Ann May Memorial Hospital Nursing School Admits Students
The Ann May Memorial Hospital in Spring Lake New Jersey announces a two year plus three month nursing training program for women aged 19 to 35 with at least one year of high school. Admission requires interview or mailed forms, with a ten dollar monthly allowance after probation and free medical care during illness.
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Ann May Memorial Hospital
Spring Lake
New Jersey
Times
School of Nursing
New Jersey Board of Regents
Army worm menace threatens Allentown crops in New Jersey
Farmers near Allentown New Jersey battle recur ring army worm damage. Crops worth thousands of dollars face ravages as preventive steps are set to curb pests. The warning follows findings from the rye field collapse on Joseph Ivins farm near Imlaystown revealing widespread worm infestation.
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Allentown
N. J
Joseph Ivins
Imlaystown
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
Summer savings push for Chamberlain's remedy urges every family to keep it on hand. Aimed at quick relief during hot months, the ad emphasizes value and readiness.
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Trenton
Chamberlain
Gold Piece Recovered in Brussels Station
A Chicago Journal anecdote recounts a woman in Brussels dropping a five dollar gold piece under her dress during ticket pursuit for the Waterloo battlefield. A bystander briefly lifted a Frenchman’s trouser leg to reclaim the coin, leaving all astonished yet with the piece returned.
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Brussels
Belgium
Waterloo
Chicaugo Journal
Why Suffer from Rheumatism
Nine of ten rheumatism cases are muscular or chronic rheumatism not needing internal treatment. Pain relief comes from applying Chamberlain's Liniment which allows sleep and rest, a great help to sufferers.
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Chamberlain
Dayton Notables Enter Summer Absences and Visits
Miss Mary Green principal of the Dayton School left Monday for Colorado to spend the summer and take a course. Mrs J H McInnes and children of Syosset LI and Mrs Charles T Walters of Cranbury have been guests of Mrs A D Griggs. Mr and Mrs William H Giles and Miss Cecelia Errickson have been guests of Mrs John Everett.
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Mary Green
Dayton
Colorado
J. H. McInnes
Syoeset
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Middlesex County farmers to hold picnic and field day
Middlesex County farmers plan their annual picnic and field day at the College Farm in New Brunswick on Wednesday July 19. A planning meeting at the New Brunswick Y M C A included representatives from the County Board of Agriculture Granges and the County Home Bureau.
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Middlesex County
College Farm
New Brunswick
County Board of Agriculture
County Home Bureau
New Brunswick Y. M. CG. A
Schwartskopf
State Constabulary
Boards of Trade
F. G. Hart
Franklin Park
Russel Spratford
Pioneer Grange
Harold Quackenbush
Milltown Grange
Chas. van Nuis
New Market Grange
John Hadley
Nellie Hart
Eunice Williams
The
Clara Major
W. A. Beuchner
Leon Hyland
John Bennett
F. Lambert
Blanche Lambert
Everett Banks
O. G. Bowen
Carl B. Bender
Frances Whitcomb
Home of the Soul Belief and Stomach Cure by Chamberlain
In olden times the stomach was seen as the seat of the soul with people believing it housed vitality. For ordinary stomach troubles Chamberlain's Tablets are praised for strengthening the stomach and aiding natural function. A trial is urged at a price of a quarter.
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Chamberlain
Memorial Service At Fidelity Lodge No.141 In Jamesburg
Fidelity Lodge No. 141 Independent Order of Odd Fellows held a memorial meeting to honor deceased members and reflect on 52 years in their lodge room. Past Noble Grand William H. Brooks presided and a historical address highlighted the lodge’s town impact. New officers were nominated for the ensuing term.
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Fidelity Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Jamesburg
Jamesburg Lodge
William H. Brooks
William H. Courter
Courter
Order
Brooks
Frank M. Denton
John H. Baremore
Condit M. Davison
J. EB. Marryott
D. 4
Smith
Possible future rival to humans may rise from ancestral stock
Dr Eliot Blackwelder of Harvard told the Toronto gathering of the AAAS that in millions of years a more highly organized animal could emerge from obscure ancestors and surpass humans. He warned civilization's specialization could drive humanity to regress to levels near lower savages after exhausting advancement.
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Earth
Eliot Blackwelder
Harvard University
Geological Societies of the American Association For the Advancement of Science
Toronto
Canada
Blackwelder
Kansas City Star
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