Help for Working Women and Health Remedies
A letter from Mrs James Conley of Frankfort Kentucky praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female weakness and regaining strength to resume her work. The notice urges other women to try the tonic and seek confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts. Also mentions photography advances and Hoxtone’s Croup Remedy with 50 cents at druggists or by mail from Kells Co Newburgh NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Pinkham
James Conley
St. Clair St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Hoxste
Kells Co
Newburgh
Boy’s bicycle task sparks discipline tale
A father recalls punishing his son after the boy dismantled a bicycle and vows not to buy an automobile until restoration. The remark contrasts with a figure of 2,000,000 woman farm laborers in the country.
Community notes from New Jersey town meetings and schools
Merchantsville Camp Fire Girls elect officers led by Elizabeth Graham. Haddonfield PTA supports continued bird box contests for students. Merchantville Musical Club selects officers. Ocean City and Millville educators plan free musical evenings and a sports program. Dredging across Avalon marsh connects Peermont and Stone Harbor. Salem county farmers form a branch of Interstate Milk Producers Association. Elmer borough allows five yearly installment sidewalk payments. Deer hunt highlights. Ocean City quarantine cost listed. Marlton Fire Dept upgrades with auto truck. Vinetend Hospital Association organizes 21 directors. Hopewell Stow Creek residents form Home and School League. Peansuaken tree removals for sidewalks. Kleban Brothers fined for untagged scales. Jericho Silk Co. on strike. Notable trials and deaths including Elizabeth Dunbar case. Mercer Hospital patient burns. Ingersoll-Rand accident injures worker. Stone Harbor sewer deal approved for $35,000 plus bonds. Petrified wood found near Pitman. Young America Fire Co. adds aerial ladder tractor. Salem cancels Junior Winter Chautauqua. Auto license exams. 10 fail. Ashbridge murder verdict. Tri County Medical Society meets in Bridgeton. Henry Cross yields mortgage with crop profits. Mulville theft ring arrests recover valuables. Millville home arts lecture. Cape May Methodists plan new curret.
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Merchantville Camp Fire Girls
Elizabeth Graham
Mildred Scull
Mary Bently
Anetta Sutor
Betty Stubel
Margaret Field
Haddonfield
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Merchantville Musical Club
Julia E
Atlantic City
Cape May
Interstate Milk Producers’ Association
Salem County
Court House
Salem
Elmer
Esibil’s
Maurice Pancoast
Millville
Ocean City
Marlton
Vinetend Hospital Association
Physicians’ Hospital
Hopewell
Stow Creek
E. P. Minch
Peusauken
Kleban Brothers
Justice Oliver
Righty
Jericho Silk Co
Phillipsburg
Richard Clegeland
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
Wilson C. Ashbridge
Walter C. Thompson
Camden County
Elizabeth Dunbar
Lillian Clark
Mercer
Trenton
William Marshall
Ingersoll-Rand
Stone Harbor
Pitman
Young America Fire Company
Burlington
Camden
Gloucester
Cumberland
Tri-County Medical Society
Bridgeton
P. M. Lane
Philadelphia
Henry Cross
Holmdel
M. E
Erma
Paul and Malta voyage reflections and a viper test
Lesson outlines Paul's voyage to Malta in AD 50. It covers safe ashore escape, the ship's grounding, the centurion's restraint, and God's preservation. The Maltese welcome Paul and Luke, provide warmth, and honor him with clothing and provisions. Paul rejects superstition after the viper bite, demonstrating steadfast faith and service.
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Paul
Malta
St. Paul's Bay
James Smith
St. Paul
William Ramsey
Robert Elliott Thompson
Caesarea
Luke
Nemesis
Christ
Rome
Cows in Hemp Dress for Cold Weather
An article notes Sir Francis Webster, a Scottish hemp goods magnate, dresses dairy cows in hemp suits to protect from cold and tuberculosis and boost milk yield by about 27 percent. Each cow gets two weekly outfits. design is simple, loose, one piece or coverall blanket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Francis Webster
Scotland
Texas
Sir Francis
Mother's Ruse Fails In Sugar Peach Trick
The Morgan children receive a candy sugar peach from Auntie Mabel and their mother warns them of danger. Despite the warning Elsie rises at dawn to check if Dick and Arthur are dead, revealing a grim misunderstanding between child curiosity and a cautionary prank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
Morgan
Mrs. Morgan
Mother
Elsie
Arthur
Iniss
Payer and Payee
George W. Perkins recalls a multimillionaire praising honesty but noting that dishonesty gets paid. He quotes Perkins reflecting on a claim that honesty pays while dishonesty also yields rewards.
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George W. Perkins
Mr. Perkins
Perkins
Pat the Irish Worker Saunters At Factory Watch
An Irish worker in a tuition factory grows irritated by prolonged surveillance. When asked if the manager will just watch him all day, Pat replies that if that is the case he will be idle tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Motley Garb of an Office Giver
The passage describes a humorous look at civic dress and a life preserver as a uniform item. It notes that few articles of ammunition are fully produced in a single establishment and mentions an engine driven baleing machine for hay or straw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker
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Mrs. Conley
United States Bureau of Standards
Dean
New York
Uuuy
Doan
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
Carter
Pike
Parker
Watson F. Coleman
Washington, D , D.C
Bestservices
W. N. Y. New York
Jersey
International Sunday School
E. C. Sellers
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Wes
Melita
Jehovah
Fey
Hennery Brown Wisesees
Phila & I
Penn
Edaz
Orange Co
USO
Wss
Maine
iWo
Lady Wash
Cal
Ted Kidney
Che
Lou
Lima
York
Bush
Ben Davis
Susann
Neene
Baldwin
Serene
Roy
North Weoee
Ella Vide Ltd
W. L. Douglas
San Francisco
W. J. Douglas
America
Brockton
Bronkton
A W. L. Douglas F
Flossie
Schoeol
Miss Nichols
Bessy Tibbs
New York Times
Greece
Bavaria
Athens
Odo
Goodrich
Goodrich Auto
B. F. Goodrich Company
Akron, Ohio
Textan
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