No legal Board of Health in Borough continues row
At a borough council meeting the health board faced questions over dumping ashes near residences amid protests by at least 25 nearby property owners. The board opposed dumping except clean ashes, while officials debated resignations and the missing oath for board members. New garbage rules were adopted, requiring curbside collection by 7 am, watertight containers, separate bags for rubbish and for ashes, and proper bagging or bundling.
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Board of Health
Wayman Wilson
Spring Street
Reilly
Wilson
James J Quigley
Higginson
Arend
Health Board
Boars
Hlurley
Frat
Messrs
Rutherford
Slattery
Cook
Hurley
Messrs, Arend and
Bucklin
Gome
Red R. Wilcox
Syracuse , University
Lave Wine
A Reisner
Universitys of Pennsylate
Vania
Lee Reilly
Wayman
Quigley
Chattle Chipd Student Readies For Summer School
Daniel Eager recovers from quinsy and returns to school as the Senior exams begin with German and English today. Twenty two scholars left Chattle in May for work or doubt of success. Charles Chamberlain of Red Bank was jailed 30 days for drunk and disorderly conduct after a wife report, with Chief Wymbs taking him to Freehold. Chamberlain has a prior police record.
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Chattle
Charles Chamberlain
Bridge Avenue
Red Bank
AL. Wymbs
Chamberlain
Badeau
Freehold
Wymbs
Red Bank Scouts exhibit in Lyric theater mishap
Red Bank Boy Scouts staged firefighting wall scaling and signaling at the Lyric theater to raise funds for their camp week. Secretary Wo i Bunn suffered a severe leg cut when a ten foot wall collapsed during setup and he was treated at Edwin Pields' office before returning home to Ocean Grove. The wall climb record failed to meet required ground distance but scouts, including Wallace Jeffrey and Thomas Doremus, earned an ovation. Harold Knight timed signaling while Bunn led the event.
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Boy Scouts of
Red Bank
Lyric Theatre
Wo i
Bunn
Ciken
Edwin Pields
Ocean Grove
Manasquan
Adolph Kind
Wallace Jeffrey
Red Bank Fair Grounds
Thestage
Thomas Doremus
Allen Pryor
Fred Gustin
Irving Finch
Milliard F. Tetley, Jr
Thomas Morris
Theodore Soden
Robert Hitchings
Harold Knight
Harold Tumey
Mr. Bunn
Expensive Drop and the American Twist
Hiram Jones, just back from Europe, is quoted in Lippincott's Magazine. A friend suggests he might have conformed to English manners abroad. Jones replies he did not imitate the English. he says Americans drop vowels and letters, specifically Ve and Xs.
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Hiram Jones
Lippincott's Magazine
Europe
England
Advertising Offer in Daily Record
A brief notice promotes advertising in the Daily Record, asserting financial benefit to readers. It emphasizes that placing ads will yield payment or revenue, inviting potential advertisers to participate.
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The
Daily Record
Order Reassessment for Laying Sewer
A lengthy municipal session covers sewer work, street improvements, and bond issues. Officials consider extending the sewer system on Mechanic Street, Street and Drummond Place proposals, street lighting upgrades, and a $26,500 authorization for fire engines and a firehouse. Public safety, infrastructure and budget items dominate the agenda.
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Spain
Shrewsbury Avenue
Wyrnths
SS Va
Ligh Street
Cooper
Spring Street
Mechanic Street
Drummond Place
Monmouth Street
Maple Avenue
Degenring
Plainfield
Cook
Metropolitan Bank
George M. Walters
West Side Hose Co
Wymbs
First National Bank
Bad Case of Misdiagnosis and Missing Payment
A humorous quip recalls a doctor misdiagnosing a patient as having appendicitis. The patient supposedly owed money despite the real condition being different, highlighting a comic twist on medical and financial mix ups.
New Language Veltlang Proposed With 20 Letters
Professor Braendle outlines Veltlang a universal simplified English based tongue with a new alphabet of twenty letters. It uses curved vowel signs and rectangular consonant glyphs with diphthongs as single characters. He claims ease for English speakers and advantage for oriental learners.
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Frederick J. Wraentle
Stites Saension
Lacs
Braendle
Pension Office
Tian
Broendle
Braenudle
Uoele Sim
Velapuk
Desperanta
Braceadle
More Babies and Fewer Dogs Reported in Chicago
City birth statistics show 469 more births in the first quarter of 1918 than the same period last year while 17 fewer dogs were licensed compared with the corresponding quarter of 1912. The data reflect shifting social trends during wartime.
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Chicago
Cowboys and Smugglers Referenced in Silent Film Talk
A fragment notes Portuguese cowboys clashing with smugglers as a thought for moving picture scenes, suggesting a Western frontier intrigue. It hints at Hollywood implications and world cowboys as potential actors or inspirations in film, with a focus on adventurous border narratives.
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Moving Picture
Sts
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la Somnelle
Cio Cio San
Dresden
Strinhach
Asbury Park
New Dersey
Matthias Woolley
Liberty Street
Long Branch
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Coleman Avenue
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Washington Street
A. T. Woolley
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