New Jersey Community Service Camp Closes Amid Grants
The war camp community service in Long Branch at the Army and Navy club closed after hosting 350 soldiers since opening. Twenty convalescents were sent to government hospitals and the club will stay open three months for Camp Wall soldiers and American Legion members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Camp
Long Branch
Army and Navy Club
Camp Wall
American Legion
United Spanish War Veterans
Newark
C. Albert Gasser
Camp Mitchell
Regiment
Franklin Street
Community Service, Inc. of
New Jersey
Lower Montville Township
Board of Education
James F. Dodd
Upper Montville
Montville
Taylortown
Burlington
Millville
Phillipsburg
Ladd
Woodbury
Delaware River
Lambertville
New Hope
John A. Campbell
New Jersey and Pennsylvania Bridge Commission
Campbell
Presbyterian
Methodist Episcopal
Pennington
Uns
South Jersey
United States
Trenton
Charles A. Rudolph
Camden
James, Reilly
Atlantic City
Rudolph
Reilly
Port Elizabeth
Vineland Poultry Association
Edward I. Edwards
L. J. Kyle
M. E. Church
New National Bank
Woodstown
Oscar Ware
Albert I. Kluge
Artistic Weaving Company
Pompton Lakes
Greenwood Lake
Kluge
Catskills
Justice of the Peace
Moorestown
State Chamber Federation
Board of Trade
Broadstreg
Frank Smathers
Borden Farm Products Company
New York
J. M. McCowan
Pitman
A. J. Trucksess
Elmer E. Long
Charles H. Riley
Bugbee
Hunterdon County
Public Service Railway Company
New Jersey Public Utility Commission
Iightstown Y. M. C. A
Fathers and Sons
Hightstown
Baptist Chapel
John C. White
White
Gloucester City
New Departures in Skirt Styles by the Modern Order
The Modern Order of the Separate Skirt presents new models in velvet velveteen and satin in afternoon wear with draped and plaited designs and tunics of irregular length. Sections detail heavy wool plaids and shepherd checks for utility skirts, bone buttons and cloth loops at pockets, silk cords and tassels, and masterful use of braid in trims.
Rival Styles in Dress Textiles Show Varied Yet Similar Appeals
The article compares two fashion styles, fancier and plain cloth suits, noting skirts stay simple to highlight the blouse. It describes embellishments like embroidery, fur, tucks, and beads, with examples including a fur-bordered cloth suit and a utility suit using buttons and tucks. It highlights travel and durability as qualities of the practical design.
Thanksgiving Tribute to the Turkey by Lewis Allen
A poem praising the Thanksgiving turkey as a symbol of heritage and abundance. The speaker honors the bird's role in early settler feasts and the shared gratitude of Pilgrims and Native peoples, ending with reverence at the festive table.
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Lewis Allen
Utica
Saturday Globe
Where the Birds Are Bred in Texas and Nation
An article notes small farms dominate turkey production ahead of Thanksgiving with Cuero Texas and other communities hosting turkey parades. It cites U S statistics showing 6 5 million turkeys on 5 000 000 farms and Texas leading with 650 000, while Rhode Island yields high prices despite small output. It closes with a humorous line about overindulgence.
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Cuero
Tex
United States
Texas
Missouri
Illinois
Iowa
Ohio
Indiana
Rhode Island
Great Reason for Gladness Thanksgiving Message
The piece depicts Thanksgiving as a national reflection on blessings and the fabric of American life. It argues the nation can proudly display the tapestry of civilization woven by countless individuals, despite public calamity and without widespread want.
Thanksgiving Day in Early America and New England Celebration
The piece notes that in 1789 the Protestant Episcopal church recognized government authority over Thanksgiving. It says New England celebrated it with more zest, using it for annual family reunions. A Boston writer likens it to Christmas in England.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
New England
Boston
England
Thanksgiving for Courage and Youth in Hard Times
Poem gratitude for courage, sacrifice, and loyalty to country. It thanks God for brave youth, mothers who comforted grief, and the flag as a symbol of honor, urging a kinder, better world through devotion and truth. From The American Boy.
Pumpkin Pie and Mollasses Save Colchester Thanksgiving
A historical note recalls Colchester Conn s Thanksgiving of 1705 delayed to November second Thursday due to lack of molasses. Pumpkin pies baked in square tins with four corner pieces featured, plus a fattened turkey and chicken pies, vegetables and fruits for a festive feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colchester
Whittier
Golden Promise of the Future
A reflective editorial voice celebrates the postwar world awakening toward freedom tolerance and brotherhood. It vows the end of organized hypocrisy and oppression and the rise of truth and mercy in global relations.
Worldly Spirit Too Much With Us Observed
The article reflects on the egotistical turn of the nation amid material expansion and prosperity. It laments that the true spirit of the Thanakserving day has faded as pioneers intended, now viewed mainly by churchgoers while others use the holiday for worldly pleasure.
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Thanakserving
Tlouston
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New Jersey State
First Presbyterian Churches
Flanders
Presbytery of
Morris and
Orange
Johnn. Patterson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Salem County
Antonio Saldania
Saldanios
Myers
Turkey
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