Swetlands Celebrate Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary
HIGHTSTOWN May 31 The twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Roger W Swetland and Miss Currie B Thomas of Harrison Valley Pa was celebrated at Wilson hall with a reception for Peddie Institute students. Principal Swetland noted the school’s growth and thanked attendees as students later joined a banquet in the dining hall. A silver loving cup was presented by G A Sanders on behalf of the school and engraved for the occasion. Dr Kings New Discovery was mentioned as a cure for bronchial ailments amid a mid article interlude.
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Swetlands
Hightstown
Roger W. Ewetland
Currie B. Thomas
Harrison Valley
Swetland
Peddie Institute
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Wilson Hall
Roger W. Swetland
Peddie
Ghost at Sea and Other Oddities in Seafaring Tale
The Sea Flower bark bound for Bristol in June 1804 is haunted after Captain Ellis dies overnight. A mate and crew report a ghostly captain apparition aboard, spurring superstition and crew shortages as the ship is renamed and sold. The piece blends nautical lore with a science note on flies clinging to ceilings and a brief Irish dialogue snippet on women's pay and voting.
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Ellis
A Woman's Great Idea for Beauty and Health
An advertisement proclaims health as key to attractiveness for women. It links constipation and kidney poisons to pimples and dull skin, touts electricBid ers as a cure that regulates stomach liver and kidneys, purifies blood, steadies nerves, and promises a smooth complexion and good breath. Ends with price and local seller.
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The Green Monster and a Wife's Hidden Truth
Norman Winters confronts a stranger in his home who accuses his wife of infidelity. The intruder, Cranston, proposes a calculated plan to ruin Winters publicly, suggesting a staged quarrel at a club and a bridge party alibi. Winters, overwhelmed, wanders the streets before seeking counsel from a friend.
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A Night of Deception Deepens Norman Winters Crisis
Norman Winters, Brown, and Cranston swirl through a tense web of suspicion over Delia Winters's alleged motives and a mysterious midnight visitor. A telephone confession reveals a burglary at the Winters home, shifting blame toward a clever burglar and forcing Winters to improvise an alibi to shield his wife.
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Cranston
Delia Winters
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Worthwiching
Della
Crame
Tim Lilingham Cranston
Waiman
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