Officials study new guard law in New Jersey
In Trenton the Militia Bureau endorses Governor Edwards that the Powell law to reorganize the New Jersey National Guard is unconstitutional without presidential consent. The measure, urged by Assemblyman Powell, would reshuffle units, but faces federal supervision questions and possible reallocation after encampment at Sea Girt.
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Trenton
Federal Military Bureau
Judge Advocate General
United States Army
New Jersey National Guard
Militia Bureau
Edwards
National Guard
Assemblyman
Powell
Burlington
Guard
Howard S. Borden
Oceanie
Borden
South Jersey
Powell Law
One Hundred and Fourteenth Infantry Regiment
Camden
One Hundred and Thirteenth Regiment
Newark
United States
Sea Girt
Edwin Robert Walker
New Jersey
St. Michael's Protestant Episcopal Church
Exe
Newton A. K. Bughee
Walker
Galt
Bughbee
Charles H. Baker
FE. H. Ginnelly
W. Starr Myers
Walter P. Wilson
Tr. J. &. Stretch
Williamh. Atkinson
J. R. Cooper
W. O. Warren
Albert C. Funk
Steinmetz
New Jersey Briefs Cover Crime, Education and Local Affairs
Newark's city farm to supply eggs vegetables pork and chickens under Mayor Breidenbach plan. Morristown declines Theodore N. Vail library bequest. auction planned. Mount Holly Rotary Club formed. local zoning and crossings at Interlaken raised safety concerns after fatal crash. Mary Jane Taylor inherits estate after aunt Susan Anthony death. nurses board appointed. Cape May light and power rates approved. county mosquito ditching bids sought. Memorial Day for National Park etc. Accidents, deaths, and civic notes across state towns.
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Newark
Ivy Hill
Breidenbach
Morristown
Theodore N. Vail
Anderson Galleries
Ocean City
Puch
Monmouth County
Berry
New York and
Long Branch Railroad
Interlaken
Mount Holly
Rotary Club
International Association
Woodford I. Shreve
Camden
Camden Rotary Club. James Brook, Sixty Years Old, of Teosenhayn
Jesse Bridge
Norma
South Orange High School
Board of Education
Susan F. Anthony
Bellevue
Pittsburgh
Mary Jane Taylor
Vassar Avenue
Ventnor City
Atlantic Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Taylor
John A. Taylor
Agnes M. Keane
Marie Louise
Plainfield
Martha Scott
Long Branch
Jessie KE. West
Edwards
State Board of Examiners
Public Utility Commission
Cape Muay Light and Power Company
Cape May
Cape May County
Seaville Camp Meeting
Public Service Railway Company
Clyde Mitchell
Hutontown
Joseph Boden
Glassboro Pike
Hurtsville
Pomonn Orange
Cumberland County Board of Agriculture
Cumberland County
Shad Fisherien
Gloucester City
Ernest Neff
Thomas Fletcher
Harry Casper
Joseph Simpson
National Park
Allen
Henry EK. Ricketts
Essex County Hospital
Soho
County Board of Freeholders
Deal
Regulation
William J. Toyd
Portsmouth
England
Glasgow
Scothand
America
Tie
Hope Presbyterian Church
Atlantic City City
Royal Blue
Atlantic City
New York
Pitman Board of Trade
Harold Leroy Fitzhugh
Vineland
Elizabeth Maycock
Fitzhugh
Teasdute
Ihebecca Winston
Anderson Bourgveois
Board of Freeholders
Weymoath
Edgar Sheppard
Clara
Costos Dinos
Clifton Avenue
Dinos
Bridgeton
Gloucester City Board of Health
Westville
Franklinville
City Commission
Public Safety
Ladon
Schod
Pitman Shrine Club
William A. Parent
J. G. Carson
J. T. Bryan
John Peterson
Gloucester
Cumberland County Firemen’s Association
Missouri River
Missouri
Interpreter of Nature at Frog Pond Entertains Guests
The Youngstown Telegram notes two girls on their first country night who hear a frog chorus. A high peeping voice and a deep frog call prompt the girls to guess if a bird or a cow or an automobile might be making the sounds.
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Youngstown
Peeper
Winnie
Susan
Man delays repentance due to grand jury session
A Wisconsin revival tale features a man who hesitates to confess wrongdoing while a grand jury is in session. He finally asks to repent, noting that though the Lord may forgive, he cannot speak while the grand jury is present.
