Barnard Seniors Stage Campus Day Revel on Milbank Steps
Barnard students filled green campus with senior celebration ceremonies in front of Milbank Hall. Imogene Ireland delivered the steps oration, Louise Adams accepted caps and gowns for the class, and various dances including Greek, Maypole, and ivy-clad performances concluded with the ivy planted on the pillar near Brooks Hall. Refreshments followed and campus night at Columbia offered further entertainments despite heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Milbank Hall
Odd Fellows
Tanner
Frieda Kirchwey
Gertrude Morris
Imogene Ireland
Louise Adams
U Mu
Watage Long Wells
Brooks Hall
Marile
Wia
Columbia
Gypales
M. van Dorn
Fox
B Goldstein
1 Viet
Ve McGurnes
F. Magid
M. Bunzl
P. Horkhelmen
M Grenell
Louren
R. Hilborn
FR Davis
E. Friend
M. Hesnberg
Fe Hawkey
le Powell
Houghton
M. Kats
Burgess
Ts Waring
H. Martin
FE. Landon
Kinele
Cheris
M. Kells
A Stem
Ko Freudenthal
A. Pachey
M Robinson
J. Ireland
H. Dana
N. Harris & Vorhees
H. Dwyer
M. Callan
M Giese
A Parrett
Morris
Crosby
R. Osterhers
Pero
KB. Oerzen
H. Hernays
B. Golde
T. Lindt
J. Shaw
Reynolds
Murphy
Ro Goldstein
M. van Duyn
M. Voyae
Too Nervous For Court Drives Divorce Case Referee
Mrs. Cora M. Wellman once known as Cora Stockton Humimell sought a referee for her divorce case against Walter Wellman manager of the Black Light Company. She obtained separation a year ago and fears health harm from public testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora M. Wellman
Cora Stockton Humimell
Walter Wellman
Black Light Company
Wellman
Gerard
Queen Mary Opens Hospital in Canada
London reports Queen Mary opened the Queen Mary Hospital for Children at Weston Ontario by pressing an electric signal button from Buckingham Palace. A prearranged cue informed her the hospital was ready and the door opened in a ceremony lasting under a minute. The signal took about fifteen seconds to travel 4000 miles round trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Buckingham Palace
Queen Mary
Queen Mary Hospital
Weston
Ontario
Te Hospital
Canada
Woman Lost in Swamps Near Jamaica South Queens
Mrs. Clementina Serack, sixty nine, of Springfield Long Island, wandered in swamps near Jamaica South Queens for more than a day after leaving home Monday morning. Found by a Bayman in the afternoon she was revived and rushed to St Marys Hospital Jamaica in poor condition from exposure and hunger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clementina Serack
Springfield
Long Island
Jamaica South
Queens Borough
St. Mary's Hospital
Jamaica
Cancer Cure Announced by Dr Otto Schmidt
Dr Otto Schmidt, a cancer expert, told yesterday’s Medical Society meeting that cancer is caused by a parasite and can be cured. He described experiments and printed texts supporting his findings and said a vaccine and serum from animals provide immunity. He urged the society to appoint a commission to test his process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towne
Otto Schmidt
Medical Society
Schmidt
High School Strike Off At De Witt Clinton Luncheons Restored
Pupils at De Witt Clinton High School will be allowed to go outside for lunch after a meeting of faculty representatives and senior class members. Principal Dr John le e Tikdsley accepted a pledge from the senior class to keep streets clean and prevent litter after the lunch period. The plan requires responsible parties to ensure no waste or scraps are thrown onto streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Witt Clinton High School
John Lee Tikdsley
Clase
Cinex
Tillsley
Siavnan
Weaee Ieee
Miss Ante Morgan Attends Damless Dance At East 24th Street
Five thousand songs filled the recreation plot as Miss Ante Morgan made her best public appearance since her father's death. She wore a simple charmeuse gown and circulated with friends while mothers watched from the lemonade tables. Mrs Mary Halpin, sixty three, danced with gusto amid a mixed crowd of attendees, photographers, and performers. The event contrasted with a later push for stricter moving picture regulations by the mayor and Aldermen, amid debates on theater seating, costs, and compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ante Morgan
East 24Th Street
Miss Morgan
Charmeuse
Syuges
Mary Halpin
Halpin
Kittie
Mise Morgan
Nobod
Mra Rochead Irwin
Mary Hazel Willard
Mise Maud Wetmore
Stehard Chelmley-Jones
Gramwrey Neighborhood Association
M. Chelmlersdoner
Chivalry Seen as Myth by Labor Leader
Labor Commissioner John Mitchell stated at a National Ladies' Garment Workers Union address that American chivalry toward women is largely a myth. He argued mills rely on vulnerable workers, demanding better conditions and universal women's voting rights if workers across industries organize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tr.national Ladies’ Garment Workers
John Mitchell
Thie Tate
Eal
American Mills
Manicure Sues Broker for 25000 Damages Over Assault
Justice werara granted Miss Olive Blanche Smyth permission to sue through her mother as guardian against William Guy Peck of Miller & Co Stock Exchange for 25000 damages. Smyth, 17, alleges Peck pursued marriage while married, gave money, then abandoned her after learning she was under age. He recently divorced his second wife. Smyth met Peck at Hotel Cadillac barber shop where she worked as a manicure. Peck is son of EH Peck of Peck's Point near Stamford Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Werara
Olive Blanche Smyth
William Guy Peck
Stock Exchange
Miller & Co
Peck
EH. Peck
Peck's Point
Stamford
Conn
Miss Smyth
Rochester
Mine Smyth
Cadillac
Washington visit shows sixth graders in domestic science progress
