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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1917
Page
27
A fragmented column blends poems and notices with wartime anxieties. References slip between Horace, Bond buying appeals, and reflections on victory language, while snippets mention a New Mexico state song bill and cultural vignettes. The piece includes literary and personal asides, social commentary, and archival snippets from late 1910s culture.
A historical notice quotes a policy forecaster discussing wheat supply in 1918 and its impact on Britain. The report mentions agriculture, government action, and wartime considerations influencing grain imports and domestic production. The language notes uncertainty and potential economic or political ramifications tied to weather and harvest conditions.
A note from Devonport outlines measures to regulate meat prices in the town. The document mentions authorities, implementation details, and compliance steps for vendors and consumers amid rising costs. Local officials emphasize monitoring and public reporting channels for price abuses.
A garbled historical clipping discusses Swiss hopes that Germany will pass U S food aid, mentioning travelers, ministers, and a cross border exchange. Names and places are unclear but indicate wartime or postwar relief efforts with references to Amberg and related entities.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Captain Bonavila and a move related to a Brooklyn Zoo. Other readable names include Ty Gritner and Wir eit, with unclear context about trusts or dates. The passage is garbled and contains multiple misreads, yielding no coherent event or entities beyond the Bonavila note.
A garbled market report lists varied produce and pricing items such as spinach kale tomatoes and wheat. It mentions several vendors and prices though many names and figures are unreadable, implying a local grocery and farm market snapshot with mixed clarity.
Society pages detail engagements and weddings of Althea Gibb to Irving Eldredge at Holy Trinity Chapel Brooklyn Heights, with matron of honor Francia Worthington Hine and an array of attendants. Numerous engagements follow, including Evelyn Withersbee to Charles Duncan Miller, Katharine Holliquery to Truman Smith, and Katharine A. Holliquery. Also noted are a farewell bachelor dinner for Gladys Endicott, and a cottage summer arrangement on South Shore Long Island.
A New York service at Trinity commemorated Cheate and several notable figures linked to relief efforts during World War I. Attendees included Mayor Mitchell and British and French diplomats, with representations from civic, religious, and charitable groups.
National leaders discussed Hoover's next appeal to boost a nationwide community music program. The conference in Washington featured speakers from churches universities and arts groups outlining plans to engage hundreds of communities with a broad food drive and cultural outreach.
Vague fragments describe betting fans in Chicago and a market scene with mentions of first time buyers. The text references Pelisuary and Herod with unclear years and ages, leaving core events and persons obscured.
Ad men from New York plan travel by train on the New York Central to attend a national convention in St Louis. The event is hosted by the Advertising Club, with formal sessions and announcements including the election of officers. Secretary McA tlan will oversee closing ceremonies, and prominent figures from several states are expected to attend.
A digest of stage items lists Aaguelle Thomas projects and a July Halifarnle presentation for Copperhead. Williams will produce plays by Thane through fall, with Waller and others involved. Other items cover musical pieces, cast changes at the Astor and Albany premieres, and updates on new operas and comedies for the season.
A city report from Avamip City predicts the United States will require 100000 additional civil service workers in coming weeks. The National Civil Service Tague committee endorses expanding the civil service apparatus to handle wartime burden and calls for new machines to aid recruitment and administration amid wartime pressures.
Armour and Co announces construction of a sizable food processing building on Fremath Street near Stirring Street. The project aims to provide employment and distribute products locally, with completion hoped for in the near term.
A fragmented agricultural note outlines onion cultivation from sowing to storage. It stresses surface soil loosening, weed control, spacing of three inches between plants, and allowing bulbs to reach three-eighths of an inch. It recommends harvesting when rows dry, curing in sun, and storing tops twisted off for table use.
Mary A. Smith, recently divorced in Bridgeport, marries Port Chester clerk Wilwet John Drinkwater after a rapid ceremony witnessed by local officials. The couple plan a brief honeymoon in a Port Chester bungalow amid a publicity curious scene.
Amid a heated session at Rutherford Place, Quakers from Over Bay urged backing for wartime measures and four riverine appropriations. Speakers warned against pacifism, insisting the foe must be opposed and the nation stand united. The meeting also highlighted political pressure on President Wilson and Congress while noting John Dwyer, a prominent figure in local racing circles, attended the event and owns Gravesend Bay racetrack.
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