Entertaining guests and local notes pass along town
Rev and Mrs James B Clark host this month sister and Prof Stetler and wife from West Philadelphia. G D Van Derveer was in Philadelphia on business. Mrs Samuel Oehler and daughter Evelyn attended a Methodial Sunday school picnic at Oehler's Grove. Several residents visited Jamesburg. Chamberlain's Tablets praised for stomach trouble. Monroe Perrine of Englishtown found dead near Bluts Crossing beside railroad tracks with facial injuries. burial permit dispute resolved, investigation considered.
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James B. Clark
Prof
Stetler
West Philadelphia
Samuel Oehler
Evelyn
Oehler
Monroe Perrine
Englishtown
Trenton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Blults
William Harding
New Brunswick
Hardity
Middlesex
Tiny Tacks Raise Big Sparks in Worcestershire History
The article recalls Bromsgrove in Worcestershire as the center of tack making where craftspeople once forged up to 1260 tacks per batch by hand. Each tack was minute enough to fill a goose quill barrel and weighed about twenty grains according to the New York Press.
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Bromsgrove
Worcestershire
England
New York Press
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