Shrewsbury Socials And Visits Highlight Local Notes
Mr and Mrs Blaisdell of Southern Pines Florida visited Rev and Mrs Parsons. Miss Leenle Cooper visits from Short Hfile to Lome. Florenze Dean returns from Monmouth Memorial Hospital with a lame knee. Leary family live on W 8 Fanshawn's place doing laundry. Walter Burns family Sunday at A H Bordens. Presbyterian youth hold a musicale raising 16 in silver. Edward Armstrong in improved condition after injuries. Reading Club met May 25 at Mrs Nafews Batontown with programs on Modern Poets Kipling and The Day's Work. social hour with fresh meats. Mrs Sayton returns from Toms River improved health. George Shoemaker and wife visiting Mrs Hopner's brother. Harold Neving displays floral rug on lawn.
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Reading Club
A. B. Nafew
Batontown
Litature
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The Awakening Honeymoon Money Talk
The Houston Post recounts a couple's quarrel over money during married life. A husband notes fatigue as the wife declares she needs funds, contrasting romantic ideals with a practical demand for money.
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Houston Post
Democrats Plan Ahead After Tariff Revisions
Washington report notes Democrats organize campaign committees early and expect the tariff bill to influence elections. It cites historical reversals after tariff changes in 1890 1904 and 1910 and discusses party dynamics with Republicans Progressives and wool and sugar states.
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Arthur W. Dunn
Washington
Oice
Chauncey Depew
Nortis Brown
Beveridge
Bourne
Oregon
Senate
Louisiana
Happy Ending Play Refunds After Second Act
A theater exchange notes the play concluded happily as all money was refunded after the second act, signaling audience satisfaction and a courteous resolution.
Emperor Yoshihito Stricken by Pneumonia in Tokyo
Doctors report Emperor Yoshihito of Japan gravely ill with lung inflammation and high fever. Eight court physicians attend him as a prior lung condition signals potential danger to his life.
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Emperor Yoshihito
Japan
Lawyers' Fees Across Eras and Presidents
The Philadelphia Public Ledger cites historical figures to compare early legal incomes with today. It notes Thomas Jefferson began earning around $3,000 shortly after starting practice in a small village, while James Buchanan earned about $6,500 a year in Lancaster and rose to $8,000 after five years. The piece reflects on how earnings and purchasing power have shifted since Monroe's era.
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W. A. Heusel
James Buchanan
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United States
Lancaster
America
Buchanan
Monroe
Philadelphia Public Ledger
The Obstacle of Bighedde in the Philadelphia Record
Blobbs notes Bighedde faces an insurmountable obstacle and seeks to know what it is while Blobbs voices the question in a Philadelphia Record context.
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Blobbs
Philadelphia Record
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