Fourth Class Postmaster Examination Notice
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination at Freehold New Jersey on May 11 1918 to certify candidates for the fourth class postmaster vacancy at Dayton and other offices. Applicants must be 21 or older (18 in some states) and reside in the local post office territory. Forms 1753 and full details are available from the postmaster or the Commission in Washington.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Freehold
Dayton
United States
Washington, D. C
Nature Cures The Doctor Takes The Fee
An old saying notes nature cures while the doctor takes the fee. The remedy Chamberlain's Cough Remedy helps Nature by relieving the lungs liquifying mucus aiding coughing and restoring the system to health.
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Chamberlain
Capt Leslie Hyatt Named Successor At Peddie Institute
Hightstown announces Capt Leslie Hyatt son of President Hyatt of the Pennsylvania Military College Chester elected successor to John Plant at Peddie Institute. He will serve as physical instructor and head of military skill and will begin duties in September after teaching at White Plains High School New York.
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Leslie 8. Hyatt
Hyatt
Pennsylvania Military College
Chester
John Plant
Peddie Institute
France
White Plains
N.Y
Dayton Draftee Honored. Liberty Loan Solicitors Named
William Patterson, a Dayton draftee stationed at Camp Dix for weeks, has been honorably discharged. The Third Liberty Loan Drive appoints local solicitors led by Jamesburg chairman Frank Pownell and Dayton chairman T. M. Applegate with a list including Harry Hunkele Reuben McDowell Lewis Mershon John Everett and others. The Dayton Post Office moves to a brick building owned by P.R BR with Isaac Luttmann as Postmaster. Mr and Mrs John Everett visited Dr and Mrs Frank Miller in Codwish Ave New Brunswick.
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Jamesburg Committee
Frank Pownell
Dayton Committee
T. M. Applegate
Harry Hunkele
Reuben McDowell
Lewis Mershon
John Everett
South Brunswick
Cranbury
A. Ely
R. D Petty
A. C. Beekman
H. RK. Dey
Joseph Reynods
H.R. Farr
William T. Rowland
Wesley Applegate
Watch Other Ways for Better Health Advice
The passage urges learning from others methods and notes many people use Chamberlain's Tablets for biliousness and constipation with good results. It implies following their example and gaining relief by adopting proven remedies.
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Jearn
Chamberlain
Farmers urged to buy Third Liberty Loan bonds
L D H Weld, ex Yale professor, praises American farmers for meeting war needs and urges increased savings. He notes 1917 agricultural output was record high except wheat, calls for oversubscribing the Third Liberty Loan, and stresses farmers must invest even as costs rise and labor shortages bite.
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L. D. H. Weld
Yale University
Liberty Loan Committee
Weld
Tuikota
Treasury Secretary urges long term Liberty Bond holding
W G McAdoo emphasizes that true aid from bond buyers comes from keeping the Liberty Bond as an investment as long as possible, urging patience and financial commitment to support the government.
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W. G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Who Did the Courting
A narrator narrates a rural courtship tale set among neighbors and suitors in which Martha skirts the field of eligible bachelors. Luke aims to arrange a match but Martha ultimately chooses Jake Trotter, then reveals she did her own courting and the "reward" was a kiss. The piece ends with Martha asserting she handled the courtship herself.
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Martha
Laws
Tom Stigers
Jim Ferguson
Ed Williams
Jake Trotter
Jake
Luke
Sam Lynch
Sam
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William Patterson
Camp Dix
A. F. Williams
Williams
East State St
Trenton, N. J
Wee
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Liberty
U. S. Bonds
Liberty Bonds
Liberty Bond
Uylan
B. C
Hightstown Garage
Ford
East Windsor
Mercer County
Washington Township
Middlesex County
Detroit
Leon Ely
Nightstown
N. J
R. Lewis Furniture Company
Jamesburg, N. J
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