Attorney General's Sermon on Brotherhood and Charity
The attorney general speaks on righteousness and Christian brotherhood citing the Good Samaritan. He contrasts fraternity with true brotherhood, urging aid to the vulnerable, clothing the poor, feeding the hungry, nursing the sick, assisting widows and orphans, and offering comforting words.
Jim the Newsboy remembered in public talk by Mr Wilson
A middle aged man seeks a bookkeeper job with top city references. Mr Wilson spoke on brotherhood and church roles, praising fraternal orders and the Salvation Army. He urged acts of kindness as the source of happiness, receiving a warm reception from hundreds after his remarks.
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Allen confesses to stabbing wife in Vernon street home
Police recount Allen's confession after a drunken quarrel over money led to a stabbing that pierced her lung. Detective Walling recovered a bone-handled carving knife and found evidence at the Vernon street residence as the woman lay in critical condition.
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Midnight Assault Leads to Pending Arraignment
A 37 year old bridge carpenter was identified as the assailant in a midnight affray. His wife, aged 85, was found bleeding. he requested a lawyer and a postponement. Detective Walling advised silence while Allen recounted his story to a reporter. Arraignment expected this afternoon or tomorrow morning.
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Piano and violin lessons by B Al Fred’ek at Norwood Ave studio
Professional instruction using the latest approved methods. Music by professional musicians provided for every occasion. B Al Fred’ek, teacher of piano and violin, offers studio lessons at 70 Norwood Ave with phone 11 M. for contacts.
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Republicans Outline Trenton Agenda For New Session In New Jersey
Trenton December 30 Republicans will outline their legislative program for the January 14 session at a joint Senate and Assembly caucus led by Senator Walter E Edge. Eight Republican senators are holdovers with one new member Blanchard White. Democrats plan a constitutional convention while Republicans favor amendments such as districting Assembly members and women’s suffrage. The convention fight may split along party lines with Democrats pushing it and Republicans opposing the route via two legislatures.
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Advent Sunday School Christmas Exercises at the church
The Second Advent Sunday school held a Christmas program Friday night in the church with songs recitations and drills. Elder Eric Wolcott has a severe cold and Mrs Rufus Casler is visiting Long Branch this week.
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Weather Indications for New Jersey and Washington
The Weather Bureau forecasts 86 hours of rain then clearing, with colder coastal conditions. A Great Lakes disturbance brings brisk southerly winds shifting to westerly, with rain today and tonight, clearing Tuesday. Reports from Moorre station note temperatures around 37 to 41, high 48, barometer 29.85 rising to 30.12, humidity up to 100, and variable wind.
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Character as the distinct trait of a person
The passage argues that a person's character defines them more than wealth power or intellect. It asserts character is the indelible mark by which individuals are judged.
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New Jersey Central Schedules and Roller Skating Ad
Detailed train times for New Jersey Central routes to Newark and New York with Sunday and Saturday variations, plus a listing for Freehold and Matawan via certain stations. Also notes roller skating nights Monday, Wednesday and Saturday and a Lyceum Theatre ad in Red Bank with admission 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children.
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