Central Park Chosen for New War Memorial Plan
Central park will host a sunken garden free memorial site with a lagoon and a clear vista from the Museum of Natural History to the Metropolitan Museum. The memorial, described as neither arch nor building, will reshape lower reservoir space with landscaping and a shallow lagoon about 1200 feet long.
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Central Park
New York City
Board of Estimate
York City
Rodman Wanamaker
Fifth Avenue
Twentyfourth Street
Museum of Natural History
Metropolitan Museum
New York
Rodman Wanaminker
Howard Greenley
The
Architectural League
J. Gamble Rosers
Beaux Arts Society
John Mead Vowells
Societe Des Architects Diplomes Par le Gouvernment Vwranenise
Sterman A. MacNeil
National Sculpture Society
Charles Butler
New York Ehpter
American Institute of Architects
Eighly-Second Street
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Central Park West
Eighth Avenue
Seventy-seventh Street
New York Historical Society
Maine Memorial
Seventh Regiment
Shuon Bolivar
Thorvaldsen
Lal Ieck
Francs D. Gallatin
Thomas Hastings
Charles Downing Lay
Park
Charles N. Lowerle
Hastings
Wanamaker
Gallatin
Coney Island
Park Department
Board of Water Supply
Hinsting
Hasmes
Mall
Washington
Tastings
Paul W. Slnruett
Europe
Government to train doctors for neuropsychiatry care
Frank Hutchins of the United States Veterans Bureau outlines a new program to train doctors and nurses for mental case care among World War veterans. The plan includes 176 lectures, 44 hours of clinical work, three courses, and salaries from 3000 yearly.
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Frank Po Fintchins
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Washington, D. C
American Legion
Veterans’ Bureau
Hutchins
Reserve Corps
United States Public Health Service
United States Civil Service Commission
Bondy Named Red Cross Director of War Service
Robert E. Bondy, longtime Red Cross worker and former Ohio welfare official, has been appointed director of war service for the American Red Cross. A St Louis member of Peers-Williams post, he brings extensive war relief and ex-service men experience from Columbus and Chicago. Bondy spoke for the Red Cross at a Legion adjutants gathering in Indianapolis.
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Peers-Williams
St Louis
War Service
Robert E. Bondy
Peers- Williams
American Legion
American Red Cross
Mr. Bondy
The
Red Cross
Social Service Bureau
Chamber of Commerce of
Columbus
Ohio Conference of Public Welfare
Minnesota
Chicago University
Chicago Tribune
Bondy
Legion State Adjutants
Indianapolis
Cheerful disposition aids in cultivating others' mood
A positive demeanor is suggested to influence those around it, fostering a similar cheerful atmosphere and improving group dynamics. The idea emphasizes the social impact of personal attitude on collective mood.
Woman Credits Pinkham Compound For Back Aches Nervousness
Montevideo Minnesota resident Mrs Ole Ergstrom reports three months of back and side pain and nervous exhaustion improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She weighs 150 pounds now and can perform housework and other tasks. Port Huron Michigan resident Mrs Charles Beeler says two years of side pains and constant fatigue eased after trying the same remedy. She felt better and more energetic and stopped nail biting.
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Montevideo
Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Oleergstrom
8Th St. So
Montevideo, Minnesota
Huron
Mich
Charles Beeler
el Street
Port Huron
Desserts Delight Soldiers with Gelatine Treats Ady
Jellied desserts made with Plymouth Rock Gelatine are popular with the men folks. One package yields several desserts for three or four meals. The box offers a variety of recipes to please everybody. Ady notes a wife can read her husband like a bank book.
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Ady
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