Disbands State Militia to Form Reorganized National Guard Units
The New Jersey governor approves disbanding the state militia and replacing it with reorganized National Guard units led by Adjutant General Frederick Gilkyson and Quartermaster General E Edward Murray. Plans call for multiple regiments and coordinations across Trenton Camden Elizabeth Perth Amboy and other cities with pay and training rules outlined for new units.
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National Guard
Gilkyson and Murray
Trenton
Gilkyson
Murray
Jersey City
Frederick Gilkyson
E. Edward Murray
Edwards
Newton A. K. Bugbee
Brienthall
Sadler
Brientnall
Fort
New Jersey
Adjutant General's Department
State Militia
Harry P. Moorhead
United States
Camden
Elizabeth
Perth Amboy
Chatham
Summit
New Brunswick
Asbury Park
Freehold
Flemington
Somerville
Burlington
Mt. Holly
Riverside
Bridgeton
Salem
Atlantic City
Coast Artillery
New Jersey briefs outline local council bids and resignations
Pleasantville seeks to buy a memorial building from the American Legion Post. Cooper H. Prickett resigns from Burlington City Board of Education presidency due to heavier duties. Bordentown Home and School Association pushes site for a new high school with lodge involvement. Baptists in Woodstown raise pastor salary.
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Pleasantville
American Legion Post
Cooper H. Prickett
Burlington City Board of Education
Home and School Association of
Bordentown
Woodstown
C. H. Thompson
Henry Cooper
Washington
Millville
Millville Woman's Club
J. Frank Cutter
Burlington
Warren County Board of Freeholders
Oxford
Buttzville
Hope
Blairstown
Judson Tractor Company of California
New York
Standard Process Steel Corporation
Phillipsburg
Edgar S. Waters
National Park
Westville
Noreg
Interstate Milk Producers’ Association
New Egypt
Ewan
Seabrooks Farm
Deerfield
Pearl B. Dawson
Paulsboro
National Park Board of Education
Civil Service
Post Office Department
Pitman
Audubon
Francis V
F. Vernon ‘Ware
Navy
Bertha Wilds
Omnibus Corporation
Middlesex County
Public Service Company
Now-Brunswick
A. L. Allen
Middlesex Omnibus
Lewis Ts"Bryant
Newark
Federal Municipal Employment Bureau
John M.bassin
Wallace
Burington
Excise Commission of
Caticlan Ar Ere
Eltgatin
Blackwood
Chew's Landing
Gloucester City
Henry E. Jones
Presbyterian Church
Harrisonville
Americarr
John Riley
Wildwood Alumni Association
T.C. Wheaton Company of
Millsville
Hunterdon County
Pomona Grange
Arden
South Jersey
Ocean City
Vineland
Consolidated Glass Company
Mackay
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
James. McFadden
Home and ‘School League
Mothers’ Club
BE. B. Bacon
Jersey City
Russell H. Nulty
S. B. Swan
Tratle
Cumberland County
Cowgill
Alexander Carson
Camden
Gloucester County
jJawn
Yorkship
Prune desserts recipes from a late 19th century kitchen column
A kitchen column shares prune based dessert recipes including Prune Whip Parfait Prune Pattie and Prune Roll with steps for stewing mashing and baking. It combines culinary tips on prunes flavor and modern cookery methods to enhance the fruit.
Seasonable Dishes From A Historic Home Cook Book
A wartime era column presents simple recipes for baked apples with nuts and raisins, vegetable chowder, and buttermilk bread. Instructions cover core removal, sugar-sugar-water glaze, renditions for chowder with pork and corn, and a long bread-baking method including milk, yeast, and multiple rises.
Misery of Backache Relief Reported in Muskegon
Mrs. G Schoonfield of Muskegon Michigan says six years of back trouble left her weak and unable to walk at times. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her strength and stamina, enabling her to do all her work and she strongly recommends the medicine to others.
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Muskegon
Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Woman's Health Gift and Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Aware women neglect health until gynecological issues arise and may rely on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad promises confidential help from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts and offers reader letters answered by a woman.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Einkham
Moderated Ones and Liver Pills Ad Takedown
An antiquated ad fragment promotes Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills to “tone up your liver” while mocking a drinking author who “paints emotions.” The copy reads as a satirical or sensational wartime style 水 vague health claim with medical quackery language.
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Wright
Ady
Inherent Antagonism and Prohibition Deliberations
Fragmentary quote questions why lawyers fail to overturn prohibition as the issue pits legal strategy against a broad policy. The text hints at a debate centered on constitutional or legal principles guiding prohibition challenges.
Shortages and Burned Christmas Trees Parody
A macabre poem fragment recalls shortages and a satirical line about Christmas trees. The speaker casts a sour face as a mask from a devilish source, hinting at gloom and irony.
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Jersey Solons
N.J. Militia
State Department of Labor
State Federation of District School Boards
The
Federated Boards
Woodbury
Clayton
Williamstown
Glassboro
Sesson
Franklinville
New Jersey State
Order of Owls
Woodbury Reading Club
Wildwood
City Commission of
Poice
Riverton Council
Henry A. Cotton
State Hospital For the Insane
State Board of Institutions
Haddonfield
Haddon
Government ‘Ordnance’ Department
Washington Park
Ralph Waldo Trine
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Fletcher
Devil’s Factory
Bill
Cascara
Hill
Holland
Piiso
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