Society Notes Highlight Summer Plans and Engagements
Philadelphia society carries into summer with engagements and travel. The Reeves and Sharp households host a Willowe Grove dinner honoring Buffalo guest Isaac A. Sharp, while a Bala musicale honors Claire Wise of Baltyhore. Engagements include Bessie Hanline to Newbold of New York. The Belfield Country Club plans a June golf dance in Germantown.
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James
Reeves
Willowe Grove
Isaac A. Sharp
Buffalo
Nelson Brown
Louis D. Douglas
Walter D. Loops
Maurice Brown
W. D. Loops
John Austin
David L. Kirk
Jobain
Lauraer
Frank LD. Byrnes
Hor Dobson
James Black
Florence Wright
Ethel Sawyer
Bala
Claire Wise
Baltyhore
George Washington Hanline
Powelton Avenue
Bessie Stevenson Hanline
George William Kern Newbold
New York
Belfield
Philadelphia Times reports summer visitors and residents in Atlantic City
June 9 overview lists Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Burton with Miss Hummell, Middleton sisters from Germantown with mother, several doctors and ladies for short stays, families occupying apartments for the season, and others like Dr. Henry Ayres Ickes, F. T. Downing, Robert F. Nowland, Charles E. Cattell, Walter Massey, J. P. Truitt visiting for the summer with companions. Mrs. B. Perott and two daughters also noted.
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Specia
Philadelphia Times
Atlantic City
M. W. Burton
Hummell
Special Train to Connect With Steamer Tomorrow
Pennsylvania Railroad issues notice of a special train to connect with a steamer the following day. The train will depart Broad Street at 7 00 A M and will provide cars for passengers sailing from the harbor. The schedule aims to facilitate the gala celebration and ensure passenger transfer to the outgoing steamer.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Broad Street
Ps Todos
Newport Summer Visitors Arrive at Various Cottages and Villas
June visitors include Mrs H W Berry man at Willing cottage and Mrs Diman C Josephs from New York at Baston’s Point. James L Kernochan plans Boothden occupancy. C B Perkins of Boston at Bruen cottage. Vanderbilt party arrives to Breakers guests of Mrs C Van derbilt. Drexel set for Ochre Point villa. arrivals at Jamestown and Spouting Rock Beach cottages with other noted names.
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Philadelphia Times
New York
Sarah van Alen
James J. van Alen
Robert J. Cotter
William Astor
Newport
Crittenden Home Seeks Aid to Support Florence Shelter
Mrs Ronald H Madden travels from the national Crittenden headquarters to urge subscriptions for the Florence Crittenden Home at 531 Lombard Street. The Lombard Street shelter aids erring girls with a home like influence, trades training, and placement in good homes after reform. Contributions and clothing are requested to maintain the six year old program.
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Lombard Street
Ronald H. Madden
National Crittenden
Washington
Mre
Captain Cheer Ashore in Stormy Atlantic Voyage
A colonial era tale recalls a passenger praised as Captain Cheer for calming frightened travelers after a five day Atlantic passage ends with the ship running aground near England. The message urges readers to carry hope, cheer, and help to others in daily battles.
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Mitchell
Art School's Election At Pennsylvania Museum and School
The annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art was held at Broad and Pine Streets. John T. Mortis presided as reports from trustees officers and committees showed progress and prosperity. Nearly one thousand students enrolled. the museum reported the most successful year for acquisitions and exhibitions, attracting more visitors than any U S museum except possibly the Metropolitan in New York.
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Broad and
Pine Streets
John T. Mortis
Theodore. Search
William Weightman
William Platt Pepper
John Morris
George H. Cliff
Edwin Atlee Barber
Leslie W. Miller
James L. Allan
Theodore C. Search
Rh. P. Moulton
Metropolitan Museum
New York
Admiral Sands Takes Command at Philadelphia Navy Yard
Admiral James H. Sands former Philadelphia Naval Home governor and Washington appointing-board member arrived at League Island and formally assumed command of the Navy Yard. A 13 gun salute welcomed him, 200 marines lined the driveway, and officers observed the ceremonies with a luncheon and Marine Band music.
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Philadelphia
Washington
League Island
Navy Yard
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Huston
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Naval Home
Obituary notices for religious and civic figures
Obituary notices announce the deaths of Rev. G J Hermund Hoyme president of the United Norwegian Church of America in Eau Claire Wisconsin Bishop Hoyme’s illness preceded his death. Emanuel B Sheffer purchasing agent for Erle Railroad Company died at his Newton New Jersey home. Elizabeth Attick wife of Peter S Attick died at 3627 Powell Avenue after illness. Dr Otis Br Freeman oldest practicing physician in America died in Freehold New Jersey aged about 104. Freeman served in the Civil War and was appointed by Governor Olden in 1862.
