Jamestown Exposition praised New Jersey school exhibit
State officials report New Jersey’s educational exhibit at Jamestown earned gold for the exhibit and twelve silver medals. The display, moved to the State Museum in Trenton, showcased three decades of state school work and was praised for its uniqueness and educator interest.
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A. J. Baxter
R. Morse
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Common Prudence in a City School Lesson
A downtown school teacher uses a subtraction example with ten dollars to teach children of Russian descent. A pupil asks about counting changes as the teacher explains the remaining amount after spending on gloves and other items.
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Isaac
Licenses Issued to Jersey Dentists Across State
The 1990 dental registration law led to 1 000 licenses issued. The State Board of Registration and Examination of Dentistry reports stronger public protection from charlatans. Dentists are urged to uphold ethics for patient welfare, with county dental societies monitoring infractions and reporting promptly.
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State Dental Society
End of the Trail at the New Lyceum Theatre tonight
Lincoln J. Carter produces End of the Trail at the New Lyceum Theatre through Wednesday with thrilling moments and songs like Mexico. Ten Thousand Dollar Men Wanted features Edison urging youth to seek technical education and strong minds for modern industry.
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Lincoln J. Carter
New Lyceum Theatre
Mexico
Fom Itlemen
New Lyceum_ Theatre
Mr. Edison
Fenith
United States
Bathlehem Bree! Company
Braine
Westfield Avenue Society Dance Features Leap Year Refrain
A Saturday night dance hosted by Misses Margaret and Helen Morewood and Alfred P. Morewood at Westfield Avenue showcased informal fun. The event began with Penang dancing at 8:30, followed by supper, a leap year reel, and lively music by Mr. Taylor. Notable attendees included Misses Margaret Stearns Edwards, Maud Bryan Foote, Helen Wilder Haines, and many others from Philadelphia, New York City, New Jersey, and abroad, with Manuel A. Cadenas of Havana among the guests.
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Margaret
Helen Morewood
Alfred P. Morewood
Westfield Avenue
Penang
Taylor
Marret Stearns Edwards
Maud
Bryan Foote
Helen Wilder Haines
Antille Con
Corey
March Clark
Sophie Cabot Brewster
Eelanor Carmer
Winifred Carmer
Helen Huntington
Helen Orcutt
Ethel Antoinette Parrot
Grace Madeline ‘Morris
Helen Catol Kempshall
Helen Louise Brown
Dorothy Pinneo
Mary I. Adair
Katharine Conger
Philadelphia
Arthur L. van Vechten
R. Clarkson van Vechten
Ira. B. Wheeler, Jr
George C. Edwards
Lewis Ballantyne
G. Edmund Grundy
N. Hillyerleston
George Bartram
Woodruff
Sterett R. Prevost
Robert E. Willis
Thomas ‘Morewood
Constant M. Eakin
Everett T. Tomlinson
Jr. Bingham
Dana
Edward TenBroeck
J. C. Burnapp
New York City
Ernest F. Schultze
Highwood Park
N. J
Manuel A. Cadenas
Havana
Cuba
Quick Shoemaking Feat Delivers Shoes To Kaiser
A London paper recounts a rapid shoemaking feat for the German Emperor. An order for imperial footwear prompt a London factory to produce a pair in two hours thirty minutes. two men worked after a messenger delivered the call by telephone. The royal boats were sent at 1.20 pm and the Kaiser wore the shoes that evening.
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London
England- A -London
Wilhelm
Fulton Street M E Church Holds Week of Prayer
The official board will meet tonight as Fulton Street M E Church begins a Week of Prayer with services on Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Epworth League roll call drew a large crowd and showed strong interest. Missionary session featured William Darlington Laura Husbands Alethia Strohl Irene Montford Florence Williams Rudolph Engisch William Jach J E Stiney Rev Dr Meachem and George Lempke. Officers named Mrs C Scott president Elmer Pontin secretary F Montford treasurer.
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Treet M. E. Church
Fulton Street M. E. Church
Epworth League
Mexico
William Darlington
Laura Husbands
Alethia . Strohl
Misa J. Decker
Irene Montford
Florence Williams
Rudolph Engisch
William Jach
Mra
J. E. Stiney
Meachem
George Lempke
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Missionary Society
Mra. C. Scott
Elmer Pontin
F. Montford
Clearing sales sweep the nation for January bargains
Merchants nationwide announce clearance and inventory sales to move stock. Furnishings are less perishable yet slower to sell, but retailers like the McManus at First Street report heavy fall inventories and big reductions to clear the lot.
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Illumination and eye strain cautions from an engineering writer
A magazine writer warns readers about missteps with illumination. Excessive brightness can worsen strain. diffuse or soften light and adjust direction. Try gradually reducing light to allow the eyes to adapt, focusing on the effect on the viewed object rather than direct brightness.
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Indianapolis
Btar
Kilpatrick Post Installs Officers at Anniversary Ceremony
Judson Kilpatrick Post No 64 Grand Army of the Republic held a public installation of officers Saturday night at East Jersey Street headquarters with State Department Commander Arthur W. Tench of Newark as guest. Veterans from Ulric Dahl Post Barry Post and Winfield Scott Post attended. officers were installed by William C. Smith and Alfred Atkins.
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Grand Army of the Republic
East Jersey Street
State Department
Arthur W. Tench
Newark
Joseph Brant
Ulric Dahl Post
Barry Post
Rahway
Winfield Scott Post
Plainfield
William C. Smith
Alfred Atkins
Rowelle JoNnder
Park
Joseph Cannon
Jamen
Robert McCandless
John M. Vollmers
George H. Sanborn
Joseph Becker
Jules C. Lambot
Augustus Culver
Edwin Marahy
Patrick Kelly
Inside Sentinel
William Marsh
Outside Sentinel
James Conley
John Dixon
Cannon
Tenehi
Atkins
Smith
Sanborn
W. H van
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William J. Furze
Forman J. Reynolds
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H. J. Sanford
Hatfield and Putnam
Woman's Relief Corps
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Who's My Husband
A penniless noblewoman marries a rich plebeian and cannot forget the union. She shops with a servant and orders goods, prompting the shopkeeper to ask where to send them. The woman asks the servant to reveal her master's name, claiming she never remembers St. Harper's Weekly.
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Harper's Weekly
Rival in Europe Prompts Miss Holliday to Teach and Talk
Zephine Holliday answers a tempting boarding job abroad with motherly Mrs Maxwell and artist Ralph Maxwell on a voyage to Europe. The plan to pair Zephine with Ralph leads to comic misreadings as the pair discover mutual attraction amid a mother’s scheme and a painter’s eye for red hair.
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Ralph
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George
Mentine
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