Sweets for the Japs in Tokyo Bakery Venture
Miss Emma A. Wilkinson of Montreal travels to Tokyo with Miss Huff to promote Western bakery goods among Japan's rising middle class. She plans to invest in a Tokyo bakery market, noting twenty years in confectionery and confidence in demand for rolls, pies, and shortcake.
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Emma A. Wilkinson
Montreal
Canada
Tokio
Japan
Miss Wilkinson
Tokyo
Miss Huff
Herald Square
Iike ii
Benefit for San Francisco orphans at Coney Island
A benefit performance for Ben Francisco's orphaned children will be held at Bostock's Animal Arena in Coney Island on Wednesday July 11. Brooklyn committees have asked local pastors to promote the event that Sunday and Brooklyn school children will participate with special tickets issued by the committee. The aim is to raise funds to establish a Brooklyn room in the proposed San Francisco Orphans' Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Francisco
Bostock
Anigal Arena
Coney Island
Brooklyn
San Francisco
Fashionable blouse designs with pale blue radium silk
The Tribune Pattern describes a charming blouse waist with an adaptable, ever-changing look. It features a chemisette and fashionable elbow sleeves, crafted in pale blue radium silk with refined trimming.
Tissue paper pattern for fancy blouse waist No 658
Advertises a no 658 tissue paper pattern for a lace trimmed fancy blouse waist with velvet ribbon and tucked chemisette. Specifies fabric yardage for sizes 22 44 38 and 46 bust and price 10 cents pattern with mail service from the New York Tribune Pattern Department. Requests pattern number and bust measure for order and offers expedited mailing for 8 extra stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ew-York Tribune
Sunbeams aid Little Mothers and charity funds grow
A Sunbeam branch organized last June in Westborough Massachusetts expanded to ten members and carried acts of charity including sending a little girl to the country for a week. They planned a Thanksgiving dinner for the Little Mothers family and collected toys clothing and ornaments for a Christmas tree. Funds earned were used for Easter gifts and to aid the Little Mothers Social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunbeam
Little Mothers’ Aid Society
South Ferry
Little Mothers
Radcliffe Dana Noyes
Roland Dudley Doane
Eee Sunbeams
Roses and blossoms sent to Sunshine member's family
A large box of roses and other blossoms donated by Mrs. D. P. Morse was delivered to the family of a Sunshine member who died in his sleep on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Morse
Sunshine
New Library Gift Boosts Metropolitan Hospital Board
Miss Florence Guernsey, freshly joined the advisory board, donates her father the late Dr Guernsey’s medical library to Metropolitan Hospital on Blackwell's Island. The gift elevates the library to one of the nation’s finest in its field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Guernsey
Dr. Guernsey
Blackwell's Island
Blind Batavia woman thanks for sunshine greeting
A blind member of the Home for the Blind in Batavia New York writes to the general office expressing gratitude for a sunshine greeting. She values independence and helpfulness, noting public misconceptions about blind people while sending best wishes for the organization’s noble work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home For the Blind
Batavia, N. Y
General Office
Grace BE
Keator
Girls Technical High School Commencement at Academy of Music
The Girls Technical High School will hold its graduation tonight at the Academy of Music on Irving Place. The program imitates a school day with graduates solving equations making omelets and translating Latin on stage. Addresses by Martin W. Littleton Egerton L Winthrop Jr Henry N Tifft and Patrick F McGowan follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Technical High School
Academy of Music
Lith Street
Irving Place
Martin W. Littleton
Egerton L. Winthrop, Jr
Henry N. Tifft
Patrick F. McGowan
Summer Vacation by River Boat and Farm Life
A long reader piece extols riverboat trips as the best summer escape, noting fresh air, mobility, and cost savings. It also endorses farm vacations for low spending, simple amusements, and wholesome meals, with a nursemaid tone from The Tribune. Included are reader recipes for soft gingerbread and a note on Shaker corn preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
New York City
Happy Land Hosts Tribune Fresh Air Fund Girls
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund season opened at Tenafly New Jersey home Happy Land on June 15 with a group of fifty girls for a two week stay. A philanthropic woman with a summer home near Tenafly funds and hosts parties of girls annually. last year the house hosted fifty girls from mid June to late September. The site sits on a hill a mile from the station, with grassy meadows and woods surrounding a model home featuring broad verandas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Land
Tenafly
N. J
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Opposes Rockaway Beach park plan over 30 percent take
Controller Metz, once favorable to a seaside memorial park at Rockaway Beach for convalescents, now opposes the project. He cites a contract that would grant a real estate firm 30 percent of a $1,000,000 Hatch tract price. The plan groups Hatch and Southern Pacific tracts totaling about 800 acres, with Hatch asking $1,000,000 and Harriman estates asking $2,000,000.
