Jersey City Theatres Charged Over Child Access in 16 List
Jersey City officials arraigned 35 moving picture theatre proprietors for keeping disorderly houses by admitting children under 16 unaccompanied. The long list of local civic moves includes July through August motions, garden and city improvements, new plants, water supply fixes, library proposals, and notices of public events across Hudson and Cumberland counties.
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Moving Picture ‘Theatres
Sullivan and Tennant
Jersey City
Pitman
E. H. Walker
Trenton
Westmont Civic Association
Bridgeton
Swedesboro
Sewell
Hardingville
Whitaker
Millville
Morris Albus
Philadelphia
Hammonton
Woodstown Board of Education
Pitman Grove
Bayonne
Newark Meadows
Vineland
Riverton Council
Civil Service
Smithville
Mount Holly
Amy Pierson
Metuchen
du Pont
Carney’s Point
Collingswood Chautauqua Association
Woodbury
Edward
Meyers, & Paulsboro
Moorestown
Board of Health of
William JcCain
Patrick J. Campbell
Paterson
National
Newark
Thomas N. Gray
Yacht Club
Stone Harbor
Edward Mohr
Downing
Sarah Burns
John Rotenberg
Tipperary
Emil Swentain
Monmouth County
Swentain
John Boston
Farmingdale
Eae
Hennery
Ray Ty
Barreis
Phila
Fey
Penn
Va. & Tenn
Wake
Jersey
Cal
Lima
Northern Spy
Baldwin
Ben Davis
Georgia
Carmen
Carrier
Elberta
Havana
Health Officials Push Strict Rules to Fight Infantile Paralysis
A Trenton bulletin from the State Department of Health urges banning children's gatherings to prevent infantile paralysis spread. It calls for home isolation during outbreaks, full house disinfection, even wallpaper removal, daily case reporting, and strict quarantine of patients. It warns transmission may occur via nasal discharges and bowels, notes past outbreaks, and cites New Jersey case counts through 1915.
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Trenton
State Department of Health
United States
New Jersey
Essex County
Price, Waterhouse & Company
Logan
Water Department
Ceater
Fell
Trenton & Mercer County Traction Corporation
Leftover Desserts And Simple Dishes From A Bygone Kitchen
A collage of old kitchen guidance covers tender steak tips, pudding molds, and fruit preserves. It offers practical recipes including orange preserves, marshmallow parfait, Spanish cream, and clever repurposing ideas for rice pudding, cottage pudding, and custards, with a closing remark on efficient meal planning.
Easier Methods and Small Family Tensions
A suburban resident mocks daily lawn mowing routines while proposing many substitutes to test. A small brother teases a sister about a nickname as the family discussion turns on summer plans. A meek man defends his wife and daughters who expect to stay home all summer.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Forty Weeks Sentimental Miss Do You Believe in Long Engagements
A witty exchange about long engagements, plus a remark on male admiration for pretty women versus homely ones, and a note that removable-teeth hair combs have been invented. The dialogue features an actor and a Boston Transcript tone.
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Boston Transcript
Free Book Claim On Rheumatism Cure Offered
An advertisement offers a free book titled Rheumatism Its Cause and Cure by Jesse A. Cass of Brockton Massachusetts. It promotes the booklet as wonderful and free and invites readers with rheumatism or neuritis to write for a copy.
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Jesse A. Cass
Dept. C. W
Brockton
Mass
Adv
Much-Wanted Man in a Doorway Confrontation
A dramatic scene unfolds as a book agent seeks Mr. Flinn while Mrs. Flinn blocks the doorway with a large stick. The exchange hints at a tense meeting and a lecture by Flubdub on Pike's Peak provokes a remark about distance and attention.
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Flubdub
Pike's Peak
Senator Sorghum Quotes Silence as Campaign Speech
In a campaign moment, Senator Sorghum responds that he will need to speak, noting that the era of eloquent silence is now the province of supreme leadership. The remark frames rhetoric as a political tool during elections.
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Tll
Senator Sorghum
Poetic Stiggins and the Fate of Launched Hopes
The remark about St Higgins as a poet suggests his muse runs with him and writes fugitive poetry. The passage comments that many await their ships to come in yet were never launched and that striving for goodness now may miss fire in the next life.
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Kilmer
Parcel Post
Ir. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
St .Higgins
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Health Officials Issue Bulletin
State Department
New Jersey Field‘ Artillery
Orange
Tobyhanna
Edward C. James
East Orange
Walpole
Libby
Pour Grocer’s
Ill
THE
NEW Home Sewing Machine CO
L. Lachtristein
417 Granby Bt
Norfolk
Small Brothers
Duckie
20Th Century Co
Broadway
New York
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mans
New Post
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