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Title: Valerian Eng
Place published: Canterbury (N.H.)
Geography: Canterbury (N.H.), Merrimack County (N.H.), New Hampshire
Subjects: Labels -- New Hampshire -- Canterbury
Identifier: yhm-spe-sha-eph-cnh-mhe-129
Is part of: Hamilton College Library Digital Collections, Communal Societies Collection, Shaker Collection

Title: Valerian, English. Valeriana Officinalis
Place published: Shaker Village (N.H.)
Geography: Canterbury (N.H.), Merrimack County (N.H.), New Hampshire
Subjects: Labels -- New Hampshire -- Canterbury
Identifier: yhm-spe-sha-eph-cnh-mhe-111
Is part of: Hamilton College Library Digital Collections, Communal Societies Collection, Shaker Collection

Title: Vanilla
Notes: Description: Ice cream flavor sign card.
Geography: Benton Harbor (Mich.), Michigan
Identifier: yhm-spe-hod-eph-sig-007
Is part of: Hamilton College Library Digital Collections, Communal Societies Collection, House of David Collection

Title: Velarian, Eng. Root Pulverised
Place published: Shaker Village (N.H.)
Geography: Canterbury (N.H.), Merrimack County (N.H.), New Hampshire
Subjects: Labels -- New Hampshire -- Canterbury
Identifier: yhm-spe-sha-eph-cnh-mhe-113
Is part of: Hamilton College Library Digital Collections, Communal Societies Collection, Shaker Collection

