Shall the Republican Party Die
Letter to the editor from Perth Amboy New Jersey dated November 14 argues the Republican Party remains strong while detailing flaws of the Progressive third party. The writer assigns blame to weak leadership and money and urges loyalists to organize and resist the new movement. Richard Ernest Comegys signs the piece.
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the World
Republican Party
Republican
Wawes
Lincoln
Grant
Garfield
M. Kinley
Progressive Party
Richard Ernest Comegys
Perth Amboy, N. J
Youth's Companion Promises Entertaining Reading and Specials
An old subscriber extols The Youths Companion as a healthy daily companion for eager youths, offering science tidbits, industrial feats, travel tales, stories, sketches, athletic advice, and handy house ideas. 1913 announcements include serials, 200 stories, 50 contributions, and gift incentives for new subscribers at 4 cents a week.
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Europe
The
Companion
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Praised at Fire Scene
A fire hero amid cheering crowds held aloft a small round box and proclaimed Bucklen's Arnica Salve as superior for burns and related injuries. The vendor N. F. Clayton offered the salve at 25 cents, touting its anti-inflammatory and pain-killing properties.
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N. F. Clayton's
Prospects of Hughes Enjoys Gifts and Local Life
Prospect Plains notes describe W N Hughes supervisor for Singer Sewing Machine Co in Central District New York City receiving gifts from Italian managers including cakes weighing 15 to 20 pounds and gold watches. The piece mentions a wedding reception, a September birthday, roses from friends, property dealings at Stults Corner, and local social visits with Mrs Hughes visiting Rutherford and Trenton. It also references Mrs Hughes plans to host family for Thanksgiving and a sermon by Dr Loche on rejoicing in the Lord.
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Singer Sewing Machine Co
Central District
New York City
Hughes
Wm - N.hughes
Rutherford
Stults’ Corner
George Duncan
Joseph Hutton Jr
God
Paris
Plainsboro Social News and Upcoming Weddings
Mrs J B Babbitt returns home after visiting Newark. J D Van Dooren visits Trenton relatives. Mr and Mrs Lewis Okeson host and Miss Mayme Okeson joins friends in Trenton. Plainsboro Grange 184 holds entertainment after meeting. Henry W Jeffers attends Maryland dairy meeting and speaks on milk production. Invitations issued for Miss Mary E Major’s wedding to Franklyn Rule Mershon on November 28. Rev Henry Harry to preach at Plainsboro church.
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J B. Babbitt
Newark
J. D .van Dooren
Trenton
Lewis Okeson
Mayme Okeson
Rose
Elizabeth Byrnes
Jersey City
R. J. Keppel
Augustus Stout
Monmouth Junction
William Major
G. Applegate
Edwie
Annie Little
Vineland
Misa Elia Johnson
New York
J. W. B. Wicoff
Henry W. Jeffers
Plainsboro
Abel Updike
Helen Snook
Della Updike
Mary Groves
Harold Freeman
Esther and
Abner van Kité
Rosedale
State Dairy Association
Baltimore
George Gene
Charles Boyd
Mary E. Major
Franklyn Rule
Great Building Falls When Foundation Is Undermined
Health advertisement notes indigestion weakens the body and urges taking Dr. King's New Life Pills to tone the stomach and regulate liver kidneys and bowels. Describes the medicine as pleasant easy and priced at 25 cents at N. OK Clayton's.
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Dr. King
N. OK
Clayton’s
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B.T. Rabbitt, Inc
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Peppler
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