Pensions and compulsory join blocked by public policy stance
The piece voices the critique of Miss Misa Allen and her push for compulsory enrollment in the Teachers Insurance Association, arguing pensions should be funded by higher salaries instead. It warns the state should not force a financially weak scheme into the public school system, suggesting vitality is lacking. It also notes electricity cost rises in Newark while gas costs fall, tied to city lighting contracts and foreign ownership. Dr. Wharton opens a destitute children’s house at Ocean Grove Heights, aided by a donation for a twelve room cottage.
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McKinley
United States
Congress
Lincoln
Spain
Europe
Democrata
Grover Cleveland
Representative Grosvenor
The
New York Journal
Teachers’ Insurance Fund
Trenton
Misa Alen
Teachers’ Insurance Association
Miss Allen
Teachers’ Association
Elizabeth Journal
Newark
N. J
Electric Light Company
Camden Courier
H. M. Wharton
Baltimore
Ocean Grove Heights
Philadelphia
Nutritious Calf Head Soup From The Ladies Home Journal
Mrs Rover explains a cheap delicacy Calf s head soup using a plain skinned head trotters and stock. The head is boiled cleaned then jelly formed cooled and meat cut into blocks. A buttered brown flour stock with bouquet seasoning Worcestershire sauce and hard boiled eggs completes the dish before serving with lemon slices.
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Mrs. Rover
Ladies’ Home Journal
How to Treat the Skin And Gain a Fresh Look
Guidance from Demorest's Magazine on skin care stresses not washing the face immediately after exercise, using heated water if needed, and applying pure cold cream. It recommends prebed cleansing, talcum powder for oily skin, and modest use of cosmetics to maintain a clear complexion. It also links beauty to digestion and general health, advising gentle cleansing and moderation.
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Demorest’s Magazine
Ladies’ Home Journal
Pennsylvania Railroad Washington Tour Leaves March Twenty-Eighth
Announcement of the fourth in a series of three day tours to Washington, D C conducted by the Pennsylvania Railroad with $14.50 from New York and $11.50 from Philadelphia rates, all expenses including hotel, guides, and a chaperon, plus contact details for tickets and itineraries.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington, D.C
New York
Philadelphia
Capitol
Broadway
Broad Street
Newark
N. J
Geo. W. Boyd
Broad Street Station
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