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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
3
A jumble of poetry lines, literary notes, and stray notices mix in a late era column. References span verse fragments, suffrage imagery, a State Department bulletin, subway seat anecdotes, and scattered opinions. Notable names appear in fragmentary form among cultural reflections and random notices.
A colorful Macdougal Alley war fete unfolds with women on elephants, crowds surge, and Mayor Mitchell speaking. Funds target 29 war relief groups as entertainment, civic pomp, and a parade atmosphere fill Greenwich Village as residents, socialites, and dignitaries join in for Liberty Bond style philanthropy and patriotic pageantry.
A convention speaker urged physicians to join the war effort as missionaries in the medical fraternity. He criticized the delay of doctors and urged every attendee to persuade colleagues to respond to the country’s call amid the nation’s time of need.
Washington, sine & ihe nmbers of the Senate Finance Committee went after the ticket scalper's scalp today. In revising the war revenue bill they agreed to impose a tax of 50 nt on the profits of all theatre mold at newsstands hotels or pisces other than theatre box offices. The public is not likely to stand for higher Broadway rates in wartime and the scalper faces extinction or reduced profit.
Frank Barrett of the 1st Aviation Corps clung to a flag on a burning Hempstead Long Island roof Tuesday night. He went onto the roof amid flames to secure the flag, was overcome by smoke, and was rescued by firemen and taken to Nassau Hospital unconscious yet keeping the flag in hand as the roof collapsed.
Society notes record Miss Gladys Endicott marrying Beverley Randolph Robinson at St George's Church with Bishop Greer officiating. A reception followed at Endicott home, with sister Lilian Endicott maid of honor and multiple brothers and friends as attendants. The couple departed for California for three months before returning in fall.
Announcement lists weddings and engagements of Miss Christine Nichols to Laurence J. Ritehing in New York, Miss Mildred Curtis to W. J. Hughson of Baltimore, Miss Celine MacRai Ingersoll to Stewart Campbell Woodworth of Boston, with ceremonies planned at St. Bartholomew's and a Chantry church. It notes Mr Sloane as Princeton graduate class of 1400 with club memberships and pending dates.
Miss Ruth Hale, a newspaper woman known in New York and Philadelphia, married Heywood Brown of The Tribune yesterday at St Agnes Church West Thirty Second Street. The informal ceremony was led by Rev W W Bellinger with brother Shelton Hale giving the bride away.
A Russian general named Astarhett was among the latest escaped prisoners of war to arrive in Holland. He fled from the camp at Torgau on the Elbe in Saxony, in company with two Russian fellow officers. He described his tenacious 20 month imprisonment and noted reports of prisoner ration hardships. He warned that Germany could not be compelled to surrender save by military defeat.
From far down the street she could see the state of France waving as two girls waited to greet her at Castle School. Mme Sarah Meinhardt appeared publicly for the first time since an operation, visiting a Liberty Loan meeting with strict demand for no disruptive demonstrations.
A fragmentary Liverpool Post snippet reports on affordable clothing for Berlin’s needy with prices and sizes, claiming ready-made goods will be distributed nationwide. It references wartime experiences and sailors’ customs, but the text is garbled and lacks clear sources or dates.
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