Newark Shippers and Receivers Bureau Success Story
Newark merchants and manufacturers in New Jersey benefit from the Shippers and Receivers Bureau at 276 Broad Street. The bureau, led by M. B. Williams, helps members detect overcharges and secure rail and steamship rate reductions, with claims totaling over $14 for one case.
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Blood Is The Lik lacks clear event or person data
The fragmentary text offers no coherent event, names, places, or dates. It resembles a stray commentary blending science and scripture without verifiable details, making a factual card summary infeasible from the readable portions.
Railroad fare dispute at East Branch to Weehawken
A report on a contested railroad pass policy involving Manager Williams and Sreenel urging the New York Ontario and Western Railroad to permit a $1.00 rate for carloads from East Branch to Weehawken. A $1.40 rate is stated as currently in effect on two days with a favorable result anticipated.
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Williams
Singular Cut-Party Ticket Causes Poll Confusion
A Twelfth ward citizen attempted to vote Republican with a Democratic ballot at polling places after 7 PM. His son then tried to cast a Democratic ticket, insisting it was the correct choice. Election judges questioned the tickets and the man asked what ticket he should use, later declaring a straight Republican ticket.
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Twelfth Ward
Third District
Sally Oan
Deanbarelle
Bos
Teachers Delegates to Trenton Meeting
Mice Braun Elizabeth and Misa Gtryker of Westfield were honored and elected as delegates at the Union County meeting. Principal Sophie E. Braun of School No. 1 and Elizabeth Gtryker of Westfield were chosen to attend the annual conference.
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Trenton
Mice Braun
Elizabeth
Misa Gtryker
Westfield
Union County
Perahielhy Ec
Sean B Sehoat Nosity
Mise Bo
Phie E. Brawn
Mies Elizabeth Gtryker
Wertfeld
Fragmentary diary line hints at archaic cadence and names
A distorted OCR fragment presents a cryptic line in an old style, mentioning a phrase like true as the Meedle and a character named Beary VIL. The legible portion suggests a declarative aside, with uncertain attribution and period language. The readable text remains fragmentary and ambiguous.
Before Days of Patents Secrets Guarded at Life Cost
Before patents, inventors kept secrets to secure returns from invention. Valued secrets guarded families and businesses, yet temptations of competitors rose. A Venetian secret of making glass was prized and guarded, as Paoli fled Venice with the guarded method marked traitor. In 1710, Saxony’s Elector learned Bottger had found the secret.
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Edwin J. Prindle
Paoli
Venice
Saxony
Bottger
Neighbors Invited by Sons of Temperance Celebration
The sixty sixth anniversary of the Order of Sons of Temperance founded in New York on September 20 1942 will be celebrated by Lincoln division of this city Tuesday evening inviting neighbors to the event.
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Order of Sons of Temperance
New York
Lincoln ‘Division
Mande E of Leesburg Makes Pasko Te TB Plea
Mande E of Leesburg Virginia speaks up amid a local tuberculosis plea as the community debates holiday health measures. The fragmentary text mentions Pasko and a desire for care or action, with no further details available.
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