Hudson Pontoon Taxable Property Increases Amid War Risk Plans
Federal wartime bridge proposal details emerge with George A. Post explaining tolls under War Department supervision. The article covers pontoon bridge construction plans between Yonkers and Alpine, and notes trips by ships to facilitate the project. It also outlines a statewide War Risk Insurance campaign to assist veterans with claims and care, plus a push to repeal New Jersey boxing law and 1921 property tax increases highlighting Hudson, Essex, and Atlantic counties.
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Trenton
Hudson River
United States
Senate
Joseph S. Frelinghagen
New Jersey
George A. Post
Hudson River Bridge and Terminal Association
Hudson River Pontoon Bridge Company
Mr. Post
Congress
Secretary of War
Shipping Board
United States Shipping Board
Yonkers
Alpine
Fost
Albany
Iona Island
Newburg
Veterans of Rights
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
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Thomas J. McEvoy
Washington
Ned Cross
American Legion
Evey
Red Cross
Robert LaRoe
James Daley
James ‘Dwyer
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International Reform Bureau
State Board of Taxes and Assessments
State Department
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Essex
Hudson County
State Board
Essex County
Prudential Insurance Company
Atlantic County
Atlantic City
Camden County
Burlington
Cape May
Cumberland
Gloucester
Hunterdon
Mercer
Middlesex
Monmouth
Morris
Somerset
Warren
County Boards of Taxation
Highway Department
J. W. Mason
Newark Automobile Trade Association
Free Range Guinea Fowls Provide Much of Their Own Feed
United States Department of Agriculture guidance notes guinea fowl thrive on free range with grain supplements in winter. Breeders should have grit charcoal and oyster shell available. Pair mating occurs naturally but one male per three or four females can suffice. Some operations confine birds in pens with wing clipping, grass pasture, and roosting sheds for winter.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Geese Good Grazing Stock in Waste Reduction
Geese play a key role in waste reduction by grazing on pastures and using grain from stables and feeding pens. Poultry specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture note geese outproduce other poultry in fat creation and offer year round demand beyond holiday peaks.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Study Demands of Markets for Poultry Products
A producer should study market demands to learn how where and when to dispose of poultry products to gain best advantage.
Aspirin Warning Ad from Bayer Label
Warning to buyers to look for Bayer on aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for twenty one years. Lists uses such as colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago with Bayer trademark. Notes price of twelve tablet packs and that druggists sell larger sizes.
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Bayer
Sparrows Fight Back as Workmen Attack Danville Church
Workmen using burning sulphur to clear sparrows nesting in the church bel fry at the Presbyterian church in Danville Pennsylvania were attacked by the birds and driven from the roof. Trustees consider offering a reward to exterminate the birds.
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Presbyterian
Danville
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Offer
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a premier kidney liver and bladder remedy. It highlights gentle healing effects and quick relief, urging readers to send ten cents for a sample and to purchase in two bottle sizes at drug stores.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
A Compliment and a Cuticura Advertisement
A humorous exchange about hay fever and dictionaries leads to a Cuticura soap and ointment pitch. An accompanying joke shows a husband admitting he lets his wife think she has her own way, without delusion.
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Buch
Bister Webster
Too Early
A playful historical misquote plays on Caesar crossing the Rubicon with a remark about missing a chance to spin a toddle top. The line mixes classical empire stakes with a child’s toy, creating an incongruous humorous observation.
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Caesar
Rubicon
Man Asked to Take on More Tasks
A man known for taking initiative is repeatedly asked to handle additional duties. The request reflects a reliance on his capability and raises questions about workload and expectations.
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