Lottery at Washington adds to strength of the Army
America's 1918 class stood at attention as the national draft lottery drew numbers showing each registrant's order of call. The list, spanning thousands of numbers, explains how the class will be assigned to five military classes, with new registrants placed at the end of the list and Class 1 likely to be called before year’s end.
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Charles O'Connor Hennessy
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Albert Magee
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Harold BD. Wells
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Glepshaw Glass Works
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Zerett Colby
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Toboken
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Iligh
T. Latimer Brooks
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Tso
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Brumbaugh
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Jersey City
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Garritt Ford
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Chamber of Commerce of
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Charles O'Brien
Court of Cannon Pleas
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Inventions Claim Destructive Shell Reaches Berlin
E B Malcolm of Campallton New Brunswick claims a new A B type shell can travel a thousand miles and destroy Berlin by secret propulsion. He asserts range and direction control from England, threatening to “blow Bertie off the map.” The piece notes his secrecy and a contrast with piano literature.
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Berlin
E. B. Malcolm
Campallton
N. B
International Railway of New Brunswick
Malcolm
Montreal Star
England
Bertie
State Tax Board picks new NJ leaders in Trenton
The annual meeting in Trenton named Frank Bo Glass of Haddon Heights president with Lucian T. Russell stepping down. New members Harry W. Mutehlef of Rockaway and Alonzo D. Herrick of Hackettstown joined the board.
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State Tax Board
Trenton
Frank Bo Glass
Haddon Heights
Lucian T. Russell
Harry W. Mutehlef
Rockaway
Alonzo D. Herrick
Hackettstown
Not a truth has to art or to science been given
A compact, reflective line speaks of humanity’s unfulfilled quest for truth in art and science. It contrasts longing with the elusive nature of understanding, inviting contemplation of knowledge beyond immediate reach.
How to Tell Fresh Fish and Clean It Properly
Instructions on judging freshness with firm eyes and gills, scaling tips using a knife or curry comb, removing entrails and washing, then boiling or frying methods with seasoning suggestions. Includes fish salad and a salt codfish recipe with white sauce and sour cream as alternatives.
Summer Dishes From A Rural Kitchen
A collection of simple vegetable recipes with guidance for preparing green peas with lettuce cream, Rochester soup using almonds and chicken stock, asparagus salad, and creamed onions. Instructions cover prepping ingredients boiling, blending, and serving with butter substitutes.
Puzzle Strip on Husband Wife Harmony and Compulsion
A humor piece from Howe's Weekly explores couples forced to “stusfy” and “nnk things over” to get along. It suggests marriages hinge on small compromises and the presence of children keeps them together despite frequent quarrels.
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