Senate Passes Drastic Day Bill in New Jersey
In Trenton the Hobart-Van Ness prohibition enforcement bill sailed through the senate with four votes against it. It carries penalties of up to $500 or six months in jail for liquor violations and moves to apply Volstead Act standards. Opponents vow to challenge constitutionality over lack of jury trials.
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New Jersey Briefs Highlight State Actions and Local News
A Burlington Emergency Hospital inspection finds sanitary conditions. Red Cross takes charge and installs a cabinet. Governor Edwards signs bills raising State Board of Education to ten and approves a $25,000 state exhibition building fund. A Jersey City verdict awards $10,000 in a Public Service Railroad case.
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Connecticut a State Born from a Written Constitution
Connecticut became the fifth state to join the Union after adopting its written constitution on January 9 1788. The colony formed from Hartford Windsor and Wethersfield with New Haven Milford and Stamford later uniting. The state covers 4 965 square miles and has seven electoral votes.
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The Massachusetts Bay History and Pilgrim Landing
A historical overview explains Massachusetts name origin from Native language and Blue Hill near Milton. It traces the Massachusetts Bay colony to the Pilgrims landing at Provincetown and Plymouth in 1620, notes casualties, growth, and its 8288 square miles and status as a political key state with eighteen electoral votes.
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Lines to Be Remembered
A reflective saying contrasts a gentleman's actions with vulgar bias. It extols fairness, prudence, and caution in speech. The quote attributes virtue to slow speech and swift deeds while stressing charitable conduct over wealth accumulation.
Elegant Silver Inlays Brighten Roman Kitchenware
In the height of the Roman Empire the culinary department of a grand establishment displayed saucepans lined with silver and pails richly inlaid with arabesque silver along with handsomely carved shovels.
Life and Genius Through Honest Effort and Quality
A short essay extols consistent hard work as the substitute for genius. It argues that giving one's best effort yields a product bearing intrinsic value, shaping one’s reputation as a genius without bidding for the title. It claims perseverance makes excellence accessible to all who use available means.
Entonic Relief Promises Cure For Stomach Pain
A testimonial from A Percifield claims ten months of stomach pains ended by Eatonic. The advert supports Entonic as a remedy for acidity and gas, promising quick relief and a healthy digestion after meals with a small cost and druggist guarantee.
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How It Worked Out
Farmer Countessel recalls sending his son Josh to college seeking a better education. Josh overdoes gratitude and flaunts his supposed intellectual superiority to prove he earned his father's money. Garfield Tea advertised as liver stimulant and purgative by druggists.
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Trinidad planter makes paper from cane and bamboo fiber
From sugar cane refuse and bamboo fiber a Trinidad planter creates paper equal in quality to the best wood pulp. A torpid liver hampers digestion. Tone up your liver with Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills. They act gently. Popularity often rests on what a man omits rather than what he does.
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