Jersey News Snippets Highlight Local Events And Incidents
Westmont reports a gang of sneak thieves stirring concern while Bordentown hosts a weeklong carnival. Cape May bonds sell for 106000 at a premium to New York bankers. Hammonton to gain free postal delivery soon. Carton pleads guilty to illegal sale of minor. fined 91.65. A cow incident injures Millville farmer John Borosky. Cane May gains ex-assemblyman William Porter as City Clerk. Mantua plans a civic gala. Riverton graduates mass 18 with diplomas. Wenonah news on celebrations.
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Westmont
Bordentown Moose
Cape May
New York
Hammonton
Charles Carton
Mqnor
Thomas Whitaker
Millville
John Borosky
William Porter
Cane May
Thomas W. Miller
Mantua
Riverton
Wenonah
Meredith Davis
Pitman Grammar School
Andes E. Dudd
Woodbury
Budd
John Ryan
New Brunswick
William R Williams
Montclair
Oscar Michael
Newark
Orange
Ladies' Aid Society of Bethany Baptist Church
Camden
Broad
Delaware Streets
Paulsboro
Woodbury Board of School
South Jersey Retail Hardware Dealers’ Association
Woodstown
Barnesboro
Salem High School
A. W. Farrel
Laurel Springs
David
Haddon Heights
Fortescue
Beach Traven
Thomas Stul
Trenton
State Department of Taxes and
Prudential Insurance Company
Paterson
Board of Health
Rabinowitz
Pennsylvania
Firth & Sons Foundry
Phil-ipsburg
Tablet Unveiled For J L Swayze In Trenton High School
A tablet honoring Jacob Lawrence Swayze founder of New Jersey’s free public school system was unveiled at Trenton High School. Supreme Court Justice Francis J. Swayze and John L. Swayze attended with educators and board members as speakers urged education’s importance and noted state constitutional support for the school system.
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Trenton
Jacob Lawrence Swayze
Rrenton High School
Supreme Court
Francis J. Swayze
John L. Swayze
John Lawrence Swayze
Calvin N. Kendall
Herman Mueller
James M. Green
Frank Forrest Frederick
Ebenezer E. Mackey
Samuel Bullock
Henry C. Buchanan
Henry C. Kelsey
Francis L. Palmer
Prospect Street Presbyterian Church
Justice Swayze
Swayze
Wetzel
William A. Weitzel
Francis Palmer
Eric Mackey
Sys
Bullock
Swaize
New Jersey
America
Board of Education
Mueller
Mr. Swayze
New Jersey Physicians Count and Local News Briefs
In New Jersey 3 239 physicians serve the state or one per 889 residents based on American Medical Association data. Elizabeth Stryker resigns after 50 years in Westfield public schools. The body of George Duff Jr. is found in Richboro with probable self harm. Cape May Grand Jury investigates bridge and road contracts. Cape May and Gloucester County communities report events from fire commissions to school milestones and crimes.
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Office
The
Department of Healt
New Jersey
American Medical Association
Elizabeth Stryker
Westfield
Board of Education
Stryker
Gerge Duff, Jr
Richboro
Susquehanna and
Veree Roads
Lui
Round Table Club
Colonial Room
Trenton House
Banking and Insurance
George M. la Monte
Cape May
Grand Jury
Gloucester County
Alcyon Park
George L. Pharazyn
Harry Harding
Lindenwold
William .B
Gilbert
John Shields
Women’s Civic League
Harry Mcarren
Christ Episcopal Church
Eran Gray
New Jersey Medical Society
Jersey City
Cleveland
Avlante City
Paul Gustini
New Breakers
Vineland
Woodbury High School
Creen
Opera House
Salem Playgrounds Association
Vineland Wrapper Company
Tuckerton
Margaret C. Becker
Edward B. Fox, Jr
Columbia University
Millville High School
Collingswood High School
Westmont
Collingswood
Jean Mackay
Vine
Cumberland County
State Board of Education
Stevens
Carney’s
Glassboro Glass Works
Mullica Hill
Woodbury
Inventor Proposes Foldable Washing Gear for Tourists
A dialogue notes a compact folding washing system for travelers. A taxi of humor follows as a son asks if any place exists where one need not wash. The exchange ends with a mild approval from the father.
Painless Dentistry and Odd Tales From the Roadside
A humorous slice shows a California shanty dentist offering painless tooth pulls, a Western clubbing caution, and a tourist’s wary test. Also brief jokes about married life, a farmer’s loss to a cow, and Burma’s livestock counts accompany casual regional anecdotes.
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California
Waal
Swamp Root Ad Promises Kidney Repair For Women
Advertises Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a remedy for women s kidney and bladder troubles claiming many conditions originate in kidney disease. Urges purchase at drug stores with options for sample by mail and notes to mention the paper.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
The Star and the Astronomer
A shy admirer finally speaks to his beloved after a charity theater show. He proclaims her as the evening star and asks to claim his reward by naming the star he has discovered. The tale closes with playful romance and comic misunderstanding.
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Skei-E
London
Exposed Position and Alarmist Exchange
An alarmist asks what would happen if a powerful foreign foe attacked the country. A citizen from a prosperous coast city responds he has not considered that, focusing instead on potential effects on his town. A remark about Caesar's wife and suburbs follows, then a note that snake bites cause few deaths.
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J. L. Swayze
Public School System
Washington A. Roebling
Charles G. Roebling
Trinity Episcopal
Roebling
Benjamin Y. Lee
Benjamin FP. Lee
Francis B. Léa
the. Markets
Penn
Goo & Wby Fey
West
South
Ennery
Lh. I. Fey
Fey
Long Island
Express
Jerusalem
R. Rowel
Warrel
Maine
Delaware
Lima
Cal
Perth
Northern Spy
Albémarle
XNI. C
Virginia
Maryland
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Formosa
Havana
Wyeppder
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Jim
Big
John Layton
Durham
Guernsey
Layton
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Burma
Caesar
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