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A Catechism of Cooperation A Church Clearing-House
[New York: Ca. 1907]: The Federation of Churches and Christian Organizations in New York City Unpaginated [20 pages including printed wrappers], good, small hand stamp, normal wear, blind stamp.. Self Wraps. Good. 12mo. Pamphlet. ( more information)
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Memorial Sketches. Dedicated to the Widow's Society of Hartford, Conn. 1893
[Hartford, CT]: [Widow's Society of Hartford, Conn.], 1893 Wrappers. Fair. Pamphlet. Octavo. 50 pp., wrappers detached, chipped at edges of spine & front wrapper, library markings on front wrapper, otherwise good. Biographical sketches on some of the residents and founders of this group: Mrs. Thomas S. Williams, Mrs. David Watkinson, Mrs. Mary Grew, Mrs. A. M. Collins, Hannah S. Terry, Mrs. Philip Ripley, Miss Ann Perkins, The Misses Perkins, Mrs. Tertius Wadsworth, Miss Catherine Draper, Miss Sarah F. Bigelow, Miss Mary Anna Boardman, Mrs. Caroline Smith, Miss Thomasina A. Beresford, Mrs. mary Hollister Buell.. ( more information)
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Conferences on Child Welfare to be Held at Clark University Worcester, Mass. July 6th to 10th, 1909
[Worcester, Masss?]: Np, 1909 Wrappers. Pamphlet. Octavo. 8 page brochure for conference program, tanned, small hand stamp on front leaf, inner margin folded some, retains fold, blind perforated stamp on front leaf, soiled slightly, otherwise good. Lists about 20 different organizations, societies, and movements that are attending the conference [ex: The Mother's Congress, The Day Nursery, The Kindergarten, Playground Movement, etc], plus the conference's programs, talks, lectures, etc.. ( more information)
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Newtown Fire Association, Newtown, Pennsylvania. Founded in 1824 Reorganized, 1871 Established, 1889 Incorporated, 1901. Souvenir of Fiftieth Anniversary Banquet November 13, 1939
Newtown, PA:: Biddle Press, 1939 20 pp., illus., stiff wrappers, good, normal wear.. Wrappers. Good. Octavo. Pamphlet. ( more information)
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"Resolved to Win," The Soikanishade Club. Civics - Shakespeare - Alaska. 1917-1918
Np: [Self Published?], 1918 Wrappers. Pamphlet. 12 Mo. 16 pages, green wrappes, tied binding, small vignette of flower on cover, good condition. Seems to have been a women's club focused on Civics, Shakespeare, and Alaska? Gives programming for the year, listing titles of talks and who is to give them, officers, etc.. ( more information)
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Pacifist Handbook
Fellowship of Reconciliation, 1940 Wrappers. Third Printing. 12mo. 48 pp., water stain on lower right corner of cover, some discoloring to cover, center page pulled away from staples, else good, clean copy.. ( more information)
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Proceedings of the R.W. Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania, at a Quarterly Communication Held at the Masonic Temple, Broad Street, Philadelphia, June 3d, A.D. 1874, A. L. 5874, in Reference to the Death of P.G.M. Brother Samuel H. Perkins
Philadelphia: A.C. Bryson & Co., Steam Power Printers, 1874, 13 pp., lacks wrappers, otherwise good.. Wrappers. Good. Octavo. Pamphlet. ( more information)
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1794 - 1894. The One Hundredth Anniversary of the Roxbury Charitable Society, First Church, Eliot Square, Roxbury, Boston. Thursday, November 22d, 1894
Boston: T. R. Marvin & Son, Printers, 1894 8 pp., decorative wrappers, wrappers chipped at corners and margins, tanned, printed in red and black, text good.. Wrappers. Poor. Octavo. Pamphlet. ( more information)
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Thirteenth Annual Report of the United Workers. Norwich, Conn., 1889
Norwich: Press of the Bulletin Company, 1890, octavo, 34, 1 pp., wraps, front wrapper detached but present, rear wrapper chipped some, otherwise a good clean copy.. ( more information)
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Report of the Portsmouth Relief Association to the Contributors of the Fund for the Relief of Portsmouth, Virginia, During the Prevalence of the Yellow Fever in that Town in 1855; The Exhibit of the Treasurer of the Receipts And...[etc.]
