in Brooklyn gratefully received clothing sent for nursery children. The chairman cites winter distress as many mothers could not provide items, and the luncheon remains a vital meal. Gifts include raffia from Mrs. Underhill and various garments from donors in Connecticut, Brooklyn, Ashfield, Spence, Rowland, Manhattan, Vermont, and Westport.
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Brooklyn
Kate Lunan
Frank Howes
Ashfield
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Sunshine
Sylvia Hill
Spence
Ten Children Selected for Summit Sun shine Club Summer Plan
Mrs. W. F. Bailey state president of New Jersey and Miss Helen Briggs chose ten children from Little Mothers Greenwich Street Settlement for the Young Ladies Sunshine Club in Summit New Jersey for two weeks in July. A second group will follow, with continued participation through summer. Mrs. Bailey praises the children including Davy five and Irene seven with a back injury. The Delaware Lackawanna & Western Railroad, via Mr Cullen, offers one third fare for the children.
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New Jersey
Helen Briggs
Greenwich Street
Sunshine Club
Summit
N. J
Irene
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Cullen
Bronx Children To Ten Day Outing At Mont Lawn Home
Mrs. P. F. Frost of Mothers' Sunshine Circle arranged a ten days outing for Bronx children at the Mont Lawn Children's Home near Nyack on the Hudson. Eleven children left June 26 and twenty more are to depart July 19. Mrs. Frost attended the home opening on July 4 and will lead a party of working girls to Clark's Falls Rest Home, Conn., next Friday.
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Nyack on-the-Hudson
P. F. Frost
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Sunshine Circle
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Frost
Gleanings on holidays fashion and labor around the world
A column critiques holiday boredom and travel fatigue while contrasting Western leisure with labor practices in Japan and contemporary dress trends. It notes Japanese views on child labor, a yearly cherry blossom holiday, and a bachelor’s preference for older styles over black ball gowns for young women.
Sale for Rest House at Clark's Falls to be held at Watch Hill
A benefit sale for the T. 8. 8 Rest House at Clark's Falls Connecticut is set for July 29 at the Narragansett House Watch Hill Rhode Island. Contributions of silk pieces ginghams ribbons muslins or other goods will be transformed into sale items. Monetary gifts go to the Tribune Sunshine Society for acknowledgment. Mrs Bell reports happy guests and local neighbors provide weekly carriage rides and a lawn supper is planned for July 16.
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Lewis & Conger
Sunshine organizer Lucy Thomas Guild boosts Allegany County
Mrs Lucy Thomas Guild Sunshine organizer returns from Seattle to Ischua New York and reports Sunshine work expanding among The Sisters Unity and Good Cheer branches She helped organize a new Marguerite T S 8 branch on May 16 with officers Lizzie Wall Grace Ormiston Ednah Hill Cyrene Keller and members including Bessie Florence Dewey Keller Bertha Bump and Greta Klyne Their first task is sending flowers letters and picture postals to shut ins The Golden Glow branch remains active and the Sunshine movement spreads across a wide area like a growing mustard seed
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Ednah Hill
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Greta Klyne
Golden Glow Branch
Death of Mrs. Quincy A. Norton Sets Community Grieving
Mrs. Dana Carpenter reports the sudden death of Mrs. Quincy A. Norton the Middletown Springs branch secretary in Sunshine. Norton was active in the Christian Endeavor Society and church work and helped in Sunshine, known for her kindness and daily deer scattering. She leaves a husband and three children and is missed by neighbors friends and affiliated societies.
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Middletown Springs
Quincy A. Norton
Sunshine
Carpenter
Miss Fischer Seeks Garments for Adirondacks Patient
Miss Fischer writes for a patient at the State Hospital for Consumptives in the Adirondacks asking for a dress skirt and stockings. The patient has an old blind father and the family cannot provide suitable clothing. A separate Alabama shut-in requests a summer gown and notes only one worn dress for hot weather.
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Yonkers woman seeks aid for Florida invalid
Miss M of Yonkers appeals for help to send a weak Florida invalid to Alabama for the summer. A relative offers a home, but travel costs of four dollars are needed. Any contribution will aid the woman’s ardent wish.
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Fashionable clinging skirts with Empire waist line
The Tribune Pattern describes fashionable skirts that are snug yet graceful with a modified Empire waist. It notes options to wear with a separate blouse or a joined semi princess style and mentions various trims from foulard to silk braid.
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la Mode
Foulard
Pattern No 5 for Waist Sizes 2 to 28 Inches
Pattern No 5 is mailed on receipt of 10 cents and fits waist measures 2 to 28 inches. The material quantities required for medium size include seven yards 24, five and one-quarter yards a2 or three and three-quarters yards 5 inches wide, with two yards 24, one and one-half yards 82 or one yard 44 inches wide for the tucked band, and eight yards of banding. Send number and waist measure distinctly to Address Pattern Department New York Tribune. If in a hurry send an extra cent stamp for letter postage in a sealed envelope.
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New-York Tribune
Christmas Work Donations Sought During Summer Vacation
A branch president reports a need for many quality articles during the summer to fulfill Christmas work. Offers are being received at the office from members wishing to contribute.
Domestic Help Wanted in New York City Various Agencies
Classified notices list numerous domestic helper positions and agencies in New York, including chambermaids, waitresses, cooks, laundresses, a nurse, companion for traveling families, and housekeepers. Agencies Flahety’s Bureau 485 Columbus Ave, Jussila Bureau 680 Lexington Ave, Osterberg’s Bureau 716 Lexington Ave Tel 1055 Plaza, and more offer wages ranging from 10 to 30 dollars weekly.
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