Mrs Wilson and Mrs Hopkins toured a public school in Washington to view a sixth grade class mastering domestic science. They observed a model home where girls practiced bed making sweeping cleaning rooms and preparing a simple meal as part of a weekly lesson in housekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gune
Stase
Woodrow ‘Wilson
Archibald Hopkins
Suffrage With Salvation Stir At New York Meeting
At Salvation Army Congress on New Street yesterday afternoon delegates unanimously affirmed support for women’s suffrage. The protest arose from remarks by Mrs William Peart, wife of the Salvation Army’s chief secretary. Colonel Wy A McIntyre led applause as the room asked for votes for women, with Mrs Dean and Colonel Melt Avro voicing support for female enfranchisement and the suitability of political debate in Army meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renee Mance
New York
Salvation Army Congress
Neu Street
11Th Street
William Peart
Salvation Army of the
United States
Wy A Mcintyre
Dean
Bulvation
Melt Avro
TeAHL Women Win Again Against Streetcar
Four dozen women faced a Brooklyn bound Madison Avenue streetcar for two hours in an abandoned car after refusing to pay a fare they say was required. Mrs Lefkowitz and Mrs Bergman led the group with others including Miss Halpern. The car halted near Clinton Street and a special crew eventually returned them to New York. Attorney Joseph Lefkowitz threatens to sue the company for the treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avenue
Brooklyn
Joseph
L. Lefkowitz
Grand Street
Anna Bergman
Clinton Strees
May Halpern
Bertha Halpern
Saddle Halpern
Clinton Street
Vas
New York
Joseph J. Lefkowitz
Women Blaze Through Royal Academy Firing Up Votes
Militant suffragettes invaded the Royal Academy today causing a tufted scene as banners rose and chairs were used. Police ejected them amid reports of a fire that destroyed Oxford University student's largest boathouse and dozens of boats on the River Isle. cards reading votes for women were found near the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laineve
Royal Academy
Fie
River Isle
Oxford University
How Pure Milk Booms Beef Prices
New York officials warn that strict health rules raise dairy costs and push beef prices higher. Superintendent Goodacre blames unreleased cash for cattle and many farms, urging cheaper meats like veal and chicken. He notes a government bulletin indicating beef cattle declined sharply, with higher animal prices and reduced slaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodacre
City of
New York
Board of Heath
Tam
New York State
Mr. Goodacre
Washington
United States
Dever
End Seat Hogs Targeted in New York Trolley War
A New York City mayor proposes an ordinance to curb riders who occupy an end seat on open trolley cars. The measure would make refusing to move to a vacant inner seat a misdemeanor with penalties up to 108 dollars fine or up to 12 months imprisonment. A related resolution seeks enforcement by officers and a court process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Dowling
Tammany
Gayoor
Eee
Castrol
Pasa
Che
Jax
Wali
Mayer
Atlek
Stapleton P
Wan
Laney
New York
Household Wonder Book Tests For Suitin Material
A couple discusses testing a fabric sample from a Household Wonder Book chapter on fabric care. John Henry warns to test on a sample before buying while Gwendolyn notes the handbook’s guidance and a plan to inform Geraldine before shopping tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry
Gwendolyn
Harpers
Jobe Henry
Tan Drook Coupon Offer at New York Office
A coupon offer invites presenting this coupon with two others and a cents at The New York tone office on one ground floor to receive Harper's Household Handbook bound in sashable cloth for 42 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Household Handbook
Caring for the Eyes and Eyebrows in Beauty Care
A vintage guide explains eye beauty through form and placement, stressing well set eyes, brows, and lashes. It offers home treatments to shape brows, nurture lashes, and prevent inflammation, with a French preparation for lash growth and an eye rinse formula for inflammations and puffiness.
Daily Bill of Fare Highlights for Thursday
Breakfast features broiled kingfish with radishes and lettuce, maple muffins, coffee. Luncheon serves lamb liver with bacon crisps and baked bananas, lettuce sandwiches, tea. Dinner offers breaded veal cutlet with tomato sauce, French potato balls, string beans, strawberry jelly, coffee. Glazed bananas provide a brown sugar glaze as a companion to lamb liver.
The Woman About Town New York Says
A garbled New York column mocks busy crowds near Broadway and Cedar as a false alarm on a visible fire. The piece parodies public morals and social gossip with scenes of street life and a postponed violinist tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Advertise ments on how to be beautiful and hair care
A fragmentary advertisement hints at beauty treatments and shampoos. It mentions Asy Shampoo, dandruff control, scalp cleansing, and a paste to cover blemishes. Instructions include washing with hot water and applying a lotion, with vague references to oily skin and a homemade remedy. The text is garbled but centers on cosmetic improvements.
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Hanna
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Baymen
Cancer Cure
de Witt Clinton
Walpole Bros
Irish Linen Manufacturers
Pena
Fifth Avenue
Dublin
Belfast
Melbourne
Wanngstow
Ireland
Anne Morgan
24Th Street Pier
Eden
Turkey
W. G. Peck
Mrs. Wilson
Congress of
Teahl
Household
Wen
Hank Pondness
Geraldine
Fulton
Aisverly
Rae
Belnr
Mommer
Asse
Vik
Albert Spelline
Asi
Christian Will
Germany
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