Kenmore Improvement Association Promotes Trees and Civic Pride
The Kenmore Improvement Association in Kenmore New York advocates salubrious regulations, tree planting, and beautification. It promotes public reading, parliamentary practice, and civic reading. Membership is open to all regardless of religion. The group helped plant street trees under a state act, financed by local assessments, with three year care guarantees and economies from bulk buying. The society meets twice monthly, featuring debates lectures and papers on public interest.
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Munlling
Ena
Kenmore
Menmore
Buffalo
Library Exhibit on Civic Improvement at Muscatine
The P. M. Musser Library in Muscatine Iowa displays a table of books and magazine articles on town and city improvement. Readings include The Coming City How to Plan the Home Grounds and Municipal Public Works with others on parks cemeteries and gardens.
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Dolaz
Lbrarian
P.M. Musser Pubic Library
Muscatine
I. T
J. W. Elliott
The
Iowa Park and Forestry Association
Town State Horticultural Society
Backyard woods bloom into miniature nature gardens
Professor Henry Kraemer spoke on transforming ordinary town yards into miniature wood like gardens that bloom from March to fall. He described a garden with 114 plant species in 1,800 square inches, showing how wild flora can thrive with no cultivation and little care. A Texan club reports Dallas campaign spending and broad mail outreach, while real estate noting price variation underscores differing values. Cough and indigestion remedies are advertised, touting One Minute Cough Cure and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with local sales by N F Clayton.
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Henry Kraemer
Philadelphia Press
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Hoboken Boy Astrologist Predicts July to September Calamities
A Hoboken boy astrologer outlines a program for Greater New York from July through December predicting disasters from fires at salons to an earthquake in Manhattan and the burning of the Brooklyn Bridge, with warnings about floods, thefts, and social unrest as observers note past doomsday prophecies and public skepticism.
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Hoboken
Greater
New York
New Jersey
Manhattan
Brooklyn Bridge
Atlantis City
Daily Record
Sumer
Tote Atavale
Arhtry Park
P. Moore
Neptune
Norwood Avenue
Dia
Population shifts and notes from New Jersey census
Cenaup reports show population changes across 23 municipalities with a net increase of 2 898 after a total rise of 4 002 and a total decrease of 1 214. Jamesburg borough lists 1 350 residents and Helmet 57. Mary Shorpcoun of Paterson is noted as the oldest resident at 108, still active. Election machine bids seek about 100 units for seven parties and 30 candidates per party plus four questions. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve advertised for sores and burns.
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Cectetary
Jamesburg
New Jersey
Mary ‘Shorpcoun
Paterson
Mas
Thompson
Mortistown
Nola
Diamond cure for consumption claims spark in Paris
Vague report claims a diamond cure for consumption exists in Paris with mentions of Dr. Kings New Discovery for coughs and colds. Anecdotes from W T McGee and a Kentucky resident share relief from remedies, while local ads tout Ocean Grove and Long Branch excursion rates and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a cure for a lip sore.
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Paris
W.T. McGee
Vanieer
Venn
Dr. King
Clayton's
Pennsylvania Railroad Roundtrip Tickets For Pacific Coast Expositions
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers greatly reduced round trip tickets from all lines to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Seattle Tacoma Victoria Vancouver and San Diego on specified dates April 4 to September 27 and May 29 to September 27 in connection with the Lewis and Clark Exposition and various conventions. For exact dates routes and rates contact the ticket agent.
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Portland
Ore
Pacific Coast
Pennsylviana Railroad Company
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Seattle
Tacoma
Victoria
Vancouver
San Diego
New Life Pills Promised to Relieve Pain and Constipation
An ornate ad extols Dr. King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for headache dizziness and constipation. It cites Clayton's drug store and a Valley City clerk testimonial while claiming the pills are easy to take for any age.
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Tome
DeWitta
Mack Ahuiltan
Valley City
N. D
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the Cranbury Press
Cranbury, NY
Press Printing Coo
Dallas
Tex
Denver
New York American
N. FL
Clayton
N. F.clayton
Hoboken’s
Conklin
Sloatuburg
Hiram Conklin
Butt
Washington Post
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Boston Cooking School
Kennedy
N. FE. Clayton
Mia
Annie Hunter
Pittsburg
Cypot
Clayton’s
Driug
Jersey
DeWitts
DeWitt
N. FB. Clayton
Old Sul
Linn
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
Long Branch
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Queean Grove
Sue
Cranbury
Mos
Leck
Concord
Bucklen
Stegendar
E. State St
Brond SL
Trenton, N. de
Ase CT
Mane Park
East State Street
Trenton, N.F
Chas
J. Keeler
BRO
Emery Sintrts
Gibraltar
Wanamaler & Brown's Clothing
Hightstown, N. J
C. C. Blanvelt's Store
ALSIO
F. W. Donnelly’s
Trenton
Trent Tol
ER. A. Donnelly
Thos Mason & Son
China
Japan
Thomas Mason & Son
Main St. Wightstown, N. J
Hightstown
OUR
BO Per Dosen
Samuel Fryer
Morrison Street
N. J
Garpet
Price
J. S. Rogers & Son
Migacine
Pyaar
Ameren Boyd
Yeear Bookhener
Mounthly
A. Laverwne Roe
Plainsboro
N. 4
Iors
Harold
Mickey
Lotiaville Courier Journal
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Free Information Bureau
Information Bureau
Brooklyn Eagle
Eagle
Eagle Information Bureau
Buren
Kate Card
Address Information Bureau
Enanduny, N.S
Chance
Scientific Americar
Sear
All New
Munn & Co
Washington
Newark Business College
Cor
W. W
Prin
Newark, N.J
Peppler
R. R
Potato Diggers
Thomas Peppler
Consult
Sun Optical Mfg. Co
Geo. F. Applegate
State and Warren Streets
Trenton, N. J
Lupton Bros
Matawan, Keyport
New-York
Tribune Farmer
National Illustrated Agricultural Weekly
New-York Tribune
Farmer
Tribune
New York City
the Press
Cranbury, N. J
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