Title: Veterans housing service science research project
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Text: Veterans Housing Service Science Research Project John P. “Jud” Presmont, Project Originator 3367 17"‘ Street San Francisco, CA 941 10-1207 415.558.9330 jpresmont@}_iotmail.com John P. ‘Jud’ Pnesmont is the Founder of The Global Invisible University and the Veterans Housing Service Science Research Project of WA.K.E., Inc. a 501(c)(3)Community Nonproﬁt Corporation
Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-031
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: Veterans with a vision: a program of project WAKE and the University of Utopia
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Text: . What's Project WAKE? Someihing totally different in concept and format. . What's wakeinc.org? Home page for the World Academy. Check it out! . what's the World Academy? A large diversity of Special Interest Groups (SIGS) networked through WA‘KE Free U and the University of Utopia's prajecis, programs, courses, ongoing workshops and task forces. check out the Presmont Plan We intend to design a public relations campaign around ﬂaaczzic Network Journalism in multimedia! Our mission is to WAKE “Creative Class” Cltizens* before itfs too late.** Survival of Mohm Society Depends Upon Creative Visualization! Q. What's the purpose of your organization? A. To collaborate and work together in a joint intellectual effort. Q. What kind of leadership do we aspire to use? A. Shared leadership to the optimal degree. * Our textbook is Richard Florida's “Rise Of The Creative Class." ** “Two Late:” The two saddest:words in the English language. We invite you to: s...
Show more. What's Project WAKE? Someihing totally different in concept and format. . What's wakeinc.org? Home page for the World Academy. Check it out! . what's the World Academy? A large diversity of Special Interest Groups (SIGS) networked through WA‘KE Free U and the University of Utopia's prajecis, programs, courses, ongoing workshops and task forces. check out the Presmont Plan We intend to design a public relations campaign around ﬂaaczzic Network Journalism in multimedia! Our mission is to WAKE “Creative Class” Cltizens* before itfs too late.** Survival of Mohm Society Depends Upon Creative Visualization! Q. What's the purpose of your organization? A. To collaborate and work together in a joint intellectual effort. Q. What kind of leadership do we aspire to use? A. Shared leadership to the optimal degree. * Our textbook is Richard Florida's “Rise Of The Creative Class." ** “Two Late:” The two saddest:words in the English language. We invite you to: study our vision issues with us. We appreciate your participation at any level. ONCE-A-MONTI-I, ONE-HOUR LESSON Watch the Bm Jud On Love EneryyTV show on S.F. Cable Access Channel 29 every fouﬂi Tuesday of each month at 4 p.m. Previous TV shows are available for loan on VHS or DVD. Visit our web site at For more information please contact Bro Jud Presmont San Francisco 415-558~9330 Brad Pethoud Oakland 510-562-9564 Lori Bjelland El Cerrito 510-235-7775. Email us at kenstanet@ao/.oam WAKE, Inc. Presents "Veterans With A Vision” A program of Project WAKE and the University of Utopia’ ‘. Who started it? . A retired veteran on a service connected pension (FTSID). ‘ What's the vision? Solving the problem. . What's the problem? . A lack of new and coherent ideas. ‘. What's the solution? . Designing and launching a new location independent Techno-Utopian Think Tank. ’ What's the techno—Utopian objective? . To bring about everlasting peace, global prosperity and universal Justice Under Democracy (JUD). Q‘. What's l:he methodology you're using to achieve the objective? A. Connect members of the Creative Class ihrough state—of-the-art networking techniques, co—mentoring andimutual augmentation. Young Futurists Meet Seniors To The Rescue in San Francisco ‘Planned Positive Social Change" is file new from/‘er Once—A—Month, 1 Hour Lesson World _ Watch the Bro Jud On Love . Neighborhood 5-'n;ry§TV shz: on S|a2vi9F:::hn§_isco Academy R 3 P C "1 rs a e ccess anne ues. ___ _ e 0” Ce e e at 4 pm. Available on DVD and Arr To Me Rescue ’ ' New School of Utopian Art and Thls '5 a new Museum of Utopian Art Pl'°‘l'°TYP3' Demonstration Project in Bay Area AARP Veterans With A Vision: Freed. W AKE sfrafegic pubnc poucy Collaboration on a Grand ‘ Plan Task Force Scale Through Harmonic The Pr-esmont Plan . " I Interconnectedness Jim Parkel 5 Doctors for‘ Vision Medical Cannabis Research Trust Fund Sen/'or'.s' To The Rescue Designing and launching a new Vt/J:il:§r_:‘lfye Thea-I-er. of ~-— location independent Techno- . Liaison Office Utopian Think Tank storgronf Ovlz/egggogs of , NC. Classrooms Building upon our co//ec ﬁve strengths and V/25'/‘on!
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Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-033
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: Veterans with a vision: creating a new frontier entitled "planned, positive, social change"
