Annual Meeting Highlights Dentistry Programs at Asbury Park
The thirty sixth annual session of the New Jersey State Dental Society gathers at the Columbia Hotel near the Auditorium on July 18. Key events include lectures on Biola Pathology and Intermittent Gingivitis, with Dr. Him Iredell and Dr. J Meld delivering addresses and a leadership slate announced.
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Asbury Park
New Jersey
Destal Society
Montel Journal
Erin Garda
Him Iredell
J. Meld
I Nmden
State Adciety
Ater
Miscalli Soviely Husbhen
Path
Philadelphia
Burkhart
Talal
Jamon FE
Blood theory debunked by hood removal in old tale
The passage mocks a flawed Blood theory that bleeding or pain could be caused by a hood. It argues that in modern thinking the remedy would be to remove the hood, showing the theory’s error and public skepticism.
Fragmented note on drugs and mental decline risks
A disjointed text argues that pedotarho attempts to resist nervousness by consuming alcohol opium soothed by chemicals and ends in mental distress. It claims the plan is wrong and warns readers about dangerous habits.
Fragmentary OCR Note on Mental Control Wires
The readable text shows garbled phrases about a human body and control by wires. It references mental and central elements with unclear context, lacking coherent names, places, dates, or organizations to identify a clear event or article.
Fray to Restore Herne Intensifies in Tight Fight
A heated struggle unfolds as supporters press to restore Herne amid a tight fray. Key factions clash over leadership and strategy, drawing in regional officials and longtime allies. Political maneuvering signals potential shifts in local governance and future actions.
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Herne
Dental lectures and clinics announce new directions
Anty-three clinics will be conducted by leaders in dental practice. The program showcases up-to-date electrical equipment and novel instruments for the office and laboratory, including gold and base metal work and mechanical devices. Notable figures Kiel, Charlee Mraker of Newark, and Dr. Herbert atc of Nevis are mentioned among organizers.
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Orient
Poan Cree
Kiel
Bea
Charlee
Mraker
Newark
Herbert Atc
Nevis
Acquitted on Assault Charge in Weathell Court
Mrs Agnis Stewart was acquitted in the Court of Quan ter Resstown for assault as a battery on Leo Leek a 13 year old boy of Weatfield on March 24. The defense argued the boy was pushed from the side wall. the plaintiff testified she was on the ground with defendant on top. The jury found Stewart not guilty. Mrs Leek, who testified she was struck on the cheek, fled to call police.
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Agnis Stewart
Weathell
Quanter Resstown
Leo Leek
Harry W. Leek
Weatfield
Stewart Wah Grant
Leek
Taek
Stewart
Iter
Piaahon
Closing of a Vohns Qunday Bohool
Fragmented text describes a closing event with relatives and friends at a local pita. The jittery notes mention Mort Pian sechione and Das Dar, and a city scene with garay and se somes. The readable parts convey ceremonial closure and community attendance.
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Suatel
Saar Pita
Keowhes
Mort Pian
Yun
Anillery
Sprianail
Hte
Seaden-Auet
Gahn
Refusal by Paterson manufacturers to answer tax questions
Local analysts press manufacturers to respond to tax inquiries as required by the Avia act. One firm leader argues the questions are impertinent and burdensome, saying the measure puts American citizens on equal footing and forces undue disclosure.
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Paterson
Avia
Ope
Béme Mucuriste
Sama
King Edward Reward Praises Jewish Community
The article reports that King Edward’s actions are seen as a praise by Jews and as a political move to honor the town. It discusses the long-held wish of the king to show sympathy for Jewish people and the potential impact on public sentiment and local opinion.
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Edward
Earthquake Shock Felt Across Southern Wales
An early June tremor disturbed southern Wales with Merthyr Tydfil pupils leaping from classrooms and Cardiff buildings rattled. No damage reported as Cartily and Wiles note the quake was felt morning across the region with frightened students and staff reacting swiftly.
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Wales
Cartily
Wiles
Merthyr-Tydf School
Childres
Cardif
Old John Bull dies legacy of railroading in Trenton
John L Toor aged 4 years, the citys oldest railroader, died yesterday at his sons residence 433 Elmer street. Bolz longtime baggage handler for Pennsylvania Rail Road, employed forty seven years, retired seven years ago with a company pension. He once ran the John Bull engin an English locomotive shipped for the New York division. At Chicago Worlds Fair he was asked to operate it but declined.
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Trenton
John L. Toor
John Booz
Elmer Treet
Bolz Wass
Pennsylvania Railtowl
John Bull Engin
New York
John’ Bull
Chicago
Dr Weidig Dies in New Jersey Hotel Fall
New York June 7 Dr H Weidig a Newark N J physician and member of a wealthy firm was killed last night in St Johns N B authorities say he fell or was pushed from a window at the Royal Hotel The body was found on the sidewalk beneath his room at 110 A M He left a wife and several children and was forty years old.
