Periginals News: Local Ailments and Accident Rescue
Electrician E J Miller suffers rheumatic attack while Druggist John H Britton improves from inflammatory rheumatism and hopes to resume business. Lipincott of Jackson street improves after two weeks laid up. J Wesley Sherman ill at Norwood avenue home. Painter Charles E Harvey was struck by a freight train near Central Station and suffers back pains and a broken collarbone. Mrs Pauline M Wert rests at Hotel Breslin during New Jersey Pharmaceutical Association session. De Morgan quotation about keeping your word ends.
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E. J. Miller
John H. Britton
William B. Lipincott
Jackson Street
Charles E. Harvey
Central Station
Pauline M. Wert
Breslin
Lake Ilopateong
New Jersey Pharmaceutical Association
Proposals for resurfacing Freehold-Smithburg road bid opened
Sealed proposals for resurfacing the Freehold Smithburg road will be publicly opened in Freehold by the Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders. Bidder must include a $500,000 certified check. George P. Cooper County Engineer can supply plans. Also notices a license to sell beer at the Monmouth County Agricultural Fair on June 20 in Middletown.
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Prechold-Smithburg
Board of Chosen Freeholders
County of Monmouth
Court House
Freehold
Sid
J. M Corlies
George PD
Cooper
Broad Street
Red Bank
Smithburg Road
JM. Corlies
Monmouth County Agricultural Fair Association
Monmouth County Court of Common Pleas
Monmouth County Agricultural Pair Association
Body Corporate
Middletown
State of New Jersey
Monmouth County Agricultural
William H. Hintelman
Kimson
Read Aloud as Occupation in London Chronicle
A discussion notes reading aloud as an occupation in London and among unlikely readers, mentioning readers who multitask with type setting. It recalls a chapel’s members who could read the newspaper while their fingers set type, illustrating dual mental tasks and contrasting with mechanical cigar making in Cuba.
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London
The
London Chronicle
Cuba
Misreading the Conductor Leads to Train Ownership Confusion
An Australian traveler in a passenger coach asks about a strikingly uniformed man. The stranger explains he is the conductor who runs the train, prompting the traveler to admit his mistake in thinking the official owned the train. The quip appears in the Cincinnati Enquirer through the Daily Record.
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Australia
Cincinnati Enquirer
Lost and found and for sale notices in Bayonne item
A mixed local item lists a thirty foot open launch for sale with a bright deck and an eight horse two cylinder engine with reverse gear priced at $300, contact Smith at 488 Ave. E Bayonne NJ. A separate note mentions a brown and white fox terrier injured by an auto near Ocean View near Ocean Ave Morris, with application details.
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Ocean View
Ocean Ave
Morris
Work Wanted Listings and War Impressions
A group of short want ads seeks daytime work from a female applicant at Westwood Ave and a West Indies girl seeking a first class cook or laundress position on Belmont Ave. Also a vignette titled Lees First Impressions of War recounts Robert B. Lee’s engineers unit during Vera Cruz 1847 with a brother serving on a gun, plus a boy wanted for soda fountain work at Britton's Pharmacy.
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West Indies
Jackson
Belmont Ave
Lee
Robert B. Lee
United States
Vera Cruz
Russian Czardines and Luncheon Dainties in a Boarding Scene
A humorous exchange at a delicatessen mocks a disguising label for Russian sardines, with banter about pronunciation and a pun on czardines. The piece shares a brief boarding house ad featuring Mrs. Fred Campbell and room offers near Ocean. A second note, Value of a Trained Voice, reviews how voice training or lack thereof affects influence across professions.
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Proprieta
Fred Campbell
North Broadway
Ocean
Come In And See Us For Better Dressed Look Today
A vintage Long Branch notice highlights shops offering alterations and repairs at modest prices. Leonard Samartino promotes tailoring at 213 Broadway, Jos Hirschfeld & Son sells wines at 149 Broadway with delivery, and Cashland’s French Millinery Parlor advertises hats and children’s headwear on Broadway. Also notes stockholder meeting for Consolidated Cox Company of Newderney and land listings by C G M Throckmorton with lots from 65 dollars and philanthropic care fund details.
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Leonard Samartino
Fred Riechers
Broadway
Tel
Jos, Hirschfeld & Son
Long Branch
Cashland
Consolidated Cox Company of Newderney
Tte
Long Apranch
Pth
Acome
Yr. M
Dustress
Harry NY McKaig
CG. M. Throckmorton
N. J
Boss Happy With Scoop Stories In Our Paper
Dear Ed, I read Mr Scoops stories in your paper and think they’re screams. They’re so loud they have to call a doctor, take our paper for ers an old.
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Ghost
Jerry
Thure
McClure
West End
West End Court
J. Green
Park Ave
South Broadway
Morris Ave
Grand Ave
Sea Bright
Ellis St
Warburton Place
Asbury Edwards
7Th Ave
John A. McGuire
Brighton Ave
Rockwell
Seventh Avenue
Inquira
P. O
Eatontown
Record Office
Hartford
Opera House
Long Branch Opera House
Washington Street
J. H. Campbell
W. A
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Deal Fire' Co
Deal Casino
Liberty Alley
Shore Acres
Little Silver
White Draw Bridge
Seven Bridge Road
Rhode Island
Ike Fischer
Monmouth Avenue
H. P. Gray
Washington St
Chelsea Ave
Coleman
New Court
Henry Cabot Lodge
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Lodge
Mr. Byarts
P. O. Box
One
Westwood Ave
Hicks Mfg. Co
Gannon’s Employment Agency
Helmont Ave
W. H. Tabor
Oceanport
L. D. Akin
Oceanport Ave
Packard
Chas. Lane
Monmouth Beach
C. F. Harms
South St
New York
Monmouth County
Warren Hopkins
Monmouth Street
Red Bank N. J
Charles C. Cattanach
Second Ave
R. Ritzau
Automobile Service
Britton’s Pharmacy
Henry Clay
Daniel Webster
Clay
Emma
Oxford
Clarence White
Broad ST
Red Bank, N. J
Sig’s At
the Commercial Hotel
Belle Fulton
Jacob Steinbach
United States Weather Bureau
New Jersey
U. S. Weather Bureau
Naha
Uth
Ures
Sandy Hook, N. J
Glenwood Cemetery
Clarence D. Wilson
Joe Heidl
Louis Wohl
Joseph Wehnert
Liberty Street
Fred
Norwood Ave
H. Goldstein
Mgr
Scoop Xaroxter
Hop
Christian Science
Library Hall
Patten Line
BAS
Mt Brtutit
Tenve New York
Isu Bt
TAS
South Kerry
Lang Branch
Hayden
NEW Jersey Central
Newark
Izabet Rall
Robert Mo
New “York
Matawan
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