Dependence and wartime ethics in a dated ad and humor
A fragment shows a man named Auastus claiming his wife depends on his support. It also advertises Cuticura beauty products with free samples and a Boston address. The piece includes a wartime slogan about right conquering might and a short humorous exchange about authority and a spanking incident. It ends with dress and religion themed quips and a rhetorical question about a guidebook.
New Jersey State Briefs Jumping From Newark to Jersey City
A Newark man Luigi Colombo 43 was shot and killed while in his wife’s bedroom. The shooter boarder Joseph DeTota 32 escaped but was captured hiding in a nearby cellar. A shipyard machinist Richard Grace died in Newark leaving a $19 000 bankbook. A Dover church reader Julia Young died after neuritis. Jersey City boy John O Leary 11 was killed by a freight train near Lehigh Valley bridge. A Pennsauken man. several towns report housing, roads, and school board efforts amid local tax and public safety concerns. Numerous incidents include a thrift stamp drive in Newark, a dog-licensing warning in Paulsboro, and a Philipsburg fire alarm issue.
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Luigi Colombo
Colden Street
Newark
Joseph DeTota
Richard Grace
New Jersey
Gillen
Samme Meanus
Thomas Litmiski
Jefferson Street
Trenton
Julia Young
Christ In Science Church
Dover
John O'Leary
Jersey City
Lehigh Valley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Delaware Street
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad
Pantsboaro
George W. Smith
Phillipsburg
Board of Trade
Paulsboro
Vineland
Clayton Station
David Portash
Aaron Thomas
Pensanken Township
Alma L. Williston
Tony Moscari
D Blackwell's Island
Angelo Ciello
Gibbstown
Harrison Township
Gloucester County
Atlantic Highlands
South Amboy
Keansburg
Post Office
City Post Office
Mulville
Maurice River
Port Elizabeth
North Caldwell
Sussex County
Caldwell
Verona
Essex County
Rutgers College
Tintcum
Chester Shipping Company
Lincoln Park
James B. Adams
Atlantic City
Governor Edge
Samuel Iredell
Internal Revenue
South Jersey
Adams
Ewart
Wiery Silk Dyeing and Printing Company
Paterson
Mario Droda
Millville
Richwood
Tlereules Powder Company
A. K. Rockefeller
Powder Company
Raphael Reille
Mehrhon Road
Little Ferry
Joseph Acie
Edward Russner
Anesussnere
Atlantic City Express
Morgan
Els
Mason
Henry T. Kays
Newton
Samuel T. Munson
Franklin
Kays
Port Newark
Hamburg Place
Avenue I
Submarine Beat Corporation
Elizabeth Board of Works
Edward Conroy
North Plainfield
Somerset County
W. L. Smiulley
Conroy
Belle Mead Corporation
Gilkyson
Hackensack River
Lincoln Highway
Federal Shipbuilding Company
Kearny
Western Canada farming boom boosts wealth and land value
The 1917 crop and livestock sales in Western Canada generated about 270 million dollars from grains and 40 million from Winnipeg livestock, with hogs yielding over 11 million. Calgary and Edmonton gains topped 6 million, fueling tractor sales, land purchases, home improvements, and new debt repayment as settlers increase and land values rise.
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Western Canada
Winnipeg
Calgary
Edmonton
Victory
Alberta
Prairie Provinces
Swift & Company year book highlights 1917 profits and policy
The Swift & Company year book for 1917 outlines high stock prices, meat prices, and federal actions including the federal trade commission investigation and government licensing of food distributors with profit limits of 9 percent on money employed. It notes 2,800 employees in U S service, and presents livestock price and production statistics with profits per head for cattle, sheep, and hogs. It emphasizes the packer’s service to producer and consumer and features attractive illustrations.
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Swift & Company
I. Swift
Chicago
Federal Trade Commission
Swift
United States Service
Ohio
Limitations in a Bridge Remark
A terse exchange quotes a wife asking about her husband’s bridge skill and a reply noting he criticizes more than helps. The line captures social humor about expertise and critique in a bridge-playing household.
Those Dear Girls In Town Dialogue Pinged By Odd Quote
The fragment presents a cryptic exchange about a woman named Jack and a man’s silence toward another girl. It reads like a stray line from a longer personal or literary piece with a quip about matrimony as an optical institute for the blind.
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Jack
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Bobby
Wrigleys
Auastus
Yassah
Cuticura
Dept. X
Boston
Willie
United States
Canada
Western
U. S. Employment Service
Department OF Labor
Nixon-Nevada
United Verde
Eastman & Company Mills
Oo Newport
New York City
Mass
Stock Exchange and Bank References
New Jersey State
H. P
Cemewer Eennas
Hemlock
Pet
Inc
Matrimony Is
Optical Institute For the
Blind