Newark Bosses Rally For Liberal Sunday Reform
A June Newark demonstration drew about two thousand residents at Kure's Coliseum Park. Speakers included Rev Dr Wasson rector of St. Episcopal Church Newark Mayor Haussling and George Von Skal of New York. Sheriff Sumner defended excise law enforcement while urging adherence to statutes. Haussling praised participants noting the city’s liberal spirit and stressing Sunday rest as a time for religious and civic activity.
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Newark
Howe
Waa
Mauseling
Asbury Park
Atlantic City
Woman Restored to Health After Backache
Fragment describes a woman who suffered back pain and fatigue before seeking treatment. After care, she reports renewed strength, better mobility, and a return to normal activity, emphasizing relief and improved well being.
Ivory Soap Purity and Social Policy Debate
A fragment discusses Ivory Soap qualities and the priority of purity. It then shifts to a public policy question about liquor and water drinking rights, arguing for fair treatment of beer drinkers and the general public’s interests, citing Geo Von Skal of New York Staats-Zeitung.
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Jehor
Waller
Geo von Skal
New York Staats-Zeitung
Rath Co Expands by Acquiring Local Firms
Henry A Rath & Company plumbers of 1217 East Broad Street have bought L A Hoffman & Company at 184 East Grand Street. The deal includes the building and a bond concern until a new complex is ready. The Rath firm, started by Henry A Rath, will move into Hoffman's premises after remaining operations on East Broad for thirty three years and completing projects for City Hall and other institutions.
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Henry A. Rath & Company
East Broad Street
L. A. Hoffman & Company
East Grand’ Street
Bualpees
da. A. Hotonas Bonds Company
Harmonis Bank
Eliabeth Avenue
Presbyterian
Carteret
Rath Company
Hoffman
Henry A. Rath
Aes
George Schneiders Birthday Anniversary Celebration
George Schneider celebrated his eighteenth birthday at 131 Smith Street with a home gathering on Friday evening. Flowers adorned the house as gifts were exchanged and supper enjoyed. Music by Mary Ferris, Catherine Stachler, Alice Curren and Henrietta Clark featured songs, chorus and dancing.
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George Schneider
Smith Street
Salt as a Sacred Substance Through Ages
The text traces salt in ancient belief as divine and powerful. It notes Teutons revering salt, its use in purification rites, and ritual significance. The narrative links salt to holy sites and to bloody conflicts in establishing its revered status across cultures and eras.
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Tive
Wales
Choir Threats Drive 17-Year-Old to Escort in Trenton
A Trenton church choir member Ethel Hughes, 17, has received seven weeks of death threats by letters demanding her resignation from the First Methodist Episcopal Church choir. The notes, inked in red with death emblems and a coffin image, target pastor disputes and the congregation, prompting police investigation and guardianship to the services.
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Trenton
Ethel Hughes
Edward M. Margeram
Spring Street
William A. Frye
New Jersey’ Conference
Charles C. Jones
Methodist Church South
Wilson
Hughes
Doctor Jones
Inter
Dr. Jones
Rome
Mr Cann Returns From Employed Officers Conference
W E Cann physical director of the YMCA returned from the Atlantic City session of the Association of Employed Officers of the Young Men’s Christian Association of North America. He spoke of training school work in Canadas and the value of general thought shared at the conference.
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W. E.cann
Thet. M. C. A
Young “Men’s Christian, Association of North America
Atlantic City
Cannsiete
Ethan Se ‘Raining School
Hota Ghalfonte
Eren
Fragmented remedy note mentioning tonics and herbs
The text describes various traditional tonics and root remedies for stomach disorders and general vigor. It mentions Colts Goal and Serene soot native roots and references a woodroot or stone-based preparation, suggesting a historical herbal remedy context with unclear specifics.
Local Paints Ad With Low Prices
An advertisement offers wall paints from 2 cents per gallon and mixed paints at reduced prices. It promises large stock and discounts making it a bargain for home projects.
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DR. Wasson
Episcopal
Haussling
Expresscn
L. A Hoffman Son & Co
Berry
Light Bruns
Stab
Natty Coal Atyleay
Atyles
Benson and
Royal Worcester
C. B
Sale Children’s & Misses
Gto
Broad Street
Fred B. Bassett
Arnold Milla
Erly Tc Thie Sale
Wena Nee Serene
India
Thomson
Swina Dali Heer
Miresamna, Aar Saat
Market Street
Pereiesves
Eee
Maat Necieson Boo
Perme Agg
Portland Ge
Acme
MR. Cann
Valenciennes
Frank and Ecoller
Jace
Misia
Swan
Fricke’s
Comfort Li
Lawn, Sante— He
Elizabeth Avenue
Reid Street
Elkay
W. Jersey
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