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THE WORLD'S KALEIDOSCOPE OF EVER-CHANGING EVENTS AS RECORDED BY THE CAMERA
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' LITTLE CONVALESCENTS IN HOSPITAL TAKE EXERCISE IN SHBL9H
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walk. The floor is of soft mattresses. The nurses aro Miss L. K. Stager, in charge .r - . . ' '..' . ?
of the ward, and Miss Mnry Grcbey. Left to right the hildrcn are Isabel Collins, ''"i4 A rf "'."' " '
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,' "COUNTESS" VON CLAUSSEN AND HER MYSTERIOUS HUSBAND son and Carl Funk, who recently took iJiSr ,& 'K V'BISi
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FIRST FACTORY CONTINUATION SCHOOL ESTABLISHED IN STATE
Tb first d3MS under the new Coxe child labor law are in operation in the plant of T. A. Willson & Co., at Reading. The picture shows
MnrwiMUNC reptMentativw and School Board members paving the school a visit. Manufacturers who employ children under 16 must
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NOVEL ADVERTISING DEVICE IN CHARITY ORGANIZATION'S EXHIBIT
The Society for Organizing Charity has opeaed a show ia tb.3 Widener Building Z u TOnoo n
painting the public witf its work. 11! 0af
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