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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1915
Page
24
A determined woman discovers and buys the Burrits’ Chicago property then renovates it into a painted studio. She designs and executes the lattice work, builds shelves, and applies paint to transform the space with her own hands and tools. The project showcases female craftsmanship and resourceful居ness in home improvement.
Mrs William Burritt transformed the old stable and surrounding rooms into a sunlit studio complex and tearoom. The project features lattice work, stained wood, skylights, and a dining room with orange tinted walls, creating a feminine, decorative space connected to the main house.
An article describes Mrs Harriott's present home in a former Hamilton Fish Barn on Nineteenth Street. The interior blends country cottage furnishings with urban setting, using old-fashioned latches instead of door knobs, gas and electricity alongside candles, denim rag rugs, and English chintz textiles to evoke a desert of stereotyped city homes.
A concise item notes a financial or accounting matter involving a third party in a boarding context. Key figures and dates are unclear, but the note signals a payment obligation or reimbursement issue within a boarding arrangement. Further details are not provided in readable form.
Vignettes recount humanitarian effort and practical schemes abroad. A journalist notes sanitation work in Belgrade hospitals, Serbian resilience, and American volunteers. The piece shifts to domestic ideas like cooperative portable homes for vacations and shared cottages, with couples and groups pooling funds for affordable shelter and socializing.
Charles Dillingham plans a tuition free Musical Comedy School at the Globe Theatre in New York to train girls ages sixteen to twenty in singing and dancing for stage work. The program includes daily classes from 1 to 12 and a potential company position with starting pay, with emphasis on realism about the stage life.
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