Reception to Rev. Dr. Cobb at Second Church
A quiet reception honored Rev. Dr. Cobb after his installation as pastor of the Second Church in Trav, where the congregation presented him with a purse. The event drew about 209 attendees including local clergy and church members. Dr. Cobb’s leadership brought notable growth and popularity to the church, with many praising his early pastorate success.
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Em BrwAlloy
Mor Securil Presty Corti Church
Ge Hey
Ho Cath
Vrs Gali
de Cobb
Tee
Ehagel
Wien
Amun Uepiste
Mr. de Manor
Cobh
Vinselé
Dr. Cobh
Trav
High Smythe
Cobb
Hie
Blige
Relay Tate
Fey
Funeral plans altered by relatives in Newark scene
The New Jersey community reels as relatives alter the funeral arrangements of Miss Vorrin Borgen who died suddenly. The service location shifts from the planned Newark affair to Nosdich with a director from East Congo and a brief service in Alfred GeHnines’s funeral home. Confusion surrounds the deceased’s mother’s Indian lineage and a stalker-like onlooker at the wake.
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Inshin
Misa Corrie
Vin Duyan
Siilenly
Alfred GeHnines
Newsark
Vite Insurance
Newark
Mine van Dine
East Conge
Nosdich
Alan
Vorrin Borgen
Honest Dentifrice Promises Sixty Years of Effort
The advertisement touts SOZQDONT The Honest Dentifrice as a sixty year effort to provide a dentifrice that meets public needs. It claims the product is mildly astringent, pleasantly fragrant, and a deodorizing mouth tonic, urging readers not to miss out on using it.
State move for clean linens at rail terminals
Trenton June secretary Henry Mitchell of the State Board of Health launches a drive for sanitation at New Jersey railroad terminal stations. Inspectors will check daily cleaning frequency drinking water supplies station facilities and waiting areas cleanliness to curb tuberculosis spread and improve sanitary conditions.
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Trenton
Henry Mitchell
State Board of Health
New Jersey
Sulin
Hirhitshire
Knoba
Drowned Man Falls From Railroad Ties at Elizabeth River
Michiel McDonald of Eng land resident in this city for twelve years drowned while walking a railroad tie over the Elizabeth River near the Long Branch Division. He fell into shallow water and life was extinct despite nearby boatmen rescuing his body. The 28 year old laborer resided with his widow mother and leaves brothers and sisters. He was a communicant of St Patrick Church.
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Michiel McDonald
England
Wee
Abot
Elizabeth River
Long Branch
Central Railroad
Thin City
McDonald
Ellen McDonald
Peter Melia
Folicaman
John V. Kelly
Thomas J. Hugh
James
William Kitty
Christian Floyer
Take Kelly
William McDonald
United States Navy
Brooklyn
Wealcott
Burinke McDonnlil
St. Patrick's Chure
Sparks and Razors on East Grand Street Mystery
Two men attempted a street parade of razors at a cigar shop on East Grand Street when a passerby interrupted. Police intervened as bystanders watched a doctor lead the trio, one man previously with a railroad corps, and a shop opened a week earlier to shave patrons. The piece also notes Swanton's case and animal breeding experiments creating white sparrows and abnormally long tail lesions through selective breeding and harsh treatment.
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Comail
Fiat Grand Street
New York Central Railroad
Swanton
Alrnddy
Wedding Confusion Fragments Stir Strain in Bad Breas
A note reveals tension at a wedding as Joe and Jack’s new wife refuse dialogue. Tom-Way questions pot use while Joe reports confusion and offers sympathy instead of congratulations in a strained domestic scene.
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Breas
Joe
Jack
Tom
Summer Society Fetes At Weinstadt Home In New York
Activities in society note a Tennant Keramie Club afternoon at Mrs Edward Weinwelt 540 Morris Avenue with members and guests listed. Exhibits include painted china by Mrs George Edward Browne and Mrs Townley. The Glazebrook Rumford School drawing class presented works at North Broadway with pupils advancing to Smith College. Academic honors and class plans are recorded for Maud Bryan Foote, Mary McIntosh Helen Gustin Glindye Tall Ruth Bailey and others. Visiting family from Princeton and local plans for a seaside summer at Avon-by-the-Sea are mentioned.
