Harvest home events and local social notes in South Amboy area
Miss Ella Davis visits friends in South Amboy as Nellie Voorhees battles serious illness. Mrs. Ivins Horner visits her parents, while New Brunswick visitors Ronald Davison and Abram dhiller return from trips. Willard Hotel musician J. Harry Goodwin completes a week at Asbury Park. Dayton Presbyterian harvest home to be held August 16. Levett guests from New York at R. J. Galick's. Ladies Union prayer meeting July 21 at First Church chapel. Emma Rue visits Brooklyn for a week. Cape May Court House visitors Rev and Mrs Hogaman. Miss Ella Stuite in New York for several days. Perrine family guests Catherine Johnson in Cranbury. First Church visit scheduled July 20. Road work advances with stone coating and gravel filling. Esymond Hutchinson from Asbury Park recovers from appendicitis and visits grandmother. Windsor harvest home set for July 18 with Goodwin's band. Rev C F Taylor and son off to Avon for a month. parsonage to be occupied by others. Joseph McMurran of Hightstown dies after apoplexy. respected Mason and Odd Fellow. Picnic at Taylor’s woods includes many local families. John W. Dey of Hightstown dies by suicide. leaves one child. Goodwin's band to play at Union Valley Harvest Home July 26. community anticipates good music and supper. Miss Henrietta Chamberlain of Calhoun-Chamberlain school visits. sister Luella Chamberlain sings at Second Church.
Faithful churches and a stormy week in Hightstown
Sabbath services announced at First and Methodist churches with sermons on learning by experience equipping for service and a child’s memory of a steadfast faith. Second Presbyterian notes Rev Hagaman and Rev Curry and Miss Mary Norton death. A runaway team collapses a churchyard fence near the session house. Obituary for Mr Silvers of Hancock Post noted. Severe storm damages outbuildings at Ora Bennett Cranbury Station and A B Appleget’s new buildings. National sermon by Rev Curry on Isaiah and patriotism shaping nations.
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Hancock Post
Hightstown
Ora Bennett
Cranbury Station
Bennett
Freehold
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Appleget
Cole
John Erwin
J. B. Curry
First Presbyterian Church
Isaiah
Israel
Jerusalem
Holy City
God
Ivaiah
Recollections on God and Liberty in American Destiny
Reflection on divine providence shaping the United States and its role in world affairs. It cites Lincoln, Dewey, Cuba, and Columbia as signs of providence guiding liberty, federalism, and peace, urging citizens to defend homes and institutions. An excursion note for Joe Parker Council No 69 Jr O U A M invites a Hudson River trip aboard the Sirius on August 19 with rail discounts from Amboy.
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England
New World
Abraham Lincoln
Dewey
Spain
Columbia
United States
Europe
America
Prince
Pesce
Joe Parker Council
No. 69
South Amboy
Newbury
Uncle Caleb's Will and a London Welcome
In a gusty March scene Uncle Caleb Cheverel arrives in London seeking shelter from his relatives. Mrs Larkins refuses the spare room and Jenny Eldertop’s family mutters about poverty while Will Eldertop offers help. Tensions rise as Mrs Eldertop resents the guest and a neighbor, Miss Allen, looms as a rival.
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Mre. Larkins
Uncle Cheverel
Jenny
Will Eldertop
Alexia Allan
Miss Allen
Talloress
Rough draft will and family feuding in Uncle Caleb tale
In a bustling scene Jenny finds a rough draft of a will among Uncle Caleb’s clothes, stirring quarrels and schemes about inheritances among Mrs Eldertop, Mrs Larkins, and siblings. Caleb eventually keeps his plans, travels to Gravesend, and years later leaves £20,000 to a cousin while small bequests calm tensions.
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Mr. Eldertop
Congors
Mike
Caleb
Rebecca Larkins
Cheverel
Mrs. Watkins
Mrs. Etdertop
Mrs. Larkins
Uncle Cheverel
Annele Caleb
Coun John
Gravesend
Larkins
Caele Caleb
Johnny
Vether
Vether Ain't. It Was Lying On the Floor In Mr. Watkin
Joseph Hall
Hall
Tortoise Hollow
Dr. Falcon
Mrs. Eldertop
Mr Larkins
Larkinses
Eldertop
Eke
Caleb Chaverel
John
London
John Clark
Jane Eldertop
Mortar Batteries Key to Atlantic Harbor Defense Tactics
A heavy breech loading mortar system forms a core coast defense, with 8 to 10 mile range rifles as main forts and a concealed battery. Mortars fire high shells of 22 inch weight 1000 pounds, guided by precision charts, with 1,000 planned and 320 already mounted. The device uses two-man loading and rivals naval threats, while Spanish sharpshooters near Santiago are described as deadly and under constant threat.
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Wmilhoutes
Perspiration absorbers featured in men's handkerchief display
A sale feature highlights yard handkerchiefs selected from top makers noted for quality. The display emphasizes value and careful selection, presenting perspiration-absorbent options as a notable offering in the stores.
Grandly Good Towel Values Promote Bargain Stock
A Houston area retailer touts a vast towel stock post stock-taking with deep cuts. Bleached 45 inch towels at 10c, heavy linen huck towels, Turkish towels as low as 10c, and pillow and bolster cases priced to clear. Stock policy emphasizes buying now for ready-to-use goods at low, historic prices.
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