Baby Parade Set With Diverse Classes and Prizes
Hine division entries for the baby parade include go carts baby coaches wagons Sunday school miscellaneous colored pony carts and saddle class. William H. Slocum chairs the committee with Mrs Charles H C Jr and others assisting. Judges will award prizes on carnival grounds as contestants assemble at Morris and Ocean avenues. Marjorie Green Queen and flower girls Elizabeth Warwick and J. Reid are named. New carnival pins will be given to all prize winners.
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Hine
William H. Slocum
Charles H. C. Jr
C. Arch Reid
Kid A. Dennett
Grace Mat- Mise
Anna Tallman
Joline
Margaret Parker
Dorig Newny
Carlton J
Catherine Sherman
J. Walton Sherman
Margaret Ih
E. J Melee
Loretta
Nileida Fielder
Susie
Charles P. Trustrum
Jutter Will
Wilfred Rothschild
Frank B. Vo- Hari Dittenhoffer
Fred Wettach
Harold Cahn
Calvert Caher
Newman
Louis Long
Ed Popper
A. J. Weetch
William Misses
Virginia
Marjorie Green
Elizabeth Warwick
Yn Reid
Linda
Sjenntes Verbitsky
Becca Cohen
Toliver
Imymond Anderson
Chas
Trustrum
Voegelin
Percy
Ne A
Mount Othy A. Tallman
Listing of names and numbers in archival record
A fragmented directory style list presents numbered entries from 685 to 660 with given names and surnames such as Sidney Davis Luetta Pierce Coretta Green George Harris John Herbert Ed Rubensohn Libby Friedman Campanione Campanione Ethel Stutzer Jack Myron Nathan Flussar Russell Herbert Hadley King Edward MacDonall Viola Jenson Gladys Chamberlain Jennie Chamberlain Helen Cohen Catherine Osborne Davis Magidoff Lewis DuMont Kay Ed Johnson Ruth Johnson Alma Grayson Norsa Morford. The list appears as an archival roster or index.
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Sidney Davis
Luetta Pierce
Coretta Green
Geoge Harris
John Herbert
Rubensohn
Libby Hilda Freidman
Lolly Campanione
Andrew Campanione
Ethel Stutzer
Jack Myron
Nathan Flussar
Russell Herbert
Hadley King
Edward MacDonall
Viola Jenson
Fox and Bear In Culinary Caper and Moonlit Cheese
A fox and a bear plot to steal food from a kitchen but the cook catches the bear. The fox then leads the bear to a well claiming a moonlit cheese awaits, luring the bear into balance and then abandoning him as a stone sinks the bucket. The tale hails from the Talmud era manuscripts.
Safety Play at Whist Club Sparks Marriage Talk
A small whist club of six married couples debates kissing before engagements. All wives insist no kisses occurred before betrothal. A forgetful husband claims many kisses, but his wife doubts him, creating a tense moment as others watch.
Dustless estate tour delights dust watcher Martha
An elderly geneman owns a grand estate near the duke of Devonshire seat and tours Chetsworth with friends and Martha the housekeeper. Martha inspects priceless paintings silently until her master asks her opinion and she replies she cannot see a speck of dust anywhere.
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Duke of Devonshire
Martha
Chetsworth
Evidently Not in His Time
A humorous Punch quip contrasts a lively crowd around a famed professor with one guest’s skeptical view. The exchange notes the professor’s broad conversational reach on topics from hounds and bridge to golf and music, ending with the guest’s humorous shrug.
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Usleas
Geometry Gate: Student Seeks Football Earned Pass
In a family exchange a student argues that a football performance percentage will determine eligibility to take geometry. The father questions the pathway and suggests a conditional approval based on athletic success.
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Xk Rd
Robbers Take Letters At Fair In Post Office
Postmaster Chandler reports a robbery yesterday afternoon at a small store connected with the post office. A dollar watch and stationery were stolen. no strangers seen. Authorities classify it as amateur work, the fourth post office robbery in fourteen years, with ties to other local incidents.