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Text: Solutions Stalking Problems is the Big Idea! m......._m.»..a..... Let's think through what it will take to create a Business Driven Peace Corps (BDPC) as an all-volunteer, democratically run, civilian branch of service to serve economically disadvantaged persons and people who suffer serious mental illness (SMI). WAKE Free U is designed to become a university wimout walls or boundaries. There's no fee and WAKE Free U is location independent. The courses offered are informational and fun. Most of all, they're relevant to current societal concerns and issues, offering practical solutions to existent problems! Visit our web site at www.wakeinc.org And watch the 5m Jud on Love EneryyTV show on S.F. Cable Access Channel 29 every fourth Tuesday of each month at 4 p.m. Previous TV shows available for loan on VHS or DVD. Gathering up our various, collective strengths to help homeiss veterans receive real compassionate augmentation is a genulne challenge of the highest magnitu...
Show moreSolutions Stalking Problems is the Big Idea! m......._m.»..a..... Let's think through what it will take to create a Business Driven Peace Corps (BDPC) as an all-volunteer, democratically run, civilian branch of service to serve economically disadvantaged persons and people who suffer serious mental illness (SMI). WAKE Free U is designed to become a university wimout walls or boundaries. There's no fee and WAKE Free U is location independent. The courses offered are informational and fun. Most of all, they're relevant to current societal concerns and issues, offering practical solutions to existent problems! Visit our web site at www.wakeinc.org And watch the 5m Jud on Love EneryyTV show on S.F. Cable Access Channel 29 every fourth Tuesday of each month at 4 p.m. Previous TV shows available for loan on VHS or DVD. Gathering up our various, collective strengths to help homeiss veterans receive real compassionate augmentation is a genulne challenge of the highest magnitude! Our mission is to create adliﬂonal resources to augment the programs now in place. Interactive Guided Imagery begins with self- love. We are Global Utopian Spidtualists. At the core of our beliefs and principles is the evolution of the notion of individual sovereignty bundled with Sustainable Global Development. We accomplish this in part by offering various oniine classes, workshops and seminars (e.g., Executive Training, Self Esteem Enhancement, etc.). Membership is free in any of the Worid Academy's Special Interest Groups (SlGs). The price of admission is participation. For more information please contact: lnﬂiitoma Jud ikesmont 415-558-9330 Brad Pethoud 510-562-9564 or keri3tanet@aol.oom Lori Bjeiland 510-235-7775 Comments and quxﬂons are welcome. Ask for your free, eye- apening "Information Overview Kit" The problem Amer/ca faces around the world is: "How do we win the peace?” wakeinc.org Presents Inc with A ( OI What’s needed are inventions and creative innovations with real solutions to the real problems facing real people. 771ere’s gotta be a better way./ Nation building and peace keeping call for new ideas ﬂowing from the collective intelligence of the Creative Class. Our tadbook is Richard Florida's “Rise of the Creative Class” World Academy of Keristan Education, Inc. WAKE, |nc.* F~fwv°=°Jm¥3w”v53'~”$3;;w~e -=- Table of Organization Amhor M TnoPrIemonf Goa'p‘Todd Nine Prearmot President oi WAKE. In; Me: Kay Tucker 4 Jsric Wllneimsen ' Dindar of Reonmh on Rehahlﬁmizn Strategic Planning Durector of ‘mdaography Lake can CA San Fmndeoo C CA San Fmnoism con Deiiﬂﬂhﬂ True The Emil Tnnt Colmil Meme Glrdﬁnlng Paula '|Iqpa' Mitohail HoImll1d Searity (Intellectual C:>MIrkn'ng and SGIM of Storioe Consumerl United for Fun S k: Goals 5 it: Phnrf W ‘ ' So 30 Told Sonolnl (Sou CA 72 Flow’: wax: 23a Playets Hoelhg coma Ind sumouam Ind Grndudly Adlai from Network; Sal!-Su .. , Bennlh -s No!’ Dnctarav sanFm&oCou University of Utopia Motnphyololl. Myﬂtoloﬂcel. Medllione Sake Fume Proqem Adiiwvs Ind Sgirhuel, end NMMI Somnlvhy 5.000 Modullkxm Kncmoduu Navigator: Warhlnepe and Treln - swam ‘ Aotivnise Center: Mission “F' The Wanielllnd of Knmnedgo Donor Eduolﬁnn Project: ' Mum-Modla Eneydopedia Fun. Frolic and Fliendshi A New Frontier The Museum oi Umpim Art Beuofm tn Medallion Owner: And In Reoeetda, Educdﬂon and Vetpmne With A Veion Trwel - Geotdz cereven w:m._A. An Agar Planned Positive Soda! Cha 9 Pmjed MAST Conoumele United for Fun Ind Fnodom (CUFF) Futures and Adventngee Paul: ‘Hap.’ Mitchell or Medulion Ownerlhip Mwemenﬂor Anruistic P - octO lmtor Social Trineforrnaﬁon Beneﬁt’ World Buulnaevbdvon Fuel Corps‘ Emcalmel Product. ' Glllery ‘G-mim Twnrd Utopia’ , Pmjecm Ind Progremo A Prototype Dcmumn/uon Project (Chi-vs-Roam) - . ~ I Inferno! Grou - Lori M‘ 5 .1 Quad '0' I Oomwwr-rv Mythoioay Instance Lenminq Prognmn The somiom aundina Export at Leeming Vllage Kn: Bro Jud Preemonl Operation Trumfnrrnauon Gldsnlly Pm ~ 0 inmr B.-oJudPreurnom ‘WAKE is an Borurym car WORLD ACADS Looming Bunlquu I'M Coemie Open Reporwry Theater ACADEMY or KERISTAN 44 Pnunn EDUCATION. Weare orunized ‘Olsen Fun‘ end operate exclusively for wiemiﬁc, educational and charitable purposes wilhinmo meaning of [action 501 (o)(3)o1 the Internal Young Futurists Mu! sonlou To Th: Rncuo : Bro Jud Proemont Revenue Code. Wn pnwkle a non P - » - lnetnr ' proﬁt, public nnd civilian branch of nevvloe.
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Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-032
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: Views of Eden Springs, Israelite House of David
Notes: Description: Eden Springs postal views. Eagle holding flag on front and "A life message" on the back in blue ink.
Geography: Benton Harbor (Mich.), Michigan
Identifier: yhm-spe-hod-eph-let-033
Is part of: Hamilton College Library Digital Collections, Communal Societies Collection, House of David Collection