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Wisconsin
Boston Transcript
Flirtation Spoiled in Quiet Nail Salon Exchange
A facetious patron jokes about lingering as a manicurist explains the barber husband will return after finishing a shave. The exchange reveals a playful, tense dynamic in a small salon scene.
Cuticura Skin Care Ad Promises Clear Skin Fragrance
An advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment for pimples redness and itching then suggests bathing with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Rinse dry gently and dust Cuticura Talcum for a pleasant fragrance with each product priced at 25c.
Faint Praise from Editor on Manuscript Craft
A bard questions the editor about his manuscript and receives backhanded praise. The editor compliments the writer on style and calls out his letters, noting that his capital D and the letter y are well formed. The exchange preserves a tone of sly humor.
Word for Himself Sparks Advice and Mock Trial Tone
A clipped exchange shows Betty asking what to do as Jack pressures her. Tom jokes that she should say yes to another man while Well Informed comments on a versatile race and a judge notes that she knows the business of all her friends.
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Betty
Jack
Tom
Second Fiddle at Home Hobson Henry Comment
A brief quip from the Boston Transcript about Henry Peck feeling sidelined at home, remarking he plays no instrument and is relegated to second fiddle. The humorous line highlights a domestic jest rather than a newsworthy event.
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Henry
Peck
Boston Transcript
Money Talks Quiet Bank Amid Market Silence
A bank shows unusual quiet as money flows shift elsewhere, prompting market observers to note subdued lending and cautious investor sentiment despite upbeat rhetoric.
Supply and Demand in The Best Man’s Shadow
The dialogue between Miss Cayenne and a bemused speaker hints at a marriage dilemma with sharp witticisms. A quip about sour grapes suggests social constraints and personal chances in a tangled courtship.
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Miss Cayenne
Science and Safety Across Time
A compact note cites Huxley on science as trained common sense. It hints at a safety mindset amid a conspiracy claim involving a doctor hospital and undertaker, with no clear dates or names beyond Hoover.
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Thomas Huxley
Hoover
Norma Laboratories NORMA aids dangerous blood pressure
An old advertisement claims NORMA, a purely vegetable remedy from Norma Laboratories, Albany NY, lowers dangerous blood pressure and improves appetite. It is offered by druggists or via mail for $1.29 postpaid, and is said to be used successfully for years by a noted physician.
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Norma
Norma Laboratoriea
Albany, N. Y
Quaker Hat Deal Surprises Rustic Customer
A rustic tries to buy a hat from a Quaker for 15 shillings and offers 12. The Quaker refuses, saying he cannot sell at that price. The rustic retorts and the Quaker, revealing a long practice of the phrase, ends up giving the hat away for free.
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Boston Transcript
The Privileged Ones
The economic investigator notes the middle class faces a tougher time. Mr. Chuggins agrees that a person between a private car and a flivver cannot tour constantly, spending summers in Florida and winters in Maine.
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Mr. Chuggins
Florida
Maine
Odd Coincidence in Wartime Discovery
A postwar tale from Lor raine describes finding a billfold lost by a German soldier in a deserted village. It holds a photo of a girl with a mother and sister in Lincoln Park, while a Chicago Journal opinion urges workers to seek work to avert strikes and unrest.
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Lorraine
Lincoln Park
Chicago Journal
A Trying Period Through Which Every Woman Must Pass
Personal letters praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during perimenopausal symptoms. Mrs Fan Rosenstein and Mrs J S Livernor share improvements in fatigue headaches nervousness and stomach trouble. The ad promotes the company's remedy and offers a free women’s health book upon request.
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Philo
Lydia E. Pinkham
Fannie Rosenstein
Holly St. Phila
Detroit
Michigan
J. S. Livernors
Junction Avenue
Detroit, Mich
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NEW Guard
Washington
Coutry Medical Societies
Wells P. Eagleton
Medical Society of New Jersey
Engleton
State Medical Society
Eagleton
Welfare Committee
State Commissioner of Labor
Alb
New York Telephone Company
J. A. Hurley
Telephone Company
Mr. Hurley
Sie
Netcong
Bordentown
Hammonton
New Brunswick
Woille
Simfér
New York State
Atlantic County
Mays Landing
Tlantic City
New Jersey Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Ilegally
Nettle S. Rowell
Fielder
G. Wisner Thorne
Newark Sunday Call
New Jersey State
Iever
Birmingham Age-Herald
Dept. N
Xclad Wire CO
Moundsville, W. Va
Parker
Drorpists
Hiscox Chem
Hiscox Chemical Works
Particulara
U.S. Com. Corp
Williamsbridge
New York City
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