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Metz
Rockaway Beach
Rockaway
Hatch
Southern Pacific Railway
Harriman
Hatch Holding
New York
Mr. Metz
Long Island City
Lancaster Bea Beach Improvement Company
Joseph Cassidy
Board of Estimate
Sacre Park
Happy Land Fresh Air Fund visit to New Jersey estate
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund sent 260 girls to Happy Land, a New Jersey home with large light filled rooms, a grove playground, artesian well, and hospital ward. Children ride wagons from the station, forage berries, and enjoy wholesome meals and daily outdoor activities. The piece contrasts the charity program with a local dispute over park land commissions and property values around Rockaway Beach.
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Happy Land
New Jersey
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Central Park
Jersey City
Lion Escapes at Brighton Beach Show
A lion from the Pawnee Bill Wild West Show and a leopard from the Ferari exhibit wandered from the rear stage area at Brighton Beach Park on Sunday evening. With about twelve thousand in the Pawnee Bill grandstand and a thousand in the Ferari audience, staff and handlers corralled the two big cats after a tense fifteen minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feral Animal Kingdom
Brighton Beach Park
Pauline
Ferar
Emerson
Baby bear Luna named at Mundy’s Luna Park show
Great rejoicing followed the naming of Luna a brown furred baby bear of Siberian extraction born on May 12 the opening day of Luna Park season. Luna belongs to Mr and Mrs Paul Batty who arrived from Europe with their troupe. Thompson and Dundy selected the name Luna for the new Siberian bear.
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Colonel Mundy
Luna Park
Luna
Paul Batty
Europe
Mundy
Milkmen Fined After Adulterated Milk Case
Arnold Frey a restaurant keeper and milk dealer at Amsterdam avenue was sentenced to ten days for selling adulterated milk. His sentence was later changed to a $100 fine, defense claiming first offense and corporate victim. The judge denounced the wholesaler as the worst offender, noting hundreds of customers had been fined since January 1. nine other milk dealers faced fines ranging from $20 to $60.
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Arnold Frey
Amsterdam Avenue
Philip M. Goodhart
Frey
Justice McKean
Walker
Flushing Hospital Couples Resign After Secret Wedding
The Flushing Hospital board seeks two new appointees after Cupid causes the resignations of the pharmacist and head nurse. They were married at the Little Church Around the Corner by Rev Dr Olyphant of Oswego on March 31 with only necessary witnesses sworn to secrecy due to hospital rules. Both continued work briefly before resigning to take a postponed wedding trip.
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Flushing Hospital
Cupid
Oiiphant
Oswego
Columbia University
Hudsom
Dock Department
Board of Estimate
McClellan
Interne Signs Doctor Name in Murray Death Case
A Bellevue hospital dispute over death cause arises after Coroner's Physician questions a death from alcoholism of Thomas Murray. Dr Ryan allegedly signed as the attending physician. Sternberger denies. Coroner to receive autopsy findings and statements signed by visiting physician only.
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Elan Lehane
Ryan
Bellevue
Thomas Murray
No. Avenue
San Schultz
F Ryan
Bathgate
Lehane
Brannan
Preda Ital
Stat
Schting
Murray
Rt. Sternber
Ulto
Dr. Sternberger
Schutt
Sternberger
Five Hurt After Wagon Runaway in Williamsburg
Five persons returning from Coney Island were thrown from a tight carriage when the horse ran away on Manhattan avenue Williamsburg. They struck a telegraph pole and suffered heavy bruises and conscious loss. The Diamond family and Lillian Berger were among the injured. An ambulance from St Catharine's arrived. the injured declined hospital care and were taken to their coach. The horse tore free and ran several blocks before capture.