Richmond: H. K. Ellyson's Steam Power Presses, 1856, Title continued: "...Disbursements of the Fund, and Statements of Other Members of the Association; together with a Sketch of the Fever, Etc., Etc." octavo, tinted frontis., 364 pp., original cloth, ex-library, old bookplate and handstamps, old paper shelf label on spine, text block separated from binding, first signature loose and front board detached, tips of spine torn and chipped, else a good working copy. Sabin 64438. Includes a list of the dead, a list of the volunteer physicians, nurses, and druggists, to Portsmouth, etc.. ( more information)
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"The Birth of Ohio" An Historical Pageant. Given by the Students of the Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio: May 10, 1912
[Columbus, Ohio]: [Ohio State University?], 1912 Self Wraps. Good. Octavo. 4 pages (one sheet folded once), wear to edges and extremities, small hole in inner margin, some wrinkling, normal wear. Gives a list of the characters in the pageant and who is playing them, plus a two page text for the "Arguement of the Pageant," and list those on the committee for the pageant.. ( more information)
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National Verhaeltnisse in Steiermark
Ca: 1890: N.p. Poor. Pamphlet. Octavo. National Conditions in Steiermark. 16 pp., browned, brittle, chipped around extemities on margins. Lacks wrappers, no date nor publisher. Circa 1890.. ( more information)
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The Fin De Siecle Club, Henderson, KY. 1899-1900
Henderson, KY:: [self published], 1900 Wrappers. Fair. Pamphlet. 12 Mo. 48 pp., stapled binding, small hole in first several leaves, some blue pencil markings in text, soiled and worn slightly, otherwise good. Apparently some sort of women's social arts club in Henderson, Kentucky, which was studying Russia, Shakespeare, Music, Art, etc.. ( more information)
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The Union League of Philadelphia. Officers Elected December 10, 1894. Standing Committees. Minutes of the Annual Meeting, December 10, 1894. Thirty-Second Annual Report. Additions to the Library. In Memoriam. Members Elevated During the Past Year. 1894
[Philadelphia: 1894] 51 pp., front fly leaf loose, ex-library copy, bookplate and inkstamp inside front/rear, tips of spine chipped, other edge wear, text good.. Cloth. Good. Octavo. Ex-Library. ( more information)
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Report of the Board of Education of the Blind, for the State of Connecticut. Fiscal Years Ending September 30th, 1897 & 1898
Hartford, Conn.: Press of Industrial Home for the Blind, , 1898 32 pages, tanned, small hand stamp on front wrapper, worn at edges, front wrapper coming detached, possibly lacks rear wrapper, otherwise good.. Wrappers. Fair. Octavo. Pamphlet. ( more information)
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First Report of the Orphans' Home, Pittsburgh, Pa. And the Orphans' Farm School, Zelienople, Butler Co. Pa. With a History of Their Origin, Progress and Present Condition
Pittsburgh: Printed By W. S. Haven, 1860 first edition, octavo, 46, 69 pp., original printed wrappers, some minor wear to wraps, pencilled markings on front wrap, else a very good copy. . ( more information)
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Mrs. John Drew's Arch St. Theatre. The Wonderful and Only "Vokes," Pronounced By the Press and the Public of America, the Perfection of Fun. This Evening, Will be Presented The Belles of the Kitchen
[Philadelphia: 1870's?]: "Evening Mirror, Job Print, 710 Sansom Street 1 page broadside, measuring 6 inches by 9 inches, with left margin worn, some chipping, soiling, bottom margin soiled some, otherwise good. The Vokes Family was a group of popular Victorian entertainers. The siblings were highly comical and excelled at pantomime. It was during the 1870's that Pantomime at Drury Lane, then under the management of F. B. Chatterton, became almost the monopoly of the remarkable and youthful Vokes family. This troupe, composed largely of brothers and sisters with a few co-opted Vokeses, enjoyed a long spell of popularity there. It included Fred Vokes, the 'legmania' dancer, his three sisters - Jessie (who carried out all the business arrangements and 'mothered' the family), Rosina (the cleverest of them all) and Victoria, who was equally good in melodrama and serious plays, together with Fawdon and Walter Vokes, who were 'adopted,' and Mrs. Fred Vokes. The real Vokeses were the children of a theatrical costumier who took to the stage very early in life. Victoria went on the stage when she was two and Rosina made her debut as a baby in long clothes. They were all good looking as well as agile dancers and they toured as a troupe of family entertainers with a repertory of one-act humorous plays. . Fair. Broadside. ( more information)
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Laws of Minnesota Bureau of Labor
Minneapolis: Harrison & Smith, printers, 1895, Pamphlet. Octavo. 41, 1 pp., wraps, small handstamp on front wrapper, wear to edges of wrappers, text somewhat yellowed, otherwise good.. ( more information)
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