Two six year olds hurry to keep up with each other
Two six year old boys in Fairmount hurry on a hot day as they rush to reach a relative for a rest. A relative questions their haste and they explain they must hurry to stay in step with one another, a lesson noted by the Indianapolis News.
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Fairmount
Indianapolis News
Clifton
Passaic
William B. Gourley
Thomas P. Browne
Marner
Browne
William A. Miller
Gourley
Garfield
Rutherfords
State
Jersey
Supreme Court
Court of Errors and Appeals
Camden County Briefs Highlight Tax Appeals and Local Happenings
New Jersey notes report many Highland Park property owners appealing assessments. Aged escapee Charles Urban was found in Haddonfield and returned to confinement. Gloucester City groups push for public officers and independence day planning while hospitals receive community support.
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Highland Park
Gloucester City
Camden County Board of Taxation
Charles Urban
Burlington County
New Lisbon
Haddonfield
Dennis
Wellwood Improvement Society
Pensauken Township
Cooper Hospital
Camden
Board of Managers
Gloucester City Chamber of Commerce
Camden Hospitals
Merchants
Lions’ Club
Atlantic City
Woodlynne
William Miller
Union Avenue
Woodbury
Vineland Rotary Club
Moore Brothers
Clayton
Pitman
Cottagers’ Association
Arthur L. Wescott
Walter F. Barry
Newark
Edwards
State Board of Registration
Westcott
John C. Forsythe
Trenton
Barry
Franklin Rightmire
Paterson
Daniel J. Hills
Spring Lake
State Board of Pharmacy
Delaware Bay
Fortescue
Chambers of Commerce
Atlantic and Gulf Coast
League of Atlantic Seaboard
Charles P. Gillen
New Jersey State League of Municipalities
Sbury Park
Seaboard
Two Women Named to County Election Boards in Morris Camden
The state reports a savings of 94000 on contracts in nine months of the fiscal year July 1 1921 to March 1922. Architect Mills notes work completed within appropriation and time limits with about two and a half percent of total cost for architectural services. The list of election board appointees includes two women Frances Lathrop Wrede of Morristown Republican and Emma E Hyland of Camden Democrat among others.
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Skillman
North Plainfield
Smalley
James B. Furber
Rahway
David TH. Ramsey
First Presbyterian Church
Gloucester
Gloucester County
Lawrence Stiles
Helsterville
Cumberland County
United States
Iszard
Atlantic City
Camden
Frances Lathrop Wrede
Morrstown
Morris
Essex
Trenton
Department of Institutions and Agencies
Department
Alan B. Mills
State Board of Control
Mills
Edwards
Stokes
James P. Dalley
Newark
Abe
Rachlin
Richard J. Franz
New York
Harry Heber
Paul Leglie
West Hoboken
Hudson County Board
Gerrish Newell
Kearny
Hudson Couny Boulevard Commission
Bludson
Charles Wagner
Jersey City
Morristown
Emma E. Hyland
George Wleinheing
Wrede
Lewis A. Carter
Tanlac praised for curing long standing indigestion
Mrs. T. J. Archer of Peters burg Virginia declares Tanlac cured her severe indigestion migraines and rheumatic pains after months of misery. She says she can eat again and is free of dizziness headaches and heart pain. Tanlac sold by all druggists.
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Dean
T. J. Archer
Shepard St
Petersburg
Swamp Root Remedy Aimed at Women Kidney Health
Proclaims that many women suffer kidney or bladder trouble and may not know it. Claims Swamp Root by Kilmer restores kidney health, with sample bottles available for ten cents by mail and full sizes at drug stores.
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Kilmer
Moore Misidentifies Shaw Over Silly Name
Literary figure George Moore and fellow writers discuss recent books. He struggles to recall the author of a new work and jokes about a “funny” or “stupid” name, then correctly recalls Shaw as the author.
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George Moore
Litterati
The Codricura Toilet Trio Ad
The Soap cleanses and purifies the skin Ointment soothes and heals Talcum powders and perfumes. A complete toilet set for daily use to keep skin clear and refreshed.
Not Battered Enough. Sculptor and model clash cartoon
The scene shows a sculptor telling a young model she is too pretty for his intended elderly, ugly statue. The model questions what he will sculpt, and he answers a statue of peace as reported by Le Journal Amusant.
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le Journal Amusant
Castoria Signature Reminder and Personal Warning
An old notice urges examining Castoria bottles for the signature and notes the remedy has been in use over 30 years. A separate exchange quotes Miss De Muir Papa forbidding a visitor, calling him dangerous and suggesting he will never marry a woman, with Edinburgh Scotman reporting.
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Fletcher
Allen's Foot Ease Ad Promotes Shoes and Stockings
An old advertisement urges readers to Shake Into Your Shoes with Allen's Foot Ease powder. It claims to reduce friction, ease corns bunions callouses and aching swollen feet, extending shoe life and comfort. The copy emphasizes quick relief and a pleasant foot feel.
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Allen’s
Tin Can Behind Dog Leads to Street Collision
An old lady crossing the street was knocked down by a dog dash and then run over by a light car. A bystander aided her and asked if the dog harmed her. She replied the danger came from a tin can tied to the dog’s tail.
By No Means She Home Is Where The Heart Is
A quirky phrase contrasts home tied to affection with heart disease proving homesickness is not a disease. The line plays on gendered language to tease the idea of home as emotional center.
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Setde Heights
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Arthur B. Proal
Federation of Women's Clubs
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Vineland
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Max Greenburg
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State Department of Conservation and Development
Charles P. Wilber
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William Bunyan
Essex County
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Requannock Township
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Somerville
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Marshall F. Lummis
George Kirschner
Albert Johnson
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Anderson X. Sinney
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Jorn Fl. Reed
Whitehouse Station
Sylvester
Krosen
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Mercer
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Holmes
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Middlesex
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John Hansen
Monmouth
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Manasquan
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Freehold
Robert I. Burke
Mrs. Wrede
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Union
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Elizabeth
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David S. Dunavan
Plainfield
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Hope
George IE. Dorcas
Great Meadows
James A. Dick
Phillipsburg
New Jersey Organization of Disabled Veterans of the
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Cuthbert P. Newton
American Legion
Phillip Sorman
Atlantic
Clarence Pettitt
William Charlton
William Hauenstein
Egg Harbor City
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William Meyer
Ridgewood
William S. Moore
William R. Murphy
Bordentown
Richard L. Hughes
Joseph C. Kingdon
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Mrs. Hyland
Geo. L. Selby
Cape May
Leon Wheaton
Anglesea
William I. Massey
Ocean City
Smith Endicott
Ro Grande
Cumberland
Charlies H. Maier
Bridgeton
John Ogden
George W. Branin
Millville
Ferdinand R. Jones
Harry Richman
Malaga
M. F. Lummis
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Charles B. McConnell
Harry Dougherty
Cape May Court House
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