Jamesburg Speaker Praises Temperance At Two Churches
Harold Bennett spoke at Cranbury Methodist church in the morning and at Union Valley Methodist Protestant church in the afternoon on Temperance and Cigarettes. He spoke under the auspices of the W C T U Sunday school department led by Mrs. Harry Heckman, county superintendent.
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Harold Bennett
Cranbury
Union Valley Methodist Protestant Church
W. C. T. U. Sunday School Department
Harry Heckman
Plainsboro Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Aliss Mary Boon of Darby Pa and Master Frank Vanderkiat of Philadelphia guests of Mr and Mrs Isaac Jolly. Mrs Isaac Barlow entertains sister in law Mrs D M Davison and family from Newburgh Pa. Mrs Mary Ker entertains her son Frank Ker of New Brunswick and Mr and Mrs William Stalcup and son Howard of Princeton. Miss Luella Hults and J E White were Trenton visitors. Miss Emily Jeffers hosts for two weeks the Tobias sisters from Factoryville Pa. Miss Jennie Stout visits Mr and Mrs Howard Stout.
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Aliss Mary Boon
Darby, Pa
Frank Vanderkiat
Philadelphia
Isaac Jolly
Isaac Barlow
D. M. Davison
Newburgh
Mary Ker
Frank Ker
New Brunswick
William Stalcup
Howard
Princeton
Mies Luella Hults
J. E. White
Trenton
Mies
Emily Jeffers
Tobias
Factoryville
Jennie Stout
Howard Stout
Exemption Tags Made To Shield From Public Criticism
The War Department will issue small metal tags labeled Exemption to shield men freed by exemption boards from bearing arms. Thousands of circular red white and blue buttons will be produced and sent to exemption boards after selecting a design from artist submissions.
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Washington
War Department
Foundations Built From Yesterdays and Tomorrows
A reflective quote by James Clarkson Harvey on how yesterday shapes today and tomorrow, noting yesterday as blocks for today and tomorrow as fleets of clouds shaped by circumstance.
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James Clarkson Harvey
Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
Now is the time to buy a bottle of this remedy and be prepared for colic and diarrhoea attacks during the summer months. It is worth a hundred times its cost when needed.
Billy Sunday Plans South Winter Campaign in Atlanta
Evangelist William A Sunday known as Billy will launch a southern tour this winter starting in Atlanta Georgia with a campaign in November and December after a Los Angeles opening September 2. His son George M Sunday confirms the itinerary while Homer Rodeheaver and the usual staff will accompany him. dates cover Washington Chicago and Duluth with Newark 1918 talks planned.
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Billy
Atlantic City
William A
Devil
South
Atlanta
George M. Sunday
Traymore
Sunday
Delaware Water Gap
Hood River
Ore
Los Angeles
Homer Rodeheaver
Mr. Sunday
Washington, D.C
Chicago
Duluth
Newark
Day to Day Sermon and Social Notes From Dayton
A Sunday sermon by Rev. James B. Clark reflects on Christ's call to follow. Local social updates include visits by the MacDonalds and Griggs, improvements in Mrs. James Davison's health, a guest from Hoboken, and a P O S A lodge installation. An injury from a catfish fin is reported with medical care sought and a hospital stay. Washington portrait anecdote and leather as money discuss early currency practices.
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James B. Clark
Henry MacDonald
William Griggs
Jamesburg
Trenton
Wm. H. MacDonald
James Davison
Edgar Carroll
Harry S. Cook
Hoboken
Mary E. Caborn
Bessie Hubbard
Washington Camp No
P. O
Paul Mutzke
W. G. Schoenly
Roy R. van Derveer
Seymour Osborn
A. Snedeker
J. Y W. Grover
W. Schoenly
D. D. Stults
Raymond Snedeker
J.C. Duan
Franklin Park
Louis XII
France
Self Control And Gentleness As Strength
A translated aphorism urging mastery of anger. Marcus Antoninus states that calm gentleness aligns with humanity and freedom from passion, and that true strength grows as one remains unmoved by anger.
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Marcus Antoninus
The Man Who Married for a Birdlike Laugh
A narrator describes a trout fishing morning interrupted by two birdlike notes from a passing girl. He pursues the mystery, moves from pursuit to romance, and marries Annette Thurston to hear her laugh again, reflecting on romance.
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Annetta
Thurston
Annette Thurston
Xiss Thurston
Folk Songs Show America's Musical Growth Through Foster
The Philadelphia Record praises Stephen C. Foster as the master of simple heartfelt folk tunes. It highlights Suwanee River and My Old Kentucky Home as quintessential American folk songs shaping the nation’s musical development.
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America
United States
Stephen C. Foster
Suwanee River
Philadelphia Record
Early Urban Life Across Medieval Europe
The article traces urban development from Paris and London pavements around 1200 and 1417 respectively to Berlin delaying paving into the 1600s. It notes late glass windows, waste thrown from upper stories despite calls to “Look out,” scarce carriages in Paris by 1550, and that coaches began in England around 1580.
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Paris
London
Berlin
England
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Children’s Gingham
Madras
Annette Kellerman
East State St
Trenton, N. J
Farmers Co-operative Association of
Mercer County
Broad Street Bank
Edison
N. J
Plainsboro
Chamberlain
Dayton
Gingham
Anderson
Gabardine
Choice
Strinhach
Asbury Park
Company
New Dersry
R. A. Donnelly
State Street
Broad
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
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