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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1915
Page
21
The page blends an experimental monologue on Greek drama with stray remarks about New York culture and theatre. It mentions Istanbul and Athens in a garbled stream, cites names like Travis and Davis, and wanders through reflections on literature, weather, and society. The fragmentary text also references a tennis doubles result and a proposed macaroni luncheon at a club.
A long appeal outlines the Fresh Air Fund's drive to send 20,000 urban children to country outings. It details the public’s generosity as essential, notes railroad support, and emphasizes safeguarding funds to provide fresh air experiences, shelter, and transportation for the youths.
A community fundraiser raises one hundred thousand dollars for a hospital with notable donors including Barlay and Bea. The event features speakers from the medical staff and local officials, highlighting patient care advancements and ongoing needs at the hospital facilities.
A church corps announces the World's Sunday School Convention to be held in Takio in the fall. The event, linked to the World Ass rhelatian, has met in New York previously and will attract delegates from diverse countries amid war-related tensions.
Report notes a bride named Taylor from Colaphand and Manbatines to wed in Canada. The piece mentions dates and a family legacy surrounding the late Jeowes E. Roohes, with details scattered among broken OCR text.
A fragmented notice recalls a rehearsal at a city hall venue with tensions over a new park setting and stage direction. Mentions Colleen, Danae, and Colleague figures amid farcical missteps and planning for an upcoming performance.
A staged evening highlights Cate Miller and a full slate of mentees. The program includes performances by Joel Willow and other noted actors, with a focus on the contemporary ballet and theater works. The event, held at the Winter Garden, features curtain calls, guest speakers, and acknowledgments to key contributors.
Fragmented OCR lists many performers and roles for a theatre event. Names include Marcie, Hilareie Love, Sirah uy Peete, Tony, Ay, Me Ht Herel, Mra WM: Murthat, Miss Cusie Vell, Mirnaval Meas, Arpad, Beatles Mowlet, and others. The text also references dates, venues, and a schedule, but the legibility is poor and many items are garbled.
The event honored Florence Elembeth Mowe and John Wo Howe with speeches by Supreme Justice Stitehell. Attendees included Aaron Wraht Avenue Mayeshy Wing and many others as the ceremony took place at Atti BE. The gathering marked a formal remembrance of figures tied to the era’s culture and trade.
The article describes an event at White galletee on Fifty-second Street with artists and collectors. It notes a fund for the Alen and mentions a revival discussion led by Zonn W Abdusioni and a May gathering. The Text furtielent Mees references a poetry collection and a Collectural Club gathering at a gallery with noted speakers.
A speaker argues for organized protection of women and children during wartime, urging state action to restrict childbearing in crisis. He stresses the role of women in society, praising protective measures and warning against neglect of domestic duties amid conflict. The crowd reacts with mixed emotions.
A historical notice honors Father T. A. Reid for completing 50 years of priestly service. The article recalls his early education, ordination, and long ministry at various churches including St Titer's and Marys. mentions recent celebrations at Loyola and local gatherings with parishioners.
State Health Department calls clergy from all denominations to support Child Welfare Day on June 20. The effort aims to improve child welfare programs and reduce infant deaths, noting a drop in fatality rates after last year’s measures.
An obscure note lists names and cottages near Southampton, mentioning families and individuals such as Lyttleton Fax and the Claflin couple. The fragmented text references seaside locations, cottages, and local residents, with no clear event or date stated.
June 6 obituary notice reports Prince Rospigliosi, a member of a famed Roman art trifamily, died after a long illness. The funeral included royal guards and mourners, with multiple notices listing widows, siblings, and local services.
Palisades ferry route from Dyckman Street to Paris is prepared to launch. The new line will connect key points and start service soon, with officials hopeful for smoother river crossings.
The Rev Father Blake died after lengthy illness. He directed St Wreent’s Home for the Poor and Frimuliors Hoye Browmlyn, and served as a seminary carer. Born June 1, 1804, at St Patrice’s Church, he later led Ard Vincent lame. Funeral procession will move from his home on State Sthert and Neeru Place to St Tort Church on Wednesday morning.
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