Methodists in Baltimore General Conference Opens
Nearly 800 delegates including ministers and lay members attend the Methodist Episcopal Church General Conference in Baltimore. The session opens with devotional services and bishop address citing quadrennium progress, with elections and policy debates planned, centennial events observed.
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Remark About Nourishing Grape Nuts Food
A physician's wife gave me a pack age of Grape Nuts with the remark that she was sure I would find the food very beneficial for my wife and three patients. After weeks I discovered it was a wonderful invigorator boosting energy and mental poise. This change has brought satisfaction and improved health.
Sure Cure for Baby's Itch
An advertisement touts D. D. D. Prescription using oil of wintergreen mixed with molasses and glycerine as a topical wash for itching and skin diseases. It promises instant relief and permanent cure with few drops applied externally, naming Mackeyros in Jersey as a point of sale.
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Mackeyros
Corner Broad
West Jersey Stoets
Messiah Lectures Set for Baltimore Conference Delegates
The Baltimore Orion Society plans a May program around The Messiah with speakers including Rev. Dr. William Alfred Quayle of Chicago on May 12 and Rev. Robert McIntyre of Denver on May 15, plus William Jennings Bryan on May 19. Delegates from Newark Conference and Plainfield will attend, with about 20,000 Methodists expected in Baltimore during May. Sessions pause Sundays for Bath services led by bishops, and social entertainments are arranged for delegates.
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Messiah
Baltimore
Boat halts trains on New Jersey line near Elizabeth
A late afternoon Central Railroad of New Jersey train stopped on the main line near Greenville after a two-masted catboat with two horses attached to it blocked the tracks. Twelve workers cleared the line as passengers and bystanders watched. The boat had been repaired and was being moved when it snagged a rail, halting trains for about ten minutes.
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Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Lnte
Greenville
Jersey City
Plainfield
Elizabeth
BOB DAVID S SPECIAL FOR DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
Jersey City May. Robert Duris Yax Collector announces he will attend the Democratic National Convention in Denver as a delegate from New Jersey's Tenth Congressional district. He opposes Senator Smith Essex monopolizing transport to Colorado and plans a special train to serve all New Jersey Democrats.
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Robert Duris
Denver
Davis
Congres
Davie de
Smith
Essex
New Jersey
Colorado
Princeton Theological Seminary graduation honors final year
Princeton May 6 The ninety sixth annual commencement ceremony at Princeton Theological Seminary concluded yesterday. Rev Rol S of Newark delivered the principal address. Forty four men were graduated and awarded fellowships of 6000 each to recipients Anderson Odilwain Lowe Kennett Macdonald Lincoln Nebigen rena Dovbon MoUs Keon Open paar mates J Marble ter Ind Oncar Armstrong Millbere Va
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Newark
Anderson
Odlwain
Lowe
Kennett P
Macdonald
Lincoln
Neb
Rena Dovbon
MoUs Keon
Paar
J. Marbelter
Ind
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Armstrong
Millbere
Changes 176 Faith Barer May After Existence of a Year
The old Christian Re formed church of this place has become the law Church of Hampton and will be a member of that denomination. This action was taken by the fir congregation, consisting of
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Chorch
Hampoy
Havear
Public Service Corp Plans $50 Million Mortgage
Thomas N. McCarter of the Public Service Corporation of New Jersey announced the board authorized a first mortgage on all company property for $50,000,000 in 5 percent gold bonds. The issue funds renovations and collateralized underlying securities, with strict earning tests before bond delivery.
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Thomas N. McCarter
Public Service Corporation of New Jersey
Newark
Board of Directors of
Public Service
Corgotation
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