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Coney Island
Manhattan Avenue
Wiliamsburg
Jacob Diamond
No. 60
East 117Th Street
Manhattan
Ada Diamond
Freda
Ethel Diamond
Lillian Berger
St. Catharine's Hospital
Siroctors
Coyle
Palmer
Baggage Master Foils Potential Rail Crash at Pole Obstruction
Riverhead on June 23 Howard H Howell baggage master for the Long Island Railroad detected a fallen tele graph pole across tracks. He sprinted to a flaghouse, opened a door, activated a red flag and torpedoes and raced along the curve to warn a westbound passenger train, stopping it just in time.
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Riverhead
Long Island
Howard H. Howell
Long Island Railroad
Exposition of Union Labor Aims to Honor Global Labor
Chicago June 25 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor sent representatives to arrange an uptown exposition. The fair would celebrate organized labor's world achievements and may be held in Minneapolis next November during the Bad convention in progress in that city.
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Chicago
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Falr
United States
Minneapolis
Tme
Orm
Children's Dresses and Underwear at Low Summer Prices
At the Under Price Store basement Stewart Building a sale offers children's dresses and undergarments for ages 6 months to 14 years. Gingham dresses with embroidery and suspender styles priced at 38 to 50 cents, suspender guimpes at 50 cents, petticoats and nightgowns in cambric and muslin, and madras pajamas with silk embroidery. Values range up to 1.35 dollars for higher quality items.
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Rondo
Fourth Avenue
Stewart Building
Price Store
Stewart
Madras
Summer Storage for Carpets and Rugs
Summer storage offer for carpets rugs and draperies in Wanamaker Building new modern facilities. Secure protection guaranteed and goods returned in fall. Moderate charges with storage orders accepted at Fifth floor Carpet Store or by mail or telephone.
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Wanamaker
Hearts Afloat Tragedy in Raritan Bay Death in Double Drowning
The bodies of Miss Catherine Stryker nineteen and Albert Post twenty two were found in Raritan Bay near Keyport after a row they took last evening. Post's body was found near an oyster stake with a coat and straw hat in the boat. Coroner Tetley said death was accidental drowning and no inquest will be held. Stryker taught a Baptist Sunday school class and had recent schooling in Perth Amboy and Keyport. Post formerly from South Amboy had lived in Keyport working at a meat market. A gold watch given to Stryker was found on Post with the watch stopping at 12 15.
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Tribune Red Bank
N. J
Catherine Stryker
Holmes Stryker
Albert Post
Keyport
Raritan Bay
Brown's Point
Stryker
Scott Hopkins
John L. Tetley
Red Bank
Perth Amboy
Post
South Amboy
Omerod & White
Misa Stryker
Cedarville College Endowment Gift Reported in Cedarville
The Carnegie Library for Cedarville reports June 25 detailed donations from local supporters. A sum near 311.795 was raised for the Cedarville College construction and another similar amount contributed to the college endowment by Cedarville friends. The funds advance the institution's aims as Andrew Carnegie backs broader educational efforts.
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Cedarville
Ohio
Cedarville College
Whitelaw Rodes
Great Britain
Cedar
Andrew Carnegie
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Annie P. Williams
Couch Hill
Bethel
Conn
Williams
Tribune
Cluett, Peabody & CO
Tribune Home Girls
Fresh Air Fund
Rockaway Tract
Lion Loose
Brighton Beach
Leopard
Little Miss Bruin
Siberia
Coney’s Park
Dealer
Flushing Institution
Schultz
Jitansy Oiore
Reseda
Alice Blue
Bion
Panama
Rose
Eton
Broadway
Ina
America
Sporting Goods
John Wanamaker
A. T. Stewart & Co
Eighth
Tenth Streets
Carnegie Library For
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Columbia
Justice Garretson
Queens
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