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Tennant Keramie Club
Mra
Edward Weinwelt
Morris Avenue
Misterute Thompson
Henry A. Haines
Hlnid Townley
George Edward Browney
Edward Weinacht
Mea
Prouk McDougall Stith
Po Sa
George Edward Browne
Mrn
Ds Townley
Anun
George K. Dimork
Frank WH
Davia
Samuel Bonnell
Sidney ‘Sayre Tiknupeon
EB. Cobb
Palmer Hh
Charlock
Walter Chandler
DeWitt Clinton Jones
Edward A. Workas
Mesanler Winchester
James 8. Green
Job Grane
Crane
Edgar BR. Crier
Kremm
Mins Sus Btiles
George F. Jones
Dr Crouthers
Camille Basuet
Harriet Townsend
Misa
Evelyn. Townsend
Adelaide Monwell
W. McD. Drake
Climea
Glazebrook-Rumford
Hivoad
Smith College
Mise Maud Bryan Foote
Mary McIntosh
Misa Helen Gustin
Helen Berry
Ruth Bailey
Irene Ransom
Darothy Tones
Cora Rosa
Marjorie Slanason
Central Baptist Church recital and community notices
Miss Catharine M. Moore will give a recital at Central Baptist Church next Wednesday. Several pupils attend the baptism class. Mrs William Owen plans a Cobourg summer. W S Parmele and Miss Keith Parmelee will also travel. William H Roberts, son of the late Rev. Roberts, attends a class reunion in Erinces ton. he practices law in Darville Ky. The piece ends with nature’s imagery and celestial motion.
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William—Th. Roberts
William €. Roberts
Westminster Church
Ctl
K. Massey
Roberts
Chidhood
Darveille
Roberts Cane
Erinceston
Journal Daily Puzzle Stonewall Jackena Victory Card
Forty four years ago to day Stonewall Jackena was victorious at Cross Find private.
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Stonewall
Jackena
Cross Find
Old Roman Nomenclature System Detailed in Antiquity
The Veruliae system shows praetomen nomen and cognomen marking gender and family. Women rarely bore elaborate appositive names, while agnomen existed for distinctions. Daughters used feminine gentile endings or ordinal designations like Cornelia Major and Minor, with further numbers for larger families.
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Appia
Bergius
Jeu
Scipio
Africanus
Carthage
Tul Ha
Marcus
Tulling Cicern
Cetwvtae
Octaving Coosa
Minor
Cornelia Major
Cornelia Minor
Ancient Greek coin testing methods described
The text explains how Greek authorities stamped ingots or lumps of gold to certify weight and legitimacy, and how tests like the Lydian stone or piercing with a sharp tool were used to detect plating or foreign metal. It discusses the role of state marks in authentic coins and methods to verify genuineness.
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Croesus
Yearly family portraits near every home a strict custom
A fragment discusses photography habits and alloy detection in coins, praising a yearly family portrait tradition. It notes strict observance of the custom, with no penalties for attendance and a complete photographic record as families travel to the gallery annually.
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Sarablinhed
Michael McDonald
East Grand Street
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Leonard Keramie Club
Letd ¥ Anderson
Princeton
John C. Rankin
Newyak Avenue
Carmer
Weatminster Avenue
Mian
Winifred
Anor Carmer
Avon-fy
Sea
Caroline Simpson
Florence Brevent
Cy Ores
Brill’s
Brill
Glenscheck
Tropics
London
Cheviot
Walt Bhhcktilker
Pat Serge
Uae
Pri
Tral Baptist Church
William Owen
Cobourg, Can
Lake Ontario
W. S. Parmele
Westminster Avenue
Tett
Cpbourg
Can
Parmelees
Kelith Parmelee
Dorothy Carmer
sSehiler
the Journal Daily Puzzle
Dresser
Percy i
First Street
Oliver
Intsierae
Bart Whee
Equrts Geolte
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