Title: Views of Eden Springs, Israelite House of David
Notes: Description: Eden Springs Postal views. Eagle holding flag on front and "A life message" on the back in red ink.
Geography: Benton Harbor (Mich.), Michigan
Identifier: yhm-spe-hod-eph-let-032
Is part of: Hamilton College Library Digital Collections, Communal Societies Collection, House of David Collection

Title: Views of Eden Springs, Israelite House of David
Notes: Description: Eden Springs Postal views with "A life message" on the back in red ink.
Geography: Benton Harbor (Mich.), Michigan
Identifier: yhm-spe-hod-eph-let-031
Is part of: Hamilton College Library Digital Collections, Communal Societies Collection, House of David Collection

Title: Visit the House of David Colony - Park, Benton Harbor, Mich
Publisher: House of David
Place published: Benton Harbor (Mich.)
Notes: Description: Amusement Park flyers. 1947 trains late 40's early 50's. 3 copies.
Geography: Benton Harbor (Mich.), Michigan
Identifier: yhm-spe-hod-eph-fly-010
Is part of: Hamilton College Library Digital Collections, Communal Societies Collection, House of David Collection

Title: Wall collapse at Amana Woolen Mill
Date: 1907
Notes: Description: Dramatic image showing the collapse of a wall at the Amana Woolen mill in 1907. This sandstone wall was next to the turbine area at the mill, just visible at far left. Printed on post card stock.
Geography: Amana (Iowa), Iowa County (Iowa), Iowa
Identifier: yhm-spe-ama-pos046
Is part of: Hamilton College Library Digital Collections, Communal Societies Collection, Amana Society Collection

Title: Washing Machines, Brooms, Band & Strap Hoops
Place published: Shaker Village (N.H.)
Geography: Canterbury (N.H.), Merrimack County (N.H.), New Hampshire
Subjects: Labels -- New Hampshire -- Canterbury
Identifier: yhm-spe-sha-eph-cnh-hgo-001
Is part of: Hamilton College Library Digital Collections, Communal Societies Collection, Shaker Collection

Title: Water Peper-Arsmart. Polygonum Punctatum
Place published: Shaker Village (N.H.)
Geography: Canterbury (N.H.), Merrimack County (N.H.), New Hampshire
Subjects: Labels -- New Hampshire -- Canterbury
Identifier: yhm-spe-sha-eph-cnh-mhe-117
Is part of: Hamilton College Library Digital Collections, Communal Societies Collection, Shaker Collection

Title: Water Wagon in Village of Homestead
Notes: Description: Post card image of a man sitting on top of a water wagon (a wooden cask mounted on a wagon frame) and pulled by oxen. Card reads "On the Waterwagon" and "Greetings From Homestead, Iowa." Clearly a commercial post card intended for sale.
Geography: Homestead (Iowa), Iowa County (Iowa), Iowa
Identifier: yhm-spe-ama-pos055
Is part of: Hamilton College Library Digital Collections, Communal Societies Collection, Amana Society Collection

