Kite tying contest at Asbury Park hotels draws crowds
The Journal reports a kite tying contest hosted by major Asbury Park hotels with prizes for first place. Dozens of girls from leading fraternities will compete, judged on height reached, design, garb, and elegance. Attendees include Plainfield visitors at several hotels and a new children’s beach nursery operated by trained nurses.
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Asbury Park
Ruge
Lyndhurst
Elizabeth
Mabaeg
B. Young
Plainfield
Imperial
Wet
Ieee Clude
C. W. Gos
Ang
Ares
Ashdand
Mainfield
Ardsley
M. Hatfeld
Mrs. Hatfield
Clarence Hatfield
Surf House
B. Frank ‘Ell
Elizabeth Randall
Randall
Plainfeld
Monttr
Whitman
W.J Williams
Kiam H. Eminone
P. Emr
Bennett
The
Gramercy
Apa Beach
Murse
Limi Abe
People's
Ign
Gatherh
Fates
Aseem Ps
Mw ‘Ohn
Ballard
Vicw
Bradley Beach
Conteaville
Coon Bran H
Necktie Incident Traps Boy To Father’s Safe
Plainfield Aug. 0 Charles Lee a year old son of former Dreier Charles Lee became entangled when a necktie caught in a large safe while his father bent over in a stooped posture hours Tuesday. The boy was freed and the father retrieved him from the danger.
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Plainfield
Charles Lee
Dreier Charles Lee
Bévison
Gifford Avenue
San Jose
Oat
Fragmentary tale of a boy and a tensed moment
A damaged passage describes a boy in an uncomfortable siting with a twisted neck and a failed attempt to free himself. His mother returns in the afternoon and ends the episode by cutting him loose. The text is incomplete and reads like a stray OCR fragment from a larger narrative.
Doctors Must Tell Tuberculosis Reporting Ordered in Newark
Newark officials, after long debate, voted to require physicians to report tuberculosis cases to the Board of Health. The rule, supported by Dr. William S. Disbrowne and the Sanitary Committee, mirrors reporting standards for diphtheria and smallpox. Violations carry a $30 penalty per offense. The measure emphasizes exposing case history when possible.
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Newark
Aug. S.rAfter
Board of Health
Leulosip
William 8
Jersey Savings Banks Resources Reported For New Jersey
Report by State Banking and Insurance Commissioner Watkin details conditions of state banks and trust companies as of July 15. Highlights include resources totaling 100,405,448 with a cash balance and a trust sector surplus of 44,699,421.52 and a total liabilities of 177,746,841.98. Banking houses and fixtures valued at 1,530,148.74.
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Jersey Savings Banks
Temenel
Trenton
David
Watkina
Surance
Eines
New Jersey
Pena
Fe India
Welsh State banks and legal ties explored with surplus fund
Reading notes reveal a surplus fund of 1 035 000 and references to notices and proposals. Mentions of Miss Sharp and Miss Flirt at a residence imply social and legal contexts, with letters in gentlemen's writing and invitations noted in the Baltimore American.
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Scheerer & Crown
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Lonsdale
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Sherts
Tris
Dwight
Ferulat
Hefei
Chitin Panamen
A. Pena Tan Toy
Alwik
We Geis
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Orrerinos
Creshes
Fridat
Tery Roedras
Sharon
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