Pennsylvania Railroad Seaside Excursions From Cape May to Sandy Hook
The Pennsylvanian rail line promotes holiday travel along New Jersey shores from Cape May to Sandy Hook with forty beaches and Atlantic City attractions. Ocean City Wildwood Sea Isle City Anglesea Holly Beach Wildwood Crest Avalon Sea Girt Point Pleasant Allenhurst Elberon Belmar offer seaside appeal. Ticket Agents provide excursion rates and train times for day, week, or summer outings.
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New Jersey
Cape May
Sandy
Farm Stocked for Year Reference by Robert Breeding
Robert Breeding of Preston Maryland provides a concise reference noting a farm stocked for the year 1910. The mention emphasizes ready supplies and potential productivity for the season.
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ROBERT BREEDING
Preston, Md
Denton Tax Notice Demands Payment by August Tenth
Denton County Commissioners direct that all taxes due and in arrears must be paid by August 10, 1909. Property of those disregarding the notice will be advertised and sold to cover tax bills and costs of collection.
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Anthony's Mill
Three Bridges
bne
jos
ANTHONY
JOHN S. SLAUGHTER
JONATHAN E. TOWERS
JESSE P. WARREN
Denton, Md
Caroline county
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
SAMUEL THOMAS BRATCHER
Caroline
Denton
A Fine Building Lot on Fifth Avenue
A brief public notice advertises a building lot for sale on Fifth Avenue. Applicants are directed to the journal office for details and inquiry.
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Fifth avenue
JousnaLofice
A Cosmopolite in a Cafe
In a crowded New York cafe at midnight a self styled cosmopolite sits among travelers and locals. He expounds on world citizenship while a lively scene unfolds with music, chatter, and a dramatic clash that ends with the cosmopolite revealed as a Maine native defending his hometown pride.
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Mauch Chunk
E. Thushmore Coglan
Coney Island
Ile
Thadarabad
Lapland
Kealatkahiki
Arkansas
Idaho
Chicago
Buenos Aires
Stushmore Coghin
Tsq
Earth
hin
wAdeim
Rushmore
Bombay
The Break in the Game Highlighting Baseball Psychology
A literary piece explains the baseball bench break as a psychological moment that flips momentum. It describes players, coaches, and spectators reacting in unison to a sequence of balls and hits, arguing that baseball is as much mental as physical in determining outcomes.
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American Magazine
Signals of Indians Army Adopt Indian Signaling Methods
In a Popular Mechanics account, Army experts are said to have adopted indigenous signaling ideas. The army uses smoke bombs and rockets to convey messages when lines are unavailable, firing colors from segmented cartridges that interlock and burn in sequence. Navy ships also rely on rockets and a masthead Ardolis system of colored lights, plus a pistol firing color stars from cartridge stars.
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United States army
signal corps
army
red men
Philippines
navy
Town of Gold Bricks in Guanajuato Mexico Tale
A Mexican mining town tale describes Guanajuato as the gold brick town where old adobe houses yielded gold from ore refuse. When a railroad station spurred demolition, assay of debris showed gold and silver worth $3 to $24 per ton, averaging about $8, totaling roughly $30,000 Mexican in gold. New houses lack the same riches, causing regret among builders.
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Mexico
Guanajuato
Selentife
Fate of the Braake treasure off Cape Henlopen
Off Cape Henlopen a wrecked British privateer named Braake sank after a hurricane while pursuing gold and cargo from Spanish and French ships. Accounts claim over half a million in gold with more treasure elsewhere, but salvage attempts over two centuries have yielded little beyond anchor chains and two cannons.
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Cape Henlopen
Draake
Atlantic
new world
Braoke
England
Branke
Cape UWenlopen
Charles Adams
navy department
New York Press
Clothes and the Man Quote on Neckties
A London Chronicle remark on men's attire notes that many dislike repeating outfits, especially neckwear. It observes you assess a man by his eyes and tie, and insists that a new, straight tie is required daily, urging buying cheap ties and discarding them nightly due to vanity.
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London Chronicle
Billionaire Proclaims Only Dollar He Earned
A curio sparks mock inquiry as a billionaire sighs that the only dollar he ever earned is the one framed up there. The remark, captured by Puck, reflects a wry, satirical tone.
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Puck
All Had Been Used
Fragmentary quotation from Chicago Record-Herald and Houseaye snippets reflecting jokey exchanges about expositions and finances. The garbled text shows repeated wordplay and a remark on wealth versus poverty with no clear news event or identifiable persons.
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Chicago Record-Herald
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Bulletin
SHA
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Hook
the
Atlantic City
Pacific
Ocean City
Wildwood
Sea Isle City
Anglesea
Holly Beach
Wildwood Crest
Avalon
Stone Harbor
Beach Haven, Seaside Park
stand Heights
Barnegat Bay
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Spring Lake
Long Branch
Sea Girt
Point Pleasant
Allenhurst
Elberon
Belmar
FIRST STREET
ally
PuBkic GARAGE
Oscar Clark & Bro
Paul Holsinger
Ridgely
Harry Clark
Queen Anne
Charles B. Harrison
Preston
Frank W. Wagner
Federalsburg
Maryland Fire Ins. Co
Easton, Md
P.H. CORERAN
PREMIER
RAPID AULONOBILES
Reo
Cochran
Rapid
P. BE. CORKRAN
BALTIMORE
BEST STORE
Howard and
Lexington Streets
Ladies’ Home Journal
Patternside
Robbins
Fair Grounds
Saisbury
JOO
NIAGARA FALLS
Greensboro
Philadelphia
COLINIA BRATCHER
Lixecutrix
T. FRED, GAREY
C. HENRY
McClure, Phillips & Co
Mr. Kipting
moon
Th. Austmore Coglin
Coghlan
Siberian
New York
Spain
New Orleans
Indiana
Kansas
North Carolina
south
Manhattan
Richmond
Stushmore Coglan
Pocahontas
Dixie
Secaucus
N. C
Murray TV lyceum
Harlem river
Shanehal
Rio Janeiro
Seattle
dale
EveHd avenue
Cleveland
Pike’s peak
Fairfax county
Kaw river
EL. R. Cottan
Venice
Charleston
Afghanistan
Kabul
Sixth avenue
Broadway
hoseleas
alameter
Cozlan
Ias
periwinkle
Wurzburger
Rushmore Coglan
B.rushmore Coglan
cosmopolite
McCarthy
Mattawamkeag
pycusa MP
JIT
BRAAKE
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