West Side Young Men's Christian Association Opens New Facility
Community notes describe the West Side Young Men's Christian Association opening a new building with gymnasiums swimming pool and track facilities. The event includes speeches by Walter M. Chandler and Rev Dr Jerden, with church leaders and local supporters planning large gatherings and discussions on charitable aims and membership growth.
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West Side Young Men’s Christian Association
Eelck
Walter M. Chandler
Hnd Presbyterian Church
Sicholas
Mariner
Alwit
Uty
Lord Hui
Mary
Hte
Stm
West Aide
Madison Xen
Christian
Ty West
Hotu
Nest
Ayentin
Mer Wianteriitt Tamily
Aleuty Vantetbutes
Atractives Tor
Emmun
Beaneti
Tim
Penal Servitude and Slavery in Early US History
A critical excerpt discusses the Thirteenth Amendment and penal servitude, highlighting the exploitation of prison labor in the United States. It recounts a commission’s critique of convict labor practices, mentions a Quaker manufacturer and a New Jersey inquiry, and notes reactions by Dr Whitin and Governor Dix amid broader debates on crime punishment and economic pressures shaping state policies. The piece underscores how penal labor affected towns, markets, and individual lives, including stories of workers and jailers.
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United States
Wetton
Bistam Whitin
Na- Honad
Tetititke Atelier
Commission On Prien Tailer
Onvietmade Harkets
Australie Ilettools
Whitin
Fred Shaver
Bovermuati
Crarge
Wallin
Dix
Gslaver
New York
Tribune
England
Sven Parden
Coloides
Gore
Wintesse
Busines
New Jersey
Otley
Bel Technical
Adulteration findings released by health board
The Board of Health published a list of sample analyses showing adulterated or mislabelled medicines. One product contained 6.32 percent alcohol by volume, and several samples were found to deviate from legal standards. Four prosecutions led to convictions in April for adulterated or watered substances.
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Tor Pmeshty Wubleltp
Muantanusetts Mate Board of Health
Civic Awakening in South Germ Proof Kitchen Displayed
Dr Hastings H. Tait of the Sage Foundation returns from a southern tour visiting Savannah Atlanta Nashville Memphis Little Rock to study social progress. The piece highlights a germ proof kitchen donated by a benefactor and showcased at a charity conference in Tattle Hock, with comments on refugee relief under the United Charities of Memphis.
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Hart
Hastings H. Tait
Sage Foundation
Savannah
Atlanta
Neshville
Memphis
Dackoon
Little Rock
Suse
Lrg
PunEed
Alter Christodora House Clubs Move to Assembly Room
Public Library Tompkins Square branch provides a temporary meeting space as Christodora House shifts activities amid building changes. The gym will be in the basement, occupancy targeted for October, with staff additions planned. Community clubs meet in the new room, while plant and window box sales proceed at the playground.
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Christedirt House
Simaller
Huline
Avenue B
Tisken, Mek Arthur
Janes
Sth
Gymnaium
Wil
Tompkins Bauure
New York Public Library
Piet
Mie
Aetany Ax Tive Clube
Psychological factors in human efficiency keynote talk
Industrial diseases loom large as the Second National Conference opens in Atlantic City. Dr Munsterberg discusses psychological factors in efficiency while exhibits on carbon monoxide, air under pressure, and other hazards highlight dangers of calesone work. Experts debate testing, discrimination, and reporting to reduce accidents and improve selection for streetcar jobs.
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Munsterberg
Atlantic
thlewRotn
Johny H. Andrews
American Association For
Frederick 1
Keays
Ben Aylvania Hallfoad
Marlborough
Fortieth Year Milestone Recalls State Charities Progress
Forty years of state aid and charity efforts are recalled in a brochure highlighting progress in public welfare. The anniversary notes nurse training at Bellevue Hospital and the cooperative work of New York City departments, with emphasis on state care expansion, tuberculosis movement, and laws enacted over the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forties
Torey
Helievie Hospital
New York
Public notices and reform talks in the New York state
Commentary notes from the New York State Bureau of Tab or Stat inics urging physicians to report leads arsenic and other industrial poisons while unions and associations convene across cities. It reports on women's groups, kindergarten education, factory inspection, charity homes, and debates over school reform and municipal efficiency with varied speakers and locations.
