Hudson County leads in new tenement construction
Trenton reports the State Tenement House Commission filed findings showing 741 new tenements costing $7,999,000 approved in the year, with Hudson County building the largest share including 97 four story brick houses and 241 three story frame houses. Essex and Newark area work also noted with numerous violations and prosecutions. The commission details improvements for light and air, fire escapes, and tenant relocations, with fines totaling $1,063.08.
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Trenton
Hudson County
Essex County
Newark
Jersey City
Paterson
James A.ampbell
James M. Stewart
Edward W. Gray
Clinton McKenzie
Edwin West
Charles J. Allen
Two Charities Combine for Economic Amalgamation
Winter weather increases demand as the Charity Organization Society and the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children merge. Each keeps its charter and officers while meeting and financing jointly. William T. Day becomes acting head. H. H. Isham presides when law requires. The union aims at savings and seamless operation, with Miss Josephine Buer as superintendent coordinating the merged work. Donations to the charity store at Second and Court and wagon aid from Rescue recollect remain available to help the needy.
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Charity Organization Society
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
William T. Day
Charity Organization
Children’s Society
H. H. Isham
Children's Society
Josephine An
President Day
Women health and Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
Of interest To Women notes that women with demanding duties gain strength through Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. The article explains it is not secret medicine, lists its ingredients, and contrasts it with other preparations. It emphasizes safety, effectiveness for mothers, and public endorsement by medical authorities.
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Pierce
Fivorite
Br. Pierce Oaly
Wowan
Local Charity Appeals for Coal Donations Amid Cold Weather
The article notes wagon drivers posing as Charity Organization representatives in Elizabeth. Only the Rescue Mission collects locally. Cold weather boosts appeals for aid, with coal most needed. In November the society distributed two tons in quarter-ton lots.
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Elizabeth
Young Princeton Men in Diplomatic Service
Princeton December 10. Of the 104 members of the United States diplomatic service represent this country at foreign posts ten residents are Princeton graduates and an honorary graduate heads a legation as minister while eight alumni are secretaries of legations and in line for promotion to minister or ambassadorial posts the group is largely women and all from one university despite low salaries Princeton graduates seek careers of distinction and usefulness in diplomacy.
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Princeton
United States
Princeton University
Cnreers
Court Bayley Names Its New Officers
Court Bayley Daughters of Isabella votes to install officers for the year led by Grand Regent Mary A. Potts and Vice Regent Philomene A. Hummer with Belle A. Castles as Prophetess and Margaret L. O’Brien as Historian. Other offices filled include Organist Gertrude McKean and Chaplain Rev. J. J. Smith. trustees listed among others.
Tea Leaves Hold Secret Of Aromatic Flavor
A Sunday magazine column discusses tea aroma derived from minute aromatic substances in tea leaves. It notes that scientists aim to isolate these components to preserve flavor during transport, with research by the Plant Bureau of the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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Plant Bureau of the
United States de Tenets of Agriculture
Deetek Ae
Sitkade
Sunday
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Childrens Morris
Fricke’s
Elizabeth Avenue
Timbet
Charles J. Salathe
Westfield Ave
Legthioa
Eteatricel
UNION
J Blum & Son
Livingston
Fred B. Bassett
Phoenix
India
Merode
Root's
Collins
Skinner's
Smyrna
Second Street
Elizabethport
Women
Sternberg &X CO
Market St
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