Hay's Hair Health promises natural gray hair reversal
An advertisement touts Hay's Hair Health as a safe, easy solution to premature gray hair. It claims immediate dandruff removal and full color restoration, with a money back guarantee and free bonus gifts from listed druggists. The offer includes trial bottles and soap, highlighting decades of customer satisfaction.
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Ro & CO
Smythe
Davey PH Rothenge
Hay
Harfina
HAYS
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Loyal Bowling Cup Offered by Young Men's Catholic Club
A friendly rivalry between Young Men's Catholic Club bowlers and Knights of Columbus members centers on a silver loving cup donated by the Broadway bar keeper Sacco. The cup will be engraved and displayed in Mulligan's show window. The contest uses ten game series with free admission and aims to boost local bowling, with improved facilities at the Lyceum alleys and new pins for the event.
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Knights of Columbus
H- A
Sacco
Broadway
Mulligan & Show Windows
Young Mens Catholic
Lyceum
Noa Ion
Knights
Church Officials Defend Mrs Pintard Amid Resignation Dispute
In Red Bank New Jersey the First Methodist Church board hired George Collins as organist for a year while Mrs Elia Pintard the long time choir leader contends that Rev Pedcy Perinchief misrepresented the grounds for her forced resignation Her signed statement from a majority of the board asserts she was unfairly compelled to resign and cites her two decades of service without prior discord.
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Red Bank First Methodist Church
George Collins
Keyport
Elia H. Pintard
Arcy Perthehief
Perinehief
Publa
M. E. Church
Red Bank
Perichie
The
Hoir
Perinchief
Heardland
MEF
Hed Tank
Ila HE Pintard
Oor’ Ehuren
Charten A
Wrake
Wrank Gray
Wob Hubbard
Thornes Cook
Wo Willgans
Bo Lafetta
J E K. Chamberlain
Warden
Abducted Child Recovered After Departure With Father
A child abducted from a school was recovered near the Hamburg America Line pier in Hoboken. Chief Wymbs and Mrs. Wenzel traced the girl to a late ship after her father left to secure tickets. The child was returned to her mother, with Raab linked to local trouble in Lincroft and Red Bank over checks.
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Wymbs
Wen Oll
New York
Hoboken
Wym 3S
Wenzel
Raab
Lincroft
Red Bank
Way Above Her on a Rush Hour Car Ride
A man pleaded with a woman on a Buell avenue car during rush hour at public Square. She refused at Fortieth Street saying Harold’s station was too far above hers, then exited at Fifty Fifth Street as he continued toward One Hundred. Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Fortieth Street
Harold
Fifty-ifth Street
Cleveland
The Choice of Constantinople in Roman Empire History
The piece discusses Constantine the Great’s search for a capital, noting initial candidates Naissis and Sofia were rejected for frontier and sea concerns. It highlights the eventual selection of Constantinople, an unexpected choice that surprised Roman officials as a mere port city before becoming imperial seat.
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Constantinople
Empire
Dean Stanley
Constantine
Naissis
Sofia
Bulgaria
Nicomedia Indallium
Bue
Loendon
Dr Johnson Dinner Critique Sparks Dinner Table Debate
Dr Johnson, famed for liking fine meals, argued poverty caused bad dinners. His hostess Mrs Thrale challenged him with a quip about buffing his wife for meals, prompting a humorous exchange on gratitude and haste.
Massacre reports spur calls for foreign inquiry
Eyewitness letters describe massacres of Mohammedans in Macedonia and Albania by Serb and Bulgarian forces. Appeals to Europe demand an international commission as hundreds die, villages burn, and corpses fill cisterns and chasms. The accounts cite atrocities, starvation, and executions amid ongoing violence.
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Europe
Kelehpost
Albania
Reichpost
Christendom
George
Uskub
Vistula Voda
Vardar
Rumanevo
Kaikandele
Hieuwes Sane
Fossil Turquoise vs Real Turquoise Color Difference
The passage explains varieties of turquoise and contrasts old and new stones. It notes fossil turquoise from Siberia that gains color from iron phosphate, smells when tested, and feathers a moisture reaction, emphasizing it is not mineral turquoise but dyed fossil teeth, yet it holds color better than much real turquoise.
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Siberia
Public pavilion planned at foot of Avenel Boulevard Long Branch
The ordinance proposes erecting a public pavilion at the foot of Avenel Boulevard near the ocean front in North Long Branch, mirroring the public garden at Matilda Terrace, with plans and materials to be prepared and bids sought. It assigns supervision to the Parks and Public Property director and funds the project in the current tax duplicate. The notice notes introduction at the January 22 meeting and a February 5 reading for final action.
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Avenel Boulevard
North Long Branch
Long Branch
Board of Commissioners of
City of Long Branch
Matilda Terrace
Department For Parks
Pulette
Long Branch Public Notice on Rockwell Avenue Improvement
The city announces a February 5 1913 meeting of the Board of Commissioners at the Cornell Chamber City Hall Long Branch to consider a new ordinance for permanent pavement of Rockwell Avenue from Broadway to the New Jersey Southern tracks with assessment of benefited property owners. The city clerk records the notice date January 22 1913 and invites interested residents to be heard.
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Board of Commissioners of
City of
Long Branch
Cornell Chamber
City Hall
Rockwell Avenue
Broadway
New Jersey Southern Railroad Company
Winfield T Warwick
Public notice on Second Avenue street improvement bid
Public notice from Long Branch clerks states a regular February 5 meeting to consider permanent paving from Chelsea Avenue to Cedar Avenue on Second Avenue. It notes owners pay a share of the cost proportional to the benefit and invites objections at the meeting.
Long Branch Ordinance Hearing on Third Avenue Improvement
The Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing on February 4 2018 at 1 am in the City Hall Council Chamber to consider a permanent improvement of Third Avenue from Morris to Bath Avenue. The owners of benefited property will be assessed for the special local cost. The notice invites concerned parties to be heard at introduction. Dated January 22 vii. Winfield Br Warwick City Clerk.
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Notte
Board of Commissioners
Winfield R. Warwick
Rechues
Long Branch
City of
Long Branch City
Tha’ Commission
Department of Works and Public Property
Dis Board
Jobn W. Flock
Tig and Paasege
Winfield K. Warwick
Board of Commissioners of the Clay of
Second Avene
Chelsea Avenue
Cedar Avenue
Lone Branch
Warwick
Wy Clerk
Board of Commissioners of
Council Chambee
City Mall
N. 4
Third Avenue
Morris Avenue
Bath Avenue
The Country Boy’s Theatrical Theft Gone Awry
A country youth visiting Manhattan with Lismele a New York banker attends a theater. In the lobby the boy flashes a gold watch chain from his pocket. A thief teacher in the audience steals the watch and then exposes the lesson and steals the uncle’s watch as well. The tale ends with a quip about the Anti-saloon league and a judge.
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Manhattan
Lismele
New York
Geutly
Willie
Anti-saloon League
Wholly Witless Exchange Sparks Quick Quip
A humorous newspaper exchange features a back and forth about wit and sense. A passerby quips that one man would be half witted if he had more sense, highlighting a playful aside among readers.
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