Princeton class size reveals traits in Nassau yearbook
Alumni Day at Princeton marks Nassau College victory over Yale in a base ball clash celebrated by bonfire and band. The Nassau Herald's 1907 class notes reveal ages from 22 to 29, weights from 105 to 224 pounds, and heights around 5 feet 11 inches. Majority pursue business and law, with English as favorite study. Helen first and Evelyn second lead a beauty poll amid a long list of demographics and activities.
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Prinerton
Prinertan University
Averowe
Nassau
Yale
Nassau Herald
Princeton
Herald
A. Mars
Anda
Jays
Helen
Evelyn
Wellesley
Harvard
James J. Cooney
Scranton
Doctor Laughed at Coffee Causing Heart Trouble
A Columbus Georgia patient recounts improved health after quitting coffee and starting Postum. She describes relief from breathlessness nervous tension and stomach issues, noting her heart no longer tires and bowels stabilize. The testimonial ties caffeine to heart and nerve problems and praises Postum as the cure.
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Pigrician
Columbus
Coos
Saul
Veara
Spectacle of a Hundred Thousand Missfors in Yearly Parade
Readable excerpts describe a Niagara Falls plant on Buffalo Avenue advertising a modern Shredded Wheat facility. It highlights hygienic design, large glass frontage, extensive employee amenities, and daily production of over a million biscuits. Also noted are a funeral, a business trip by McManus brothers, and a verse about Little Boy Jim.
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Buffalo Avenue
Ningare Alla
Glaas
Niagra
Walter McMannus
Walter McManus
McManun Dros
Grand Rapids
McManus Mires
Elizabeth
United States
Funeral of Mrs Martin Gallagher at St Ann's Church
The funeral for Mrs Martin Gallagher widow of the late Martin Gallagher was held Monday at St Ann's Church Hampton Junction where she had long resided. Father Allen conducted the high requiem as many friends attended and floral tributes were sent. Bearers included Michael Cannon Patrick Connelly Thomas Kenney Anthone Moran Matthew McCormack and Edward Neaftey. Interment followed at St Anne Cemetery.
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J. A.‘Tevlins
Sdohn A. Tevlin
Patrick Tevlin
Newark
St. Mary's Church
Louis J. Bohl
Michael d. Onerol
John Hey
Andrew McCready
Philip. Rindenberger
Lawrence Burny
John Lacey
Moont. Olivet
Tevline
Hahne & Company
Martin Gallagher
Cabhe
Aumaea
Dew
Gillagher
Joseph McCrain
Broadlway
St. Ann's Church
Hampton Junction
Father Allen
Michael Cannon
Patrick Connelly
Thomas Kenney
Anthone Moran
Matthew McCormack
Edward Neaftey
Intermont—war-in-Stanne Cemetery
Heating the soil through steam powered heat
German agronomist Dr Mehner develops an artificial soil heating method for early spring vegetables. Steam at 300 degrees is pumped through 20 to 40 inch deep clay conduits, warming soil to about 42F at 12 to 20 inches depth, boosting growth and size. Installation costs approach 250 to 300 dollars per 2,500 square yards with potential annual profit around 500 dollars per patch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mehner
Germany
France
Tein
Drunkenness Cure Promises Safe, Simple Treatment
The notice promotes a scientific cure for whisky and beer habit sold with a full guarantee. Two forms offered at a dollar and sixteen cents each, claiming high success and featuring testimonials from families in Washington DC and New Jersey streets.
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Otting
Orrine
Washington, D. C. Broad
West Jersey
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Blue Eyeu
CG. A. McClintock
Newton James
W. M. Armstrong
Sidebotham
Heeckenridge
Moat
Stockton Axton
Tennyson
Dickens
Old Nassau
Durham
Bert No
Houaton
Enifea
Fentoad Sebeal
Wellville
John Jacob Astor
New York
America
London
Jim
Angel’ Tang
Jnel
Beart
Lainie
Bey
Heavenly Choir
Angel Volire
Bragley
Reg Larhy Joag Beloty
Cleveland
Ohio
Dogherty
Harper's Weekly
NCE
Market ST
Beaver ST
Newar
Brice
China
Fors
Merly
Cial Price
Spc
Rockers
Mullins
Ali
Jersey City
Brookltr
Spaldings
Wright & Ditson’s
Varigua
Leas
Aay
Stanley
Manley
Imperial
Elizabeth Novelty CO
Dellyorad
Bain
Kedaks
Neas
Jore
Bedigo
Brook-Rumford
Ita
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