Home Colony Idea by Upton Sinclair for Cooperatively Run Village
Upton Sinclair proposes a 100 family home colony near New York to solve the servant problem. The plan includes a 300–400 acre site with a full farm, water, power, and a board of directors. It would employ trained nurses for child care and separate living spaces, aiming for affordable board and self sufficiency. Sinclair seeks 100–200 interested partners and offers to start with as few as twenty families.
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David
Co-Operative Commonwealth
Una
Charlotte Perkins Gilman
New York
Hach
Colony
New York City
Baseball Scores and Maritime Disaster Report
Baseball scores from leagues and associations list results in Boston New York Philadelphia and other cities. A Danish schooner Bertha collided with the Dutch steamer American near the South Goodwin lightship, eight crew drowned, captain's son Peter Horhoelm survived.
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Boston
Chicago
Philadelpha
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Pittstore
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Dover
Enghimd Jone
Bertha
South Goodwin
Antwerp
Peter Horhoelm
Life size portraits at Foley's gallery limited
Portraits at Foley gallery offer life size figures with only two on display. Negatives and copies for the same subjects are provided free. Source reference 01-266.
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Foley's Gallery
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Josemuink Turek BaakEk
Evanston
Colorado
Iowa
H. W. Russel
Loanet
McCelhinney
Ross & Moothart
HARRY #OS9
L. L. Moothart
Hate
Colenso
Frank Rogers
Chamberlain
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St Paul
Kamas City
Peoria
Traine Pillow
Mason City
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Twin Cities
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Peoria Express
Folde
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Minneapo
Sun
Coaches
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Sheridan
Wyoming
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