Jorlicks Milk Food Drink Featured In Ad Copy And Local News
An old newspaper clipping highlights Jorlicks milk drink touted for all ages in restaurants hotels and at fountains. The item also references a series of misfortunes for Charles T. Matthews of Colts Neck including a barn fire and his wife’s recent operation. A school grad party at Nose Fifth Avenue is noted with several attendees named.
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Jorlick
Schoust
Teach
Horlek's
Charles T. Matthews
Colts Neck
The
Mouth Memorial Hospital
Grad
Little
Chattle
Nose Fifth Avenue
Erie Morris
Daniel Hager
Floyd Bores
B. Miller
Fred. Wil Sheard
Piant Lester
Mélville Stein
Stein
Herry Ford
Clinton
Edgar Woolley
Norman
Annual meeting of Long Letter Carglers Association last night
At R Burke residence officers were elected: L H as president, Harry Van Cleaf vice president, Garret D Conrow secretary, James Burke treasurer, Joseph Lackey M, B C collector Charles Dehi trustee. Refreshments served after the meeting. Six licenses granted by Judge Foster in Monmouth county: D H Hill Drug Co Spring Lake Edward Simonson Freehold Bruno Splansky Long Branch Fred Bron o Red Bank Thomas Began Cliffwood John A Riley Normandie Hotel. Mrs John Albough back in Long Branch after absence.
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R. Burke
L. H
Harry van Cleaf
James
Burke
Joseph Lackey
B. C
Charles Dehi
Salprot
Foster
Montmouth County
Freehold
D. H. Hill Drug. Company
Spring Take
Edward Simonson
Bruno Splansky
Long Branch
Fred Brono
Red Bank
Thomas Began
Cliffwood
John A. Riley
Normandie Hotel
Reform Boy Tariff Debates Spark Senate Action
The piece outlines tariff and reform debates led by Penrose in the Senate with Downward tariff goals amid a general reform push. It also notes arrests over resisting support and a life story in verse by Mrs Harriet Kidder marking her ninety fifth birthday with poems from past presidents’ eras.
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Waiington
Senate
Penrose
Ca Ithe
Harriet 3. Kidder
Omega Grove
Napoleon III
England
Queen Victoria
Winsted
Conn
Aerial race in Utrecht injures several contestants
In the four nations air race at Utrecht June 22 H Amerhijs fell as his monoplane capsized injuring a knee and internal injuries. Gilbert Vidart Garress Conneau and Reneaux arrived with serious injuries near Henloc. Levasseur sustained an arm injury after losing control.
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Utrecht
H. Amerhijs
Liege
Gilbert
Vidart
Garress
Conneau
Reneaux
Henloc
Levasseur
Lawyers Dominate U S Congress as Cabinet Members
Analysis shows over 65 percent of both Senate and House members are lawyers, with 70 percent of senators and 60 percent of representatives holding legal training. Cabinet posts also skew legal, reflecting broad access of lawyers to national power.
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United States
Congress
Mumber
Senate
House
Judicial
Taft
Knox
MacVeagh
Stimson
Wickersham
Hitchcock
Fisher
Nagel
Rare baked clay Indian relic found near Trenton
A two and a half inch long and wide baked clay bead described as the rarest Indian relic found in New Jersey was unearthed on a farm near Trenton in White Horse precinct. It is in the possession of naturalist Dr. Charles C. Abbot, who cites numerous Delaware shell ornaments attached to the jar, with lips and nose slightly abraded, reflecting notable ancient craftsmanship.
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Déresy
New Jersey
Trenton
Charles C. Abbot
Adi
Boy hit by wagon in Broadway injures none
Edward Largon, an employee, rode the bicycle when a horse and wagon owned by Bechmidt struck him on Broadway. The wheel was crushed. the boy escaped injury. Patrolman Edwards witnessed the accident and assisted him. The wagon owner denied involvement but was challenged to pay damages or face City Hall action. The Larson boy suffered a sharp jolt and a head bump earlier that day.
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Edward Largon
Bechmidt
Broadway
Fornicolo
Edwards
Young
Lairson
Schimidt
Larson
Five Months' Imprisonment for Carrying Revolver
A former Red Bank dog catcher Edward Lacey was sentenced to five months in county jail for carrying a concealed revolver. He pleaded guilty and faced the judge, Judge Foster, at Freehold today. Additional items note youths Richard Warker 18 and Alfred Mason 20 pleading guilty to theft of clothing valued at $100 on June 22 and sentenced to Rahway Reformatory, plus Harry Covely 14 for forgery at R West Co. Keyport.
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Edward Lacey
Red
Foster
Freehold
Richard.Warker
Alfred.Mason
Toy the Rahway
Harry Covely
R. West: & Co
Keyport
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