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New York
H. Weidig
Newark
N. J
Cory Dois
Ministers Discuss The Bishops Bill At Society Meeting
The annual meeting of the Society at Ministers held last evening at Trinity Church discussed the bishops bill and formed a committee to draft resolutions on discipline for members. Rev Travis B Thames D D was elected president to replace Rev Henry H Oberly D D, with a banquet hosted by Rev Atkinson. Notables included Revs Henry B Mott John Ky Stuckelly Ebon B Cub John Kerr William Hamilton Everett Tom Hinem T B Whatned William W Youngson Otis A Glazebrook Henry H Sleeper John B R Atkinson Christian G Vieth Arthur H Grant Rerwi W Thorpe and others.
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Trinity Church
Almehouse
Dill
Travis B. Thames
Henry H. Oberly
Atkinson
Henry B., Mott
John Ky Stuckelly
Mey
Ebon
Cub
D. D
Ohn T. Kerr
William B. Hamilton
Everett ‘T. Tom- Hinem
T.B Whatned
William W. Youngson
Otis A. Glazebrook
Henry H. Sleeper
John BR
The Pickings of the Humorists Revealed
Fragment from a humor column describing a man and his wife quarreling over money and names like Ite ticketleg Wokey Brotiey, highlighting playful social satire in terse dialogue.
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Mr. Mesnly
U W RATES ARE INCREASED BY ORDER ACTION
Montreal June 27 The Supreme Lodge of Ancient Order of the United Workmen ordered a ten cent per month member assessment to meet indebtedness and raise rates for policy costs. Jurisdictions must enact standard rates by October and elect officers. Names of Supreme officers and locations listed.
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Montreal
Supreme Lodge of Ancient Order of the United Worksmen
Mit
Officora
Wigffalo
Supreme Muscle
A. J
Paterson
Wateh
M. K. Mehults
Heatrice
Neb
W. LH. Colvig
Jacksonville
Ore
nuprayne medical _examiner
Hick
Hanuital
Old Auto Law Constitutional Ruling Sets Stage for Change
In a June decision the Supreme Court held the old automobile law constitutional, a ruling that preserves registrations and license fees until July 1 when the new Framingham act takes effect. The case, brought by Murray Avwen of New York after a Jersey City conviction for violation of the old law, centers on the registration and license fee requirements. Justice Reed writes that state powers justify these requirements pending the act's implementation.
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Thonton
Steed Vendergy
Supreme Court
Murry Inwen
New York
Jersey City
UC Court of Common Pleas
Hudean
Reed
Zeneth
Aviwen
Bride and Groom Shot In Front Of Guests
A Texas wedding night turned deadly when the groom Joseph Reimhardt shot and killed the bride Mich Repontine Frubner in front of guests, then fatally shot himself. Police say the couple had a lengthy dispute before the violence was discovered.
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Comfort
Texas
Jung
Lange Damily
Guste
Tor
Jeamph Reimhardt
Frubner
Fred
Spreading Agitation Reported Among Russian Regiment
A damaged item notes daily unrest within the Jeneky Regiment stationed at Petersburn. It mentions growing sympathy amid the regiment and a homegrown agitation spreading among members during the ongoing situation.
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Easati
Mt. Petersburg
Jeneky Regiment
Agitas Honlealee
Xmecot Reaimant
Fetersburn
Encampment of Yeann Second Brigade at Trenton
June 71 orders issued for the camp with Brigadier Rivers and Major Horace Reading listed as officers of the day for the weeklong encampment at Trenton.
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Trenton
Instinct Goelarder
Toy Brigade
W. Rivers
Horace
Reading
DUGAN'S DYEING AND CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT OPENS
The new offer at 72 Groag Street beside the Journal office highlights Dugan's Dyeing and Cleaning Establishment. With thirty six years in the business, John F. Bigan promises thorough work on clothing and fabrics, claiming superior equipment unseen in local shops.
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Dugan
John F. Bigan
Groag Street
Journal
Uth
Cation
Wiiks
Digan
Husinets
New Combustion Congern Incorporated Formed
New Combustion Congern Incorporated with capital of 500000 is formed to manufacture and supply gas for light heat or power. It lists principal office on street and objects include manufacturing erecting maintaining gas works and distribution. Authorized capital is 50000 divided into 500 shares at par value. Names include Wallet Wy Stevenson Roselle.
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Illinm Teremnon
Wallet
Police Mutual Aid Annual Excursion Announcement
On July 26 the Police Mutual Aid Association will hold its annual excursion with events and stunts planned. The committee promises a large program including athletic activities and entertainment at the Empire, with preparations underway and details being finalized.
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Police Mutual Aid Association
Tolckeitee Ee
Speer
Hanna
Empire Om
Ithe Ashe
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