Former Governor Werts Dead in New Jersey Era
Former Governor George T. Werts dies at his home on the Boulevard and Union Street after a two week illness leading to pneumonia. Born March 24, 1846, in Hackettstown, he served as New Jersey governor elected in 1892, with later roles as Senator and Supreme Court associate justice. Survived by a widow and two daughters, his funeral was held in Morristown with honorary pallbearers including former governors.
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Jersey City
George Tys Werts
Boulevard and
Union
Mr. Werts
Morristown
Fort An
Griggs
Voorhees
Stokes
Murphy
Hackettstown
Wells
New Jersey
John Kean
Morris County
Lown
Supreme Court
Senate
Voorhees Investigating
John W. Griggs
Woerts
Bordentown Military Academy
State Model School
Trenton
New Jersey Sunday School News and Allentown School Upgrade
Edward W. Dunham reports on Sunday school progress across New Jersey as Rev E Mortis Fergusgon resigns to join the Presbyterian Church, with interim work led by Samuel D. Price and Miss Alice Hamlin visiting districts. Asbury Park Summer School planned July 5 12 1910 led by Elizabeth Denny Paxton with lecturers from New York and Fitchburg. Also notes on Dr King’s New Discovery and Electric Bitters, Allentown school expansion, horse rolling behavior curiosity, and Plantagenet name origin.
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New Jersey Sunday School Association
Edward W.dunham
Annecessor
E. Mortis Fergusgon
Samuel D. Price
Camden
Alice B. Hamlin
Hicabiluary Superintendenti
East Orange
School of Methods
Asbury Park
Elizabeth Denny Paxton
Princeton
Milton 8. Littlefield
Bay Ridge
New York University
Margaret Slattery
Fitchburg, Mass
How to Preserve Them For at Lent
Practical home science notes discuss long keeping eggs in water glass solution for months, cold storage usefulness, and methods to seal bottles with wax and resin. Other tips cover bruises care with warm compresses, hair brushing ritual, freezing with chemicals, porcelain stain removal, and preventing blueing in laundry.
Portrait of a Woman and the Art of Fame
An artist recalls painting a face from a trolley girl found by chance. After months of failed recognition the portrait gains attention. the sitter later sees herself reflected in the work. The narrator muses on art, perception, and the elusive nature of public acclaim.
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