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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1917
Page
23
The excerpt blends poetic disjointed musings about memory and guilt with a mosaic of social banter. It references a shipwreck by the Silver Shell, mentions Mrs. Heywood Broun and Sindbad, and peers into Bohemia’s artists scene in New York.
Fragmentary OCR blends phrases about democracy safety, Liberty Bond, Confederate Reunion, schoolbooks, and a theatre ad. It includes garbled dialogue, references to a Home Defence League, a blue certificate, and a proposed tax on musical instruments with no coherent narrative or clear event.
Society page chronicles Mira Jane Morgen engagement to George Nichols with details of families, schooling, and social circles. It also lists multiple weddings and receptions, noting attendants, church ceremonies, and Boston, New York, and Philadelphia connections among prominent families.
Society guests filled Macdougal Alley for a charity festa with dances music and a notable appearance by Miss Snyder and other society members. Highlights included a gambling booth with high takings and a formal procession at the end as committee members and hosts greeted attendees.
Modistes find it was paid and a clerk made a mistake in the finery bill case against Mrs White wife of Archibald White. The judgment states the wardrobe purchase was settled through inadvertence and the suit was dismissed. The matter centered on clothing valued at a certain amount and the newspapers note the public service and newspaper publication of the order.
A vintage guide discusses aligning garden practices with modern methods, stressing outdoor sowing, seed selection, spacing, and transplanting for a robust fall and winter plan. It lists crops like cabbages, cauliflowers, spinach, peas, and radishes with varieties and planting tips.
An undated, garbled account lists食 items and prices from a market area with scattered names and places. It mentions vendors, persons, and locations in a fragmented obscured record, offering minimal clear details about dates, items, or exact figures.
Civic Orchestra plans its first summer concert at St Nicholas Rink on June 20. The program will feature a spring style repertoire with a choir and wind sections, conducted by a noted maestro. The venue was used last year for a similar outdoor event, attracting community musicians and local residents.
A report describes John D Jr purchasing a plot at the southeast corner of Park Avenue and Forty Fourth Street for a church. The transaction involves nearby parcels and Eckhard’s properties as the move proceeds toward establishing the place of worship.
A New York wartime effort by the YWCA and YMCA aims to fund recreation and entertainment for women and soldiers near military encampments. Lee of the Commission on Farm Activities appeals for thirty trained workers. George W. Parkin starts the fund with $000. pledges exceed $1,? with prominent philanthropists attending.
Several hundred attendees from New York and Yonkers gathered in Riverdale-on-Tadeo for the cornerstone ceremony of the new Riverdale Country School. Officials praised future schooling gains and the community leaders spoke on education and effort.
Major General Dennard Wood received the highest vote in a controversial selection process at Harvard to oversee university affairs. The effort drew public attention as various political and religious figures were named in the deliberations. The outcome influenced the composition of the governing body and set a date for a formal session.
A lively vaudeville performance entertains with rapid stage routines and energetic dancers. Cast includes Grace Lin Khe and Grace Rae, delivering brisk sketches and musical bits that captivate the audience despite some scattered incoherent dialogue.
An odd tale from Buyranie describes Waldo losing a contested fight amid a series of bizarre roles and titles. The narrative cites officials and a mailanate camp, with references to a stability line and a civic oath. The piece hints at charity duties and a ceremonial path through a haunted setting.
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