Pattern Stories: Napkins as Pattern Matching Tools
Patterns shown use napkins to illustrate pattern matching concepts. The note describes how napkin patterns can encode data and aid in visual recognition. It hints at broader applications in computing and problem solving.
Royal Society Products Fall Linen Goods Listing
Importers samples offered at one third less than regular price. Scarfs doilies centrepieces towels and assorted linens priced by yard with varied centering. Royal Society presents stamped linens, nightgowns boudoir caps pillows infants dresses chemise shirt waists corset covers aprons and many other useful articles.
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Royal Society
Model displaying fashion items for individual occasions
Miss F M Schoen promotes a display featuring a conservative model and novelty effects. The display emphasizes catering to individual occasions and personal style.
Chamberlains Tablets for digestion and appetite
For sale by all dealers. These tablets move the bowels improve the appetite and strengthen digestion, promising relief and better health through a dependable remedy.
Rev George Swain D D Dies at Allentown After Long Faithful Ministry
The Allentown Presbyterian minister Rev George Swain D D died at his home on Saturday. Born in Glasgow on June 20 1841 he came to America at age eight and studied at Rutgers College graduating in 1863 as class honor man. He served in Middlebush Marlboro and Brooklyn before a 37 year pastorate at Allentown where he was named pastor emeritus. He is survived by his wife and six children including Rev James Ramsay Swain of Philadelphia and the wife of Rev George B Van Dyke of Moosic Pa.
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George Swain
Allentown
Glasgow
Scotland
Swain
America
Rutgers’ Grammar School
Rutger's College
Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church
New Brunswick
Reformed Church
Middlebush
N. J
Annie E. Beekman
Somerville
The
Marlboro
N.J
Irving Place Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lawrence Colfelt
James Ramsey Swain
Philadelphia
George B. van Dyke
Moosic
Plainsboro Community Update Highlights Local Notes
George Garrette owns a new Ford. Miss Julia Bolles left Thursday for a two week vacation in Pennsylvania and New York relatives. Several attended Harvard Princeton games in Boston last weekend. The Walker Gordon Dairy Plant is closed to visitors due to foot and mouth disease. Yale Princeton football game plans and local illness news are noted along with a planned postcard shower for Mrs Gertrude Barnard on November 17.
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Julia Bolles
Pennsylvania
York State
J. W. B. Wicoff
Boston
Walker Gordon
Grant Everett
L. T. Groves
Gertrude Barnard
Mercer Hospital
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