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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1921

Page

6

Mosquito plague hits Gloucester city area in New Jersey

Gloucester City and nearby towns report heavy mosquito and gnat problems keeping residents awake. The same item notes wage disputes in Vineland glass factories and a payroll forecast of 10000 dollars weekly, plus various local civic actions and legal cases across southern New Jersey.

Gloucester City Vineland Camden County Samuel F. Stokely Methodist Episcopal Church Woodruff Gloucester-Woodbury Maurice River Chester Palmyra Boosters Stephen Sabo Supreme Court Trenton Mary Jargo Dorothy Scarborough Englewood Hermina Hohokus Hackensack Phifer State Fish and Game Commission South Jersey Forked River Harry Souder Millville Louis Gassel France Diamond Social Club Roosevelt Post American Legion Gassell James Whetsel Vineland Poultry Association Board of Trade Victory Park Judge Logue Cumberland County Juvenile Court David Berry First Presbyterian Church Lillian Leech Flemington Fair South Orange Village East Orange City

New Bond Bill Explainer and State Police Plans

State board chairman explains institutional construction bond bill set for November 8 election. The plan caps bonds at 10.15 million for existing institutions and 3.85 million for five new ones with legislative approval and a sinking fund. The article also covers the New Jersey state police recruitment at Sea Girt and training schedules, plus Newark and state water license fee dispute, dentistry licensee list, and a 2-cent transfer charge impact on Public Service Railway revenues.

Trenton Ogden WH. Hammond State Board of Control, Department of Institutions and Agencies State Board State Department of Institutions and Agencies State House” Commission State House Commission Department of Institutions and Agencies Department Edwards Las Appropriations Committee Arthur Whitney Malieus Bugbee Hammond New State Police Norman Schwarzkopf New Jersey Séa Girt State Board of Conservation and Development Newark Pequannock Congleton Supreme Court Jersey City Justice Trenchard Weilber Robert H. McCarter McCarter State Water Supply Commission East Jersey Water Company Lehigh Valley Railroad Law Department State Board of Registration Brooklyn Archibald L. Spiegelglass Hackensack Vernon T. Emmons Ashbury Park Samuel S. Silberg Nathan Cone Morristown Raymond T. Granville Arthur R. Hall Wilmington Del Nathan T. Brussel Passaic Lambert Klopman Wortendyke Lauriston R. Livingston East Orange John H. Guilfoyle Bayonne John W. Barron Philadelphia LeRoy D. Shafer New York City Joseph G. Albert Orange Frederick TF. Chrisman New Brunswick Samuel A. Ament Dover Benjamin Wells Alexander R. Picou Washington Frank W. Cogan Frank L. Hubbard Sussex Walter F. Burrs Emil J. Orth Union Hill William FE. van Eerde Camden Fred D. Makin, Jr Point Pleasant Louis H. Blumenthal Paterson Thomas J. MacPeak Thomas L. Boyle Edward Schlossbach Freehold Maxwell M. Fischler Lloyd M. Granger William McDyer Milton Ike Samuel S. Fogelman Samuel Singer, Jr Keyport Abraham M. Sleminger Barney Sams Harold van Winkle Leon Felburg Julia W. Rea Forest Hills Edward C. Berg Frank I. Simone Nathan Byer Allen S. Vinson Milton Zucker Floyd EB. Curry Hudson Heights Charles P. Crowe Harold F. Willard Harold H. Buehler Garden City L. I Harold Avidon Arthur A. Lewis Irving A.bricker Arlington Muller M. de van Cornell J. Grossman Springfield Arthur F. Edwards Salem Mass Walter R. van Riper

Health myths meet home remedies in pinkham testimonial notices

A collage of testimonials touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female troubles and backache. Women from Providence to Fayette and Bloomington praise relief after years of suffering, urging others to seek the product and its informational booklet.

Providence, R. L Lydia E. Pinkham Herbert L. Cassen Mens Court Providence R. L Ohio Fayette Taner Lydia KE. Pinkham Chester A. Ball Illinois Biscrington Ill J.a.mcquitty Walnut St Bloomington Iil Cassen United States

Misread Targeting Anecdote in Wartime Hilarity

A playful exchange features Miss Catt asking about her aim and Miss Nipp joking that she is making a target of her husband. The light moment reflects home-front morale and social wit.

Miss Catt

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New Jersey State Clarkshoro Frank J. James Raymond W. Schuck David 8. Paul James Reed Recorder Stackhouse William S. Stiles Salem County Atlantic City Burton E. Gaskill Arthur Uhlig Clinton Avenue Governor's Island Cape May William H. Bright Wildwood B. F. Howell, Jr Middle Township Judson B. Carson Palermo Assembly John Massucci Bound Brook Massucci Tarangelo Raritan Pedro Santora Riverview Harry Lovett Frank Harrold Asbury Park Edwards Smith Harris Gramm Germantown White Horse Pike Columbia Hammonton Glassboro Bureau of Vital Statistics State Board of Health Woods Street Anna Pfeiffer Bordentown Harold Collison Oliver Street Godfrey Hohn Whitaker Bridgeton J. Bertram Hall Harold Frampus Albert Wilson Rank Hunter Burk Stockton Lawrence Shorts Constabulary Schwarzkopf Sea Girt United States District Court Public Service Railway Lydia Pinkham Little Willie Harper’s Magazine Helen Artis the Alabastine Company Grandville Avenue Grand Rapids, Michigan
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