Dill and the rise of corporate law in New Jersey
The article chronicles the career of an influential attorney in corporate law, detailing his early cases, pivotal wins, and role in reforming corporate charters. It notes his work with Carnegie Frick and the Atlantic City settlement, plus his appointment as Judge of the Court of Errors and Appeals of New Jersey after amassing a fortune in corporate litigation.
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Loe
Abbott
New
Harvey
Pu Corpo Nes Pions
Gob Ik
New Jersey
Dill
Lower Manhattan Island
Albany
Wrs
Dillon
Andrew Carnegie
Pittsburg
Beatetorney
Messrs
Frick
Carnegie
Aisen
Atlantic City
Attorn
Menten Shanes
Contm
Lea
Stokes
Court of Errors and Appeals of
Teford
Hidden Dangers and Kidney Signals Warn of Disease
An unclear but alarming description links kidney illness with warning signs. It mentions pale or thin appearance, back pain, and possible diabetes as danger signals. The text struggles with garbled phrases and medical terms, portraying symptoms and concern about kidney health.
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Patna
Lips and the science of facial tells in dialogue
A New York Press excerpt examines how lips and mouth movements reveal emotion. A professor and an inventor debate whether eye or lip cues best betray truth, noting the lip's upper edge often signals more than the eyes.
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Legely
Weill
Untitled King Louis XVI Manuscript Describes Royal Undressing
A manuscript from 1781 to 1814 depicts a ceremony in which Louis XVI’s coat and waistcoat are removed in full view of the court. The account notes court attendants, a nightshirt, and the king’s playful, sometimes provocative, interactions as he dressed and undressed.
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Louis XVI
Poe Bhlaud
Chinese Turnips and Pickling Traditions Across Provinces
The article describes Kin Hua region Chekiang province in China where turnips are cured in a soy sauce pickle after trimming. Hams are salted dried and sometimes smoked, with occasional nitrate of potash for preservation. Southern provinces use alkaline earth blends. northern methods vary. Pickled eggs are preserved in a mud and soy sauce mixture, dried to ripen and store for months.
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China
Ing
Tata
Kin‘hua
Chekiang Province
Korea Produces Superior Handmade Paper for China and Japan
A historic note on Korea as the source of prized Korean papers for China and Japan. It describes manual production without machinery, using bark from paper mulberry and wood ashes, spreading pulp on bamboo frames to form sheets, and traditional foot-stamping processes to finish the sheets.
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Kingdom
China
Japan
Korea
Wain
Dramatized Fragments and Doyle Anecdotes Echo Old School Tales
The text jumble recalls a pulpit preacher scene with a comical clash and a remark about an English writer. It also recounts a Doyle school memory where a head master warned the future author that he would never amount to much. The pieces read like clipped, era journalism with layered voices.
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Conan. Doyle
Thack
Eray
Pesidennis
Doyle
Bookiman
Views of a Busy Citizen Ended in Ads and Fares
A noisy clipping reports a busy citizen recalling his trip to Washington Star with mainly ads and sitoon fare as the notable points. The piece notes hazy memories and a fragmented view of press content.
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Washington Star
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Everwear
Lee Hall
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Furniture and Carpet House
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World Almanacs
Beane’ Book Makers
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Broad GT
W. J
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Bates
Madras
Hosanna
Sternberg & CO
Market Street
Newark
West & Fletcher
Ty Fort Bane
S. T. Morrow
Mil First St
Greed
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St Broad Street
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