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New York State Bureau of Tabor Statinics
Kindergarten Ansaration Ie
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ban Francisco
Educw
Howard
Hertha C. Downing
Wetter
Moriteasoel
Nina
Hospitala
Bureau of Municipal Research
Priblte
Enme Menelig Arhout
Exhibition to Inspire Negro Progress in the South
A proposed national exposition by W. R. Weight and the American Agricultural Industrial College for Colored Youths aims to mark the fiftieth anniversary of emancipation. The plan seeks federal and state funding, with projections of substantial contributions to showcase colored achievement and uplift in agriculture and industry.
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Georgia
Te Wright
Amunehition Proplemation 4 Company
Wa Formen
Ste. Weight
Theats
Pakeed
Senate
Welt
Feady
Sunim Raysina
Sermi-Rententia
Pengle
Mivine Beer
W. RD Rats
New York
National
Amsneratios
Aeyel Pentiariolint
Exposition Company
Fle
DU Hols
Fe Nation
Ani Bey
Irvihaniges
Rome
Paesedt
Eeporitien
Imulahe
Peru
Religious Services and Sermons Across City Churches
Twenty-man brass band to play religious selections at Grane Methodist Isplavepal Church during Sunday evening services. The week features sermons by Rev Dr Charler EL Jutfernan and other ministers, with plans for organ installation and summer church alterations.
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Isplavepal
Kroulway Taberniagle
Charlee EL Jutfernan
Jefferson
Europe
Hagland
Italy
Palestine
Egypt
Willehuis A. Rirkwoul
Mhureh
Steestan
Cnitartend
Qepel
John Haynes Hulmen
New York
Aronia
Siumaner Servic Wurie
Phade
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Dr. Whitin
State
Medieval New York
Atlantic City
Women's Trade Union League
Ational Woman's Chaintlan
Temperanna Uiloh
Jimade
Keanntor
Ramkine Lane
Watch
Portland
Ore
SA Operial
Uiileago
Heneo
Huclid
Cleveind
Dune Wi
Fenduroe
Agenp
Bhoreham Hotel
Washington
Arkansas
National Civic Federation
Civic Federation
Sehermetede
Lewis Han Haset
Declan Tbet
John DP. Bruck
Buffalo Treant
Ehool
Huffalo
Henry Emerson
Mr. Brook
Chicago Tuberculosis Institute
Chicago
Induetelul
Dimouttier
Elthen
Canatorium
Taumiber
Sugyatecbane
Hatdeman
Kailer
Tommie
Anna
Ati Haenimal Creiterenes
Tver
Erie
Evantel
Shell
Kharat
Mary Bilwrotce
Thorninae
Holane Whitaker
eHlds
Shoehiek
Bex
The
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Walter Duncan Buchanan
Broadway Presbyterian Echareh
Mystic
Babylon
Js Panton Gosegi
Wit McKacl
Brooklyn Academy OF Mumig
Lafayette
ST. Velix ST
Atlantic Av
Storsen Gulart
Ftor
Toa
St Marais Afeevien
APM
People’s Forum
Abdul Mutia Alban
Vivacher
Oy Chaone
Rata Auhoa
Central Presbyterian Church
Madinon Ave
Tresa' Rhenst
Stuase Copvin
Beth Panter
Peasin Tam
Central Park
Oliver Hat
First Baptist 7 Church
Urewdway
J. W. Haldeman
Moma
Daly
Trinity
FTN
Aptek
Mandar
Chunesy
David Jaa Buskell
Peeich
Moriine
ST. Nicholas
Au Ister
Rae Thomas Moet
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
Amsterdam Avenue
7Th Street
Hosday
Broadway Presbyterian Church
Warl Wall
COLI
MELA
Betty Ventrance Witi Shine
Are
Peomdwan
Walter D. Buchanan
D. D
Wiedman Baat
Christian Science
University
Courey
Arexanien
First Presbyterian Church
Henry Mottet
Rutgers
Presbyterian Church
Wiram ‘Foulkes
D.D
St. Thomas's
Gous
Peo
Henry M. Sanders
Catinn Avenue
Amis
Sutirei
Fourth “Presbyterian Church
Janene al) Powers
Endiire
Seragee Pawson
Ohne
Isa Phan
Rae Nore
Broadway Tabernacle Weroudloray
Foe
Watt
St. Bartholomew's Church
Hispe Pre Hive
Lmuithin Parks
San NL
An, D.D
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George 11
And
Galvary Methodist
Charles
Goodell
Pasion
Mendes
Pole Conemintin
Warter
Mary Etheridge Chapin Arkrlas Theatre
Cusror le
Holy Chonnam
Ti Ata
Anthony
Fate Palais
Mankato
Beni
Thurguye
Atantaia
Sermog
Tag Coral
Teer
Thomas
Dieters
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