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Chandler
Eatontown
Minugh
Red Bank
Fair Haven
Highland Beach
Sandlass Bamboo Pavilion
Little Silver
Maps and myths of far nations and home maps
A miscellany piece contrasts Wisconsin home maps kept by emigrants with a broader note on Oman. It describes Oman’s geography, population, climate, languages, and law, including wages and scarce water. The text ends with a quip about weekend superstition and money.
Ancient Definitions of Beauty and Abridged Quotes
A fragmented excerpt surveys historic views on beauty from Diogenes Aristotle Socrates Theophrastus Wheocritus and others. It notes a married couple exchange about holding hands before marriage and a joke about restrictions on housework.
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Diogenes
Aristotle
Socrates
Theophrastus
Thegenes Laertius
Memento Garden of Bulbs Becomes Lasting Memorial
A woman keeps a memento garden drawn from bulbs saved during frequent illnesses. She dried and bagged bulbs from gifted plants, labeling each with its origin and planting site. Each spring the garden recalls kind friends as the bulbs bloom for a lifetime.
Clergyman and Coppier Quip Highlights Unholy Paradox
A brief wry note in the Chicago News jokes that a minister should practice all he preaches, yet a shoemaker never wears all the shoes he makes, illustrating a paradox of professed ideals versus practical craft.
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Chicago News
Aug 16 Equestrian Sports Afternoon and Evening
Aug 16 features equestrian sports with events scheduled for afternoon and evening. The program includes an all day lineup to be held at the Ball works on Aug 27.
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Sara Ugargd
Catherine Mae Keller
Pearl Catherine Maps
Elsie A. Brennan
Francis Hill Ryan
Amelia Oschmann
Vivian White
Florence C. Beakes
John William Baker
Gwendolin Nottage
Violet E. Dietz
Margaret Wilson
Dorothy Dietz
Frank Fornarotto
Eugene Augustus Thiele
James Earl Niles
Gladys McGuire
Bernard Sandler
Alex. Palmer
Wena
Kenneth A. Aguilar
Elizabeth Reid Elberson
Ruth White
Rreuue Ai
Hamilton Cary
Monroe Cary
George Shears
Samuel Scifinaman
Walter Ernest Carhart
Frank George Carhart
Olive Anderson
Ina Stevenson
Rose Welnkofsky
Rebecca Weinkofsky
Sarah Welnkofsky
Hiram Slocum
Philip Stevenson
Lillian May Breman
Delores White
Helen White
Samuel Fornarotto
Maria Fornarotto
Kenneth Emmons
Doris Emmons
Ethel Emmons
Florence Witck
Max Hockman
Mary Hockman
Elsie A. Breman
Frederick Turner
Amy Turner
Herbert Mayer
Gertrude McClain
Clara McClain
Frank R. Slocum
Lervice Wood
T. A. Abram
Victoria Oxley
Charles Lavelle
Silvia Greenburg
Sol. Greenburg
Theda Young
Mitchell Bricker
Rose Bricker
Minnie Diamond
Rebecca Diamond
Lewis Douglas Kay, Jr
Pauline Harvey
Alla May Harvey
Harry Hayes
Anna Furhman
Catherine Smith
Emma Smith
Charles Simonson
Edna Williams
Howard Williams
Mary Phyllis Hood
Paul Rudolph Harth
Grace Fornarotto
James Rima
Ruth Wirman
A. Holland
Allen Samuel Baker
Mrea
Aynear House
Yale
Albert Hydeman
Walter Webster
James Bowers
Mabel James
Mabel Reid
Ed. Greer
Asbury Park Business College
Bean
Fox
Paris
Juesday
le Dernier cii de Paris
Strindard
Ashbury Park
New Jersey
City Hall
Department of Revenue and Finance
Charles F. Sexton
Sexton
Wainwright
Elmer C. Wainwright
Catherine Street
Monmouth Mmorial Hospital
Oman
General Information Bureau
Wisconsin
New York
Patty
Union
Milwaukee
Wiscofsin
Arabian Peninsula
Sultanate
United States
Chamber OF Commerce News
Long Branch
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