Governor Wilson Emerges as Bossism Foe In New Jersey
The piece profiles Woodrow Wilson then governor of New Jersey, detailing his background from Staunton Virginia to Princeton and Johns Hopkins, his progressive reform agenda including public utilities control, a revised primary law, anti bribery measures, and initiative referendum. It notes his clash with party bosses, his election victory over James Smith and support for James Martine as senator, and his self description as radical pursuing direct popular government.
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Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Governor Wilson
Virginia
Staunton Bec
Princeton University
University of Virginia
Atlanta
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Bryn Mawr
Pennsylvania
College For Women
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Wilson
Democrats of
State Capitol
Commission
Senate
Ories
Eithre
Chittes
United States
James Smith, Jr
James A Martine
Smith
Martine
Governig
Pacific Coast
West
Sleep guidelines for children and diet cautions across ages
The article outlines recommended sleep durations from age five to fourteen with longer winter rest and notes nervous dispositions may require more. It warns against constipation and excessive wakefulness, advises solo sleeping for children, and criticizes loose bed-sharing. It cites Gau tier on nutrition favoring moderate meat and dairy while warning against milk alone and highly seasoned foods.
The Mollycoddied Baby Advice Column
A 19th century style advisory piece urges restraint in baby care and child recreation. It mocks overprotective feeding and mechanical rearing, warns that bottle feeding spoils beauty, and condemns loud play. It stresses freedom within limits and suggests dedicated spaces and cautious handling of toys and routines. It warns against inappropriate child discipline by servants and the need for mistress approval.
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Caby
Pledge Not Enough Against Drunkenness Says Advert
An advertisement argues pledges fail to curb alcoholism, urging medical treatment for the habitual drinker. It promotes Orrine as a cure with a money back guarantee after a trial and offers a free booklet. Sold by Aer Deen Drug Co at a city corner.
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Orrine
Orrine Co
Washington, D.C
Orline
Aerdeen Drug Co
Heron and
HH Streets
The Truth About Bluing Talk No 10
An old promotional bluing ad urges fans to dilute a dab of blueing in water and pay ten cents. The pitch touts Red Cross Ball Blue as the world’s best value for households. Large packages advertise at local grocers with family friendly claims.
I.O.U Notes Promised by Storekeeper for Extra Profit
A storekeeper offers I O U notes as a means to secure sales and generate extra profit on each transaction. The message frames the notes as a financial device to boost earnings through customer credit.
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I.O.U
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Jersey
American Press Association
New
Gautier
Standard
Bluing
Seventh Street
Washington, D. C
Edison Records
Fortune
Emeneker Piano Co
South H. Street
Union Central Life Insurance CO
E. Heron
Lodie
U. Arrow
City Shoeing Shop
J. M. Griffin
East Hume Street
Aberdeen
McNaware
South Broadway
W. M. Heikkila
Bankers (Incorporated
Grays Harbor
Herald
Austin M. W
Attor Wishkah
T Law
Wash
A. C. Gaillac
THE
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
Milwaukee, Wis
Hotel
Washington
Foresters OF America Ms.s
A. O. U. We Hall
D. Simons
F. S
A. L. Lund
C. R
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
W. Hall
Kaufman Block
Heron S&j. E
Fraternal Brotherhood
P. Hall
L. C. Davidson, Treas
Modern Woodmen OF America
O. O. F. Hall
WM. M. Falkner
Hotpoint
W. Heron
Broadway Pharmacy
the Office Supply CO
West Iferon St
U. Company
West 29Th Street
New York N. Y
the Herald
City Messenger
Crescent Motel
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