Religion notes on summer meetings and reopenings
The season’s summer meetings drew larger crowds and stronger spirit despite earlier financial strains. Notable gatherings occurred at Northfield and Chautauquas with record attendance, while Ashburnham hosted a fourth annual student gathering praised for Christian leads. Churches announce reopenings and Sunday services as fall resumes.
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Northfield
Chautenuquas
Winona
Jeworthy
Ashburnham
Mass
America
South
West
Taco
Clifton
W. N. Hartshorn
International Sunday School Association
Children Rally Winds Down Evangelistic Season in New York
The Evangelistic Committee of New York City hosts a 3 PM children's rally with 1800 participants from 21 nationalities marching from Manhattan to Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church. Open-air rallies at Union and Madison Squares follow, with a Carnegie Hall rally planned Monday and a monster Fort George gathering tomorrow. Dr George Thomas Dowling retires October 1. Rev Charles W Naumann to become rector, remaining emeritus and pursuing literary work and lectures.
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Evangelistic Committee of
New York City
Eiclock
Manhattan
Bronx
Calvary Methodist Episcope Church
14Th Street
Seventh Avenue
Union Square
Madison Square
Fort George
Carnegie Hall
George Thomas Dowling
Gerederete
St James's
Cergyman
Dowling
United States
Star Lyceum Bureau
Pastors Return to Pulpits at St Nicholas Church
Rev. Dr. William Robson Notman of Chicago preaches tomorrow at both services at St Nicholas Church. Morning topic is Jesus, a Unique Type, at 11? o'clock. evening topic Reading to Profit. Notman, a classmate of Dr. Mackay at New College Edinburgh, long held as friend.
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Metropolitan Temple
John Wesley Hill
Temple
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Edgar Whitaker Work
Silver Bay
Lake George
St. Andrew’s Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Nicholas
William Robson Notman
Chicago
Notman
Mackay
New College
Edinburgh
Scotland
Jesus
7Th Ave
W. Robson Notman
Playgrounds Meet Aims and Minds At City Conference
Mayor out of town, Acting Mayor presides at the Playground Association of America session in New York. Chicago alderman Beilfuss urges small, numerous playgrounds funded by allies in women’s clubs and press. Delegates sample dances, field days, and a Newark boys’ sham battle highlighting community youth work.
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McClellan
McGowan
Congress of the Playground Association of America
Museum of Natural History
D. H. Perkins
Chicago
Albert W. Beilfuss
Board of Aldermen
Special Park Commission
Daily Press
Beilfuss
South Park Commission of
Special Commission
New York City
E. B. de Groot
South Park Commission
de Groot
Carl Ziegler
Cincinnati
Alice G McCloskey
Cornell
Mari Hofer
Manhattan Park
Public School 104
Newark
N. J
Revival Campaign at Salvation Army on Lexington Avenue
A ten doors revival begins September 10 at the Salvation Army hall near 13th Street with Adjutant Boyd Yorke in charge. Daily services include evenings and Sunday matinees, plus overflow meetings planned at Central Presbyterian Church. Notables include Rev. J Wilbur Chapman and Charles M Alexander assisting at the closing rally September 18 19 20.
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Avenue
15Th Street
William J. Dawson
London
Evangel
Wilbur Chapman
Charles M. Alexander
Bath
Taylor
Burton
Tre Hughes
McPhereon
Bush
Salvation Army Hall
Lexington Avenue
13Th Street
Boyd Yorke
Army
Chandler
Salvation Army Training Home Staff
Harlem Corps
Yorke
Adjutant Mabee
J. Wilbur Chapman
Central Presbyterian Church
West 47Th Street
Wilton Merle Smith
Harry Tarquer
D. C. Hughes
G. W. McPherson
Lightening the clothes burden in modern fashion
Miss Elizabeth A. C. White told the Dressmakers' Protective Association at the Masonic Temple that the average woman is shedding garments this year. She described outfits with one piece gowns, two garment underlayers, and flexible options such as slip waists, jabots, and minimal blouses for calls and teas.
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Elizabeth A. C. White
Oracle of Fashion
Dirrectoire
Miss White
Gleanings on Foot Size Women and Workhorse Welfare
From Finland to France, observations note larger feet among families and women's feet, a trend linked to reduced walking due to motors. English suffragette Miss Mary E Gawthorpe comments on modern delight, while Henry C Merwin links workhorse welfare to teamster pay and humane treatment in stables.
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Gieler
France
Mary E. Gawthorpe
England
America
Markets News From Green Almonds To Cantaloupes
Green almonds scarce in markets at 25 cents a pound. Pomegranates at $1 a dozen, mangoes 75 cents a dozen, grapes 250 to 3 a dozen. Raspberries 18 cents quart, blueberries 20 cents quart. Many peaches vary in price. Pine Island 1 basket, New York State 60 cents till, Hudson shore peaches 50 cents hamper. Local grapes four varieties 20 cents a pound. Imported grapes Malagas 6 cents, Tokays 8 cents. Lemons 30-35 cents a dozen. Other fruits include secker pears, Bartletts 25 cents a box, strawberries 25 cents a basket, and numerous others with mixed prices. Vegetables show corn 35 cents a dozen, mushrooms 1.50 per 8 pounds, potatoes up to 19 cents a quart. Pumpkins 30-25 cents, onions 15 cents a quart, beans 10-29 cents a quart, cucumbers 75 cents a dozen. Canteloupes 10-15 cents, Montréal cantaloupes 2 dollars each. Fish prices generally high with salmon up 10 cents, lobster 25-30 cents a pound, crabs up, butterfish 12 cents, and eels 15 cents a pound. Meat and poultry steady with pork from New Jersey, lamb 16 cents a pound, veal 14-19 cents, porterhouse 28 cents, sirloin 22 cents, prime rib 20 cents. Butter 20 cents a pound, eggs 28 cents a dozen, cheese 14-18 cents a pound.
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Washington
Pine Island
New York State
Hudson
Connecticut
California
Rockyford
Montréal
New Jersey
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