Title: We want to propose that "somehow"
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Text: ln every county, city, town, village or hamlet there is at least one bookstore, health food store, natural food restaurant, food co-op, coﬁee house or library. AND In every county, city, town, village or hamlet there is probably at least one person who has thought, wondered, or fantasized about alternative, cooperative lifestyles. Some of these individuals are very likely at taming points in their lives right now. They could make a move, so through changes. form new friendships . . . if only they know how. what. where. who. And many of then: don't even know it . . . won't ever know it . . . unless they can somehow learn that real alternatives do exist. We want to propose that "somehow." This is where you come in. Because couldn't you stand to Here's our plan. We publish a quarterly magazine, Utopian Eyes, which is a journal of our own communal experiment in San Francisco (Kerista Village). it also has listings and articles on other groups and individual...
Show moreln every county, city, town, village or hamlet there is at least one bookstore, health food store, natural food restaurant, food co-op, coﬁee house or library. AND In every county, city, town, village or hamlet there is probably at least one person who has thought, wondered, or fantasized about alternative, cooperative lifestyles. Some of these individuals are very likely at taming points in their lives right now. They could make a move, so through changes. form new friendships . . . if only they know how. what. where. who. And many of then: don't even know it . . . won't ever know it . . . unless they can somehow learn that real alternatives do exist. We want to propose that "somehow." This is where you come in. Because couldn't you stand to Here's our plan. We publish a quarterly magazine, Utopian Eyes, which is a journal of our own communal experiment in San Francisco (Kerista Village). it also has listings and articles on other groups and individuals elsewhere doing other alternative centers and experiments. Right now we've subtitled our magazine “A Journal of the World's Best-Kept Secret” because so few people have ever heard of what we, or our friends and associates, are doing. But -- we've discovered two very important facts. 1) A very high percentage of those relatively few people who have read Utopian Eyes [U.E.] have been profoundly and positively inﬂuenced by it. Quite a few members of Kerista Village found their way here through reading U.E.; many people in other groups have made initial contact with their current communal family partners via U. E. ; still others have been excited. stimulated, and charged with renewed optimism by it. 2) Owners and managers of many “outlets" (stores, libraries. co-ops, coffee houses. etc.) are very happy to give away complimentary (free) copies of U.E. to customers. They know it contains good ideas and information; that it helps people find each other; and it's a nice premium. (We’ve discovered this locally, in the San Francisco Bay Area, and all over the country where our caravans have visited.) Now. put this all together and you can begin to see what we’re getting at. We'd like to get complimentary copies of U.E. distributed from every single outlet that is willing to carry them, because there's no telling when or where a person will pick one up, take it home. open it . . . and sud- denly have that EUREKA! experience. We can't do it all ourselves, from here in San Francisco. And so, we're hoping you’ll help us in this plan . . . by be- coming a Utopian Eyes distribution agent. This means talking to your local storekeepers, librarians, or co-op committee, telling them what this idea and publication are about, and asking them if you can supply them with some amount of U.E.s each issue to distribute to their customers. (The amount would be as many as they can comfortably handle.) We can supply you, free of charge, with as many copies of the magazine as you request for the outlets you’ll be servicing. What's in this for you? What’s in it for us is obvious . . . we're looking for more commune members, and exposure to our magazine is one of the best ways we have to find them. We’re also dedicated to the ideal of bringing people together as friends and partners «- “Utopian matchmaking” -- in other places, whether as Keristans starting their own centers or as non-Keristans doing anything else communal or cooperative, Helping people meet and make new friends makes us feel good. make a few more real, deep friends? Or even a lot of them? As a U.E. distribution agent, you’ll have something around which to make new friends like you've never had before. There's nothing like ideal-based friendships, and we'll vouch for that. U. E. is the perfect “text” or reference material from which to start a Utopian study group or informal rap group of any kind. And, what's more, any group, center or activity you become involved with connected to Utopian ideals will be described in the magazine . . . so you’ll actually be distrib- uting your own flyer. Of course, you might want to do this out of the sheer goodness of your heart, or as a hobby, or to keep busy (although it won't actually take too much time) . . . but there's no harm having a personal investment in the energy output, either. All you’ll have to do is open up your local outlets by talking to the right people (you can even give them this notice to read), tell us how many copies of each issue you’ll need, stamp the magazines we send you “complimentary”, take them to the outlets and see that they're placed where people will see them. and let us know how it’s going. We'd suggest you start with one box (250 copies) and then let us know if you need more. (Remember, they’re good for three months.) Some of our friends who have been doing this out of a small town in Oregon are able to distribute thousands! So -- Whaddya think? is it a deal? We hope you'll take us up on this opportunity to put a little of your time and energy into something that can improve the quality of all our lives. ‘It's easy to get an ink pad and a rubber stamp saying “COMPLIMENTARY” at an omce supply store. If you can’! ﬁnd such a stamp, you can have one made; if you can't do either for some reason, let us know and we'll help out. Send in this coupon . . . and, we'd enjoy hearing from you personally as well. YES! l'd like to be a distribution agent for Utopian Eyes in my area. Please send me boxes of the current issue. [Note: if there is only a short time before a near issue is to come out, we may uaoit for that one before sending you your copies. or else send a smaller number than you've aslredfor, 0‘ you've requested a lot. of the issue that’: about ﬁnished.] Name Address City, State. Zip Phone Utopian Eyes. P.0. Box 1174, San Francisco. CA 94101. Phone [415] 566—6502/566-5640. published by Performing Art: Social Society, inc.
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Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-114
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: Web of reason
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-026
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: Welcome to Michigan and Grande Vista
Publisher: House of David
Place published: Benton Harbor (Mich.)
Notes: Description: Folded pamphlet for Grande Vista. Features map, photos and info about tourist court and caf. In various shades of blue. 3 copies.
Geography: Stevensville (Mich.), Michigan
Identifier: yhm-spe-hod-eph-fly-031
Is part of: Hamilton College Library Digital Collections, Communal Societies Collection, House of David Collection

Title: West coast peoples commune
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-110
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: West coast peoples commune
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-111
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

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