Sailors Tell Awful Tale Of Germanic Wreck
Survivors of the Germanic describe the ship sinking on the voyage from Nova Scotia to England. Captain went down with the vessel as eight companions endured starvation and exposure in two lifeboats, rescued after drifting at sea. Norwegians Roald Anunden and others praised volunteer soldiers and recounted harrowing details of the disaster and rescue.
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Nova Scotia
England
al Py
Journal
New York
Noeraft
Aimet
Uathain Newton
Middlesborough
Paiglin
Fleetwood
Rom
Hinricwne
Wartes
Min
Biut
Qwen
Roald Anunden
Norway
Rin
Waldorf Storia
Hong
Jonas
Gomne Friente
Georne
George
Rane
Massa
Mark Twain
Newspaper vs magazines advertising dominance warned
A Massachusetts manufacturer and other experts argue that daily newspapers outshine magazines for reaching local readers and delivering results. They warn against substitution phony products and urge buyers to demand reputable brands backed by long-standing names.
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Massachusetts
Ifere
New Jersey Seeks Federal Aid to Reclaim Swamps
State Geologist Kum mel outlines plan to join the State Land Reclamation and Drainage Association to secure national funding for swamp and marsh reclamation. About 200 400 acres of tidal marshes in counties such as Atlantic Burlington Cape May Cumberland Gloucester Middlesex and Union could be reclaimed, boosting agriculture and economic use. Prof Rommel and others push coordinated data efforts to anticipate a bill extending federal aid to New Jersey lands, with fresh water marshes adding potential acreage.
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Trenton
Jan
Kummel
Reclamation and Drainage Association
New Jersey
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Hackensack
Passaic
Newark Bay
Barnegat Bay
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Atlantic
Burlington
Cape May
Cumberland
Gloucester
Uindsan
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Crean
Salem
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Tersey
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Congress
Public Service changes take effect in Newark
Newark reports the Public Service Corporation reorganization approved last November went into effect yesterday. Officials including Colonel Edward W. Hine become secretary and head of divisions. John J. Burleigh doubles as second vice president and transportation chief. George J. Roberts leads the electric division. Percy Ingalls becomes assistant purchasing agent. H.R. Young becomes general agent of the combined electric and gas division. several department heads were dropped and departments merged.
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Newark
Public Service Corporation
Edward W. Jline
Thomas N. McCarter
Frederick Evans
Corporation
John J. Burleigh
Camden
Electric
Percy, Ingalls
Plice
H. L. Lightner
H.R. Young
Wats
Combined Electrict
Essex County
Chandler
Central Jersey
County Board of Agriculture Meets in Courthouse Room
Thirteen Union County Board of Agriculture members attended the meeting in Room 12 of the Courthouse with FE R Collins presiding. Two new members were proposed for membership and a press committee was named. A Hay Culture discussion led by Fred C Woodruff preceded notice that the next meeting will be Thursday January 23 due to a State Board session in Trenton January 15–17.
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Union County Board of Agriculture
FE. R. Collins
State Board of Agriculture
State Board
Edward K. Drake
Charles H. Brewer
Fred C. Woodruff
Cranford
State Agriculture Board
Trenton
The Frenchwoman and Dress Insight
A Harper's Bazaar note says Frenchwomen stay well dressed by being highly critical and using a triple mirror to view front, back, and side views. They avoid flattering gratification and remember not everyone bows to their appearance as the back view matters most.
Keron Re elected President of City Board of Excise
The City Board of Excise met in the City Council chamber at 4 PM to organize for 1908. John Keron was elected president unanimously after Frederick Schlichter was reelected excise inspector for a three year term. Licenses granted include inns and taverns to several holders and a saloon license to Frank Kinatk.
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Board of Excise
Lawrence ‘O'Donnel
Paul ‘Carroll
John Keron
Frederick Schlichter
Thomas F. McCabe
First Street
Emil Brunner
Third Avenue
R.A. Barry
Second Street
Jacob Reuter
Broad Street
S. P. Knoll
Flora Street
George J. Wacker
Franklin Street
Emil Massett
Frank Kinatk
South Front Street
Proofreading as a Labor of Editors and Insight
The author argues proofreading is not drudgery but a wholesome task. Manuscripts provide crumbs of comfort, revealing new ideas amid difficulty and teaching editors through their stubbornness and occasional illumination. The writer reflects on detecting faint insights from long-ago sources after years of reading and rejecting MS. Howells.
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W. D. Howells
The
Atlantic Monthly
A Duke Who Owned the Isle of Man
The Duke of Atholl, residing at Blair Castle in Perthshire, held vast lands in Scotland and held numerous titles including Duke of Atholl and Earl of several regions. The third duke ceded Man sovereignty to Britain for 70,000 pounds and the fourth duke sold remaining Isle privileges to the Crown for 400,000 pounds.
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Strange
Earl Strange
Percy
Murray of
Stanley
Murry
Tullibardine
Glenlyon
Isle of Man
Isle
Caledonian
Our-Pie Delicious Semon Piles Offer Easy Pie Mix
Savor mouth watering pies with minimal effort and cost using OUR-PIE. Air tight packaging ensures freshness and it is inspected under Pure Food Laws. Available at grocers for 0 cents per package, each makes two pies in Lemon Chocolate and Custard flavors.
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