New Jersey Briefs Highlight Local Civic Events
The annual P. E. Diocese convention meets at St. Pauls Camden. Woodbury Rotary backs May 20 athletic meet at Page Park with Boys Sunday May 21. Memorials planned in Lawnside and National Park. Atlantic City and Woodbury host meetings on censorship and city governance. Camden farms, Gloucester City projects, and National Bank shad dinner noted. Fire, flood and road work align with local government actions.
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P. E. Diocese of
New Jersey
St. Paul’s Church
Camden
Woodbury Rotary Club
Page Park
New Jersey Federation of Womens Clubs
Haddon Hall
Atlantic City
Henry ‘Rose
P. E. Church of the Redeemer
Newark
Woodbury
New
Camden County Historical Society
Red Bank
National Park
Veterans of Foreign Wars
East Camden
Court House
Gloucester City
State Housing Department
Palmyra Field Club
John J. Huber
South Second Street
Philadelphia
Justice of the Peace Section
Verga
Gloucester City Chamber of Commerce
Stites
Woodbury Council
John E. Izzard
United States
Relstab, Lynch and Bodine
Hiram Steelman
Nathaniel Painter
Little Timber Creek
George Emery
Tri-County Federal Loan Association
Ilcl Demme
Sewell
George Marshall
Glassboro
Woodbury Board of Education
Page Ball Park
Polnt Pleasant
George W. Shaner & Sons Company
Palmyra
George D. Bejee Lumber Company
Princeton
Trenton
Burlington County
Cape May
Salem
Loucester
Cumberland
Master Builders’ Association
Haddon Heights
Joseph Voute
Pennsgrove
Charles M. Powell
Harry C. Mohr
John T. Brunen
Riverside
Burlington County Grand Jury
Wiliam N. Kelly
Internal Revenue
New Vineland Hospital
Harry A. Gittone
Oaklyn
White Horse Pike
Board of Freeholders
Merchants’ Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Collingswood National Bank
Westville
Children of National Park
M. EB. Church
Edwards
Alexander Simpson
Hudson County
Max L. Stegman
Department of Parks
Stegman
Brown
Harry J. Iobst
New Jersey Assembly
Hunterdon County
Court of Chancery
Flora
Cokesbury
Westmont
Allen v. Morgan Post
American Legion
State Department of Agriculture
The
Erie Railroad
Ridgewood
Police and Fire Departments
State Civil Service Commission
State Public Utility Commission
Board of Trade
Betts
Wildwood Gas Company
Utility Commission
Odd Fellows
Gloucester County
Gloucester
State Board of Health
I. W. Knight
State Board
Pusey & Jones Shipyard
Maine
Columbia
South Jersey Coal Dealers’ Association
Landis Avenue
Vineland
Household Recipes and Tips From The Kitchen Cabinet
Reprinted from 1922 notes, the column shares simple bake and cook ideas. Fairy Gingerbread Oatmeal Cakes Nut Wafers Indian Pudding Endive greens and versatile Chicken With Golden Sauce and Chicken Terrapin are outlined with steps. Creamy sauces, puddings, and luncheon ideas conclude with cheerful kitchen wisdom.
Betty and Jack Interactions Spark Mutual Discomfort
A fragmented snippet shows Betty feeling insulted as Bob whistles to attract attention. A nearby figure, Jack, blasts his car horn to summon her, causing awkward tension and an abrupt departure for a client.
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Betty
Bob
Jack
Henpecked Husband Not Slayer for Wife
A terse note counters a claim of a henpecked husband acting for his wife, clarifying the narrative around domestic motive and violence.
Cuticura Soap Ad Promises Efficient Shaving And Skin Health
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap as doubling razor efficiency while promoting skin purity comfort and health. It claims no mug slimy soap gerihs waste or irritation even with twice daily shaving and notes one soap serves shaving bathing and shampooing.
Statues and Characters Shaped by Small Touches
A reflective note on how statues and character are formed by minor influences. The author suggests educators once blamed sports knowledge for political ignorance, then cites contemporary concern that pupils still neglect sports as a sign of not keeping up with the times.
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James J. Montague
Women Swamp Root Ad Promises Kidney Relief
Thousands of women with kidney and bladder trouble are urged to try Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root a physician s prescription sold at drug stores. The ad claims back pain nervousness and loss of ambition signal kidney trouble and offers a sample bottle for ten cents. It invites readers to mention the paper when writing.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Wise Fish Reading Lines Impresses Researchers
Scientists report a fish displays unexpected reading of line-like patterns in water, suggesting advanced pattern recognition. The study observes the species in a controlled tank, noting consistent approach to marked cues and potential navigation insights.
Wait a Little Lady To-be Divorce Ballad
Dialogue fragments show a wife leaving for Alabama and a husband facing domestic change. The exchange hints at personal disruption, cultural dialect, and a domestic scene labeled under Topics of the Day Films.
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Tohbe
Tobe
Alabama
Cows Thrive on Sawdust Diet, Wisconsin Study Shows
Wisconsin experiment station findings cited by Scientific American report cows fed one quarter sawdust in feed show no change in weight or milk production over a long period.
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Wisconsin
Scientific American
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