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Eau Claire
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Emanuel B. Sheffer
Erle Railrond Comipany
Newton
N. J
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Same Road
Erie Railroad
Elizabeth Attick
Peter
Attick
Powell Avenue
Eee
Bryn Man
Otis BR. Freeman
America
Freehold
Dr. Freeman
Olden
Bread Making Secrets From Martha Taft Wentworth
Martha Taft Wentworth notes bread quality hinges on flour and dough elasticity. She explains testing flour color and gluten, recommends using boiled potatoes in water as part of the mix, and warns salt can kill yeast. She urges kneading to develop gluten and describes milk versus water if milk is scarce.
Kitchen Hints From A Historical Lunchroom
Practical kitchen tips on saving rice cooking water for starching muslins and preserving flavor. Notes on beetroot bleeding prevention, preventing cakes from burning with bran dust, and rough measures for common ingredients like bread and suet, brown sugar, and raisins.
fashions on chestnut street shop windows in fogland era
The Chestnut Street shop windows in Fogland showcase coronation neckwear with four in hands bearing royal emblems, mint-themed display by a confectioner, travel gear including trunks and guides, sandals for children at $1, and negligee shirts hinting at bolder stripes. Also featured are Rookwood pottery, Parisian hats with paradise feathers, a giant quill pen by Pennsylvanian professor, and luxurious white dress fabrics with Valenciennes lace.
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Fogland
Chestnut Street
E. R
Wales
Ireland
Fragmented vow echoes in a cryptic line
A damaged OCR fragment shows a Romantic vow misread as you promise love, with garbled words suggesting a rebuttal or repeated denial. The line hints at a past emotion or contested affection without clear names or places.
Fragmentary Popular Fiction Snippets and Festal Paraphernalia
A collage of quoted lines on love and manners from popular fiction, interwoven with festive ephemera. The text notes whimsical courtship sentiments, a toast to honesty in dealings, and descriptions of novelty gift boxes and miniature trunks for Jane’s occasions, ending mid-sentence with a note on new window draperies.
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Edward
Hill Enemies Work in New York City Liberal Democrats Hear Bryan Guest
At Cooper Union the Liberal Democratic convention exposed Nelson Tammany ties and attacked David B. Hill. Bryan plans to visit the East while Nixon is allied with Hill, stirring party maneuvering. Silk merchants Abraham Rosenthal and Martin Cohn jailed on customs fraud charges. bail set at 10,000 each. Columbia’s Butler expels critic Danton. Sage family news and conductors to be polite headline a city-wide shift in norms.
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Rosenthal
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Green Street
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Smith
Japan
Netom House
Leo Schlessinger
Presbyterian ministers debate Jefferson's Bible publication
The Philadelphia Presbyterian Association discusses Congress printing 9,000 copies of Jefferson's Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth. The group adopts a resolution supporting Rep Lacey's bid to rescind the federal printing order. The Baptist association speaker warns that modern education opposes religion and urges ministers to rally against secular progress.
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Ruling on Oleo Sales by Tax Collectors in Washington
Internal Revenue rules on oleomargarine taxes clarify that wholesale and retail dealers at higher rates may sell either colored or uncolored oleo or both, with uncolored oleomargarine allowed under certain stamps. Separate tax applies to adulterated butter. colored oleo carries a 10 cent per pound tax, uncolored 4 percent of 1 cent per pound.
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Internal Revenue
McCoeach
Washington
Williams
Police Officers Honored for Bravery in Two Incidents
Dennis Harrington of the Third and DeLancey streets station and Oliver W Lilley of the Fifth and Race streets station were commended for bravery. Harrington rescued a child from a trolley at Sixth and Lombard streets last Tuesday. Lilley smothered flames with his coat to save Kate Smith, a restaurant cook, from a kitchen fire last Friday.
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DeLancey Streets
Oliver W.lilley
Race Streets
Vector English
Harrington
Ron
Sixth
Lomberd Streets
Lilley
Kate Smith
Veterans Reunion Marks Beverly Ford Battle Anniversary
The Sixth Pennsylvania Cavalry survivors held a reunion at Willow Grove farm of Captain W. W. Pragier after visiting Willow Grove Park. About ninety regiment members attended and a luncheon was served at Captain Frazier's farm following the afternoon outing.
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Beverly Ford
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Willow Grove
W. W. Pragier
Willow Grove Park
Frazier
Jefferson Hospital May Work Report Details
Jefferson Medical College Hospital releases May workload figures including 197 new patients in May, 244 accident cases treated, 1 556 visits to dispensaries, 774 total patients, and unspecified operations performed. The report lists April 20 as a reference date and notes ambulance transport and old patient totals.
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Jefferson Medical College Hospital
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