Governor Wilson Criticized for Sunday School Address
An opinion piece from Trenton objects to Governor Woodrow Wilson's Sunday armory address to Sunday school workers. The writer calls his remarks untimely and in bad taste, criticizing attacks on lessons and hymns and urging an apology while affirming commitment to Lesson Leaves and hymns.
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Wison
Trenton
Woodrow Wilson
State Gazette
Wilson
Armory
Tieak
Scott
Clark
Whedon
Christendom
Europe
New Jersey
Isle of
Bucklen’s American Salve Promises Quick Healing
Claim states Bucklen’s Araica Salve heals cuts burns bruises sores and more with superiority over all others. Advertises 25 cents at N. F. Clayton’s with Mrs. Clayton’s address omitted.
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N. F. Clayton’s
The Beautiful Isle Dream in Newark Star Critique
Governor Wilson warned religious listeners in Trenton against chasing a Beautiful Isle of Somewhere a political utopia where perfect laws justice and virtue reign. The piece argues such dreams tempt impractical laws inviting contempt and lawlessness instead of practical governance.
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Governor Wilson
Trenton
Isle of Somewhere
Isle
Newark Star
Women Led Maine Amendment Drive, Papers Praise
The Maine newspapers largely credit women with driving the amendment campaign, noting their moral appeals and public sentiment shift. Editorials praise their influence, while opponents taunt them as a rallying point in the prohibition fight. The piece also includes religious reflections urging daily virtue.
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Maine
Deep mourning for dogs becomes London fashion
London women adopt mourning for pets with deep borders and dog memorial cards. A London woman reports receiving an inch deep mourning envelope after advertising her lost dog, reflecting a growing fad. The piece also notes Electric Bitters as a recommended remedy by Mrs. W. W. Gould of Pittsfield New Hampshire.
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London
W. W. Gould
Pittsfield
N. H
N. FP
Clayton’s
How to Protect Eyes In Summer For Women And Men
Practical advice urges wearing hats with broad brims or parasols to shade eyes from strong sunlight and prevent wrinkles from squinting. Men should use wide brimmed hats or sunglasses. glasses with dark lenses are a last resort. Summer eye care includes daily boracic acid eye baths and warm water rinses to guard against dust and irritation.
Stop Smoking by Delayed First Cigar Method
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch suggests a staged plan to quit smoking by delaying the first cigar after breakfast. Start with a 30 minute delay, then extend to 1 hour, then 1.5 hours, and continue adding time weekly. If cravings occur, eat fruit and avoid smoking until the interval ends.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Cranbury Township General Election Notice 1911
Notice of general election in Cranbury Township Middlesex County New Jersey for November 7 1911 from 6 am to 7 pm to elect assemblymen sheriff surrogate five freeholders two coroners township clerk and township committee members with polling places Odd Fellows Hall Cranbury Grange Hall Plainsboro and a registry revision session October 31 1911 Walter H Havens township clerk.
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Cranbury
Middlesex
New Jersey
A. D
Odd Fellows
Walter H. Havens
General Assembly
van Derveers
Dayton
American Mechanics
Monroe
Prospect Plains
Boards of Registry and Election
CG. W. Hoagland
Election Notice for South Brunswick Township Meeting
The Boards of Registry and Election will meet on Tuesday October List 1911 from 1 PM to 9 PM for the purpose of a General Election to be held on Tuesday November 7 1911.
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South Brunswick Township
Boards of Registry and Election
Monroe Township Election Notice in Prospect Plains School House
The township invites voters to elect three Assemblymen two Coroners Township Clerk and other officials at Prospect Plains School House. Polls open 1 PM to 9 PM on the date stated. Witness CG W Hoagland Township Clerk.
How to Clean White Silk Gloves
Instructions describe washing white delicate silk gloves with fuller's earth. Slip gloves on, wash hands and arms in the powder, rub, shake off, and repeat as needed. Warns soap and water can yellow or shrink silk if water is not kept cold and steady.
How to Take Raw Eggs
An invalid forced to subsist on raw eggs finds methods to make them tastier. She squeezes lemon juice over a raw egg to evoke oysters flavor, or uses orange juice beaten into a stiff froth for a change. She blends raw egg whites with orange juice and crushed tea to mask the taste so the egg is barely noticeable.
How to Take Out Grease from carpets and rugs
Magnesia removes grease stains from carpets and rugs. Buy a block for 5 cents, grind into powder, cover the spot, rub in and let stand overnight. Sweep away with a whisk broom the next day to remove the stain.
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Magnesia
Notice to Creditors for Eugene B. McCarty Estate
Daniel W. Clayton executor of Eugene B. McCarty deceased gives notice to creditors of the Middlesex county estate to file debts demands and claims under oath within nine months or be barred from actions. Dated July 6 1911 by direction of the Surrogate.
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James H. Conover
John Ruding
Middlesex
Fass
Conover
David G. Rowland
Lewis D. Rowland
Cornelius
Rowland
County of
Davin G
Rownanp
Lewis D
Amzi A. Duncan
Frank
Davis
Eleanor Davis Duncan
Frasx
Daniel W. Clayton
Eugene B. McCarty
How to Restore Cane Bottom Chairs
Clean the cane bottom chairs by turning the chair upside down and washing with hot water and a sponge. If dirty, use soap. rinse and dry the chair outdoors until the seat is taut again.
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Beautiful Isle
Hilton “Jones
Matthew Henry
Daniel W. Claxton
W. H. Johnson
Furman
Granbury, Wi. J
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O'Neil's
James O’neil
Main St. Cranbury
N. J
Cranbury Press Office
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