Debate Over Latin in High School Curriculum Faced
A local school grapples with whether four years of high school are feasible and if Latin and German should remain in the program. Critics say Latin may not help daily work, but proponents argue a full four-year diploma is vital for future opportunities and legal requirements. Entertainment notices from Peddie Institute and a pitch for Electric Bitters conclude the page.
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Elizabeth A. Fewsmith
Five years after death threat Still man Green credits discovery
Still man Green of Malachite Col. says doctors gave him two years to live due to consumption. He credits Dr King's New Discovery for saving his life and reports good health. The ad urges cures for coughs and lung troubles with a $1 price and free trial bottle at N F Clayton's. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is promoted for children and skin injuries with 25 cents at N F Clayton's.
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Bucklen
Notice of final accounts in Middlesex Orphans Court
The substituted administrator with the will annexed and trustee for William T. L. Schenck seeks settlement of final accounts for Lydia M. Davison and Lydia A. Farr life tenants. The hearing is in Middlesex County Orphans Court on Friday March 22, 1912 at 10 A M after audit by the Surrogate.
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William TL. Schenck
Lydia M. Davison
Lydia A. Farr
Orphans’ Court
County of
Middlesex
George B. Menson
Orphans Court
County of Middlesex
William L. Schenck
George B. Mershon
South Brunswick
Orphan’s Court
Court House
New Brunswick
Lydia M. Bogart
Chancery
New Jersey
William Schenck
John Y. Schenck
Daniel W. Bogart
Frederick A. C. Borart
Stephen McCormick
Antoinette Clonan
Caroline Palmer
Winfield Scott McCormick
George E. Bogart
Evealine Bogart
Benjamin GL. Fowler
Gertrude Morrell
Louise Paulding
Francis Reams
John A. Fowler
Independence Kreitner
William H. Rowland
Mary E. Whitehouse
Kate Elizabeth Wendell
John H. Stage
Thomas E
Wiliam L. Schenck
A. ¥. Dawes
Council
Hightstown
N. J
Notice of Final Account for David Hill Deceased
The Subscriber Administrator of David Hill deceased intends to exhibit his final account to the Orphans Court for Middlesex County on Friday April 19 1912 at 10 AM for settlement and allowance after audit by the Burrogate Dated March 8 1912 Onanis H Epwanps Administrator
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David Hill
Orphans’ Court
County of
Middlesex
Burrogate
Onanis H. Epwanps
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