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Newspaper
Mays Landing Record
Location
Mays Landing, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1904
Page
2
The article discusses Bradley and spectroscopic methods showing stellar motions cluster into a pattern. It notes the solar system may be approaching a point where stars open outward, with the apex in Hercules. The comparison to trains in a corkscrew tunnel illustrates measuring a curved cosmic track.
Max Beerbohm traces how narrative taste matures from childish love of facts to adult demand for meaning and moral structure. He contrasts tales of Grimm, Dumas, and Balzac with the hunger for symbolism and theory, noting time strips away curiosity and imagination.
A local advert promotes deep discounts on men and childrens suits and overcoats at Minter and Gents Furnishings. Items include men suits and overcoats from eight to fourteen dollars with reduced prices, plus rebated reefers and children’s wear.
Bulk listing of pants styles and prices emphasizes quality and unbeatable value. Worsted and Cheviot pants range from 98 cents to 4 dollars, with boys knee pants priced at 23 to 98 cents. The ad promises double value and cannot be beat in quality.
A Baltimore Sun piece recounts an old darky in a southern city who greets a white visitor from Massachusetts with deference. He explains he is not as good as Marie Charlies, despite the visitor’s claim of equal rights and voting.
A humorous quote collection notes a husband’s odd economy by drinking at the club until he has no breakfast appetite. The cartoons mention the Chicago Post and various quips about manners and last words, with playful asides from readers.
A collage of whimsical notes and quotes from newspapers and periodicals. Items touch on bananas and leaf uses, overheard conversations, divorces, and social humor, reflecting lighthearted domestic and urban scenes.
A compact critique of a worker named Tie who fails to advance due to chronic lateness, constant complaints, careless excuses, poor initiative, poor judgment, bad company, and unprofessional language, illustrating how mediocrity and inaction impede career progress.
By writ issued of the New Jersey Court of Chancery sale of Hammonton property to satisfy a debt. The description covers a parcel of land beginning at a Linda Street post and extending via several metes and bounds to cedar swamp, totaling thirteen acres and one hundred twenty perches, conveyed to Maury E Lysinger and Isaiah Potter in 1872. The sale takes place Saturday January 9 1904 at the Loula Kuehnle hotel in Atlantic City. The second parcel in Atlantic City is a tract on Mediterranean and New York Avenues described as twenty five by one hundred feet. Sold as property of Mary E Lysingver et al to aid The People's Book of Hammonton. Sheriff Samuel Kirby to conduct sale. date December 12 1908. solicitors Trumps & Cole.
Extraordinary sale begins Saturday morning at Cut Price with hundreds of dollars of overcoats suiting and pants discounted. Holiday display features gold and silver jewelry including watches chains rings bracelets earrings pins and links.
Have your deeds mortgages or other papers you do not care to lose. Poe advises you rent a fire proof box in our vault. Guarded by Guarantee Trust Co Bartlett Building North Carolina Avenue and Atlantic Avenues Atlantic City New Jersey.
The readable text promotes investment in gilt edged mortgages or profitable real estate and mentions a street address 1719 Atlantic Avenue in Atlantic City but lacks coherent context or complete details.
Wholesale and retail liquors provided by Charles Kopf proprietor with livery attached. Located in Philadelphia city and county area with foreign and domestic brand interests. Revenue and product range implied by historical ad placement.
Listing advertises granite and blue stone products including coping flagging and chimney and pier caps. Specializes in fine cut work. Office address given as 7 North Georgis venue Atlantic City New Jersey.
Men's heavy fleeced underwear and heavy wool hose offered along with soft and stiff bosom shirts. Knit jackets and sweaters advertised at 39 cents. A sale price of 75 cents noted, all at reduced prices.
A sale ad lists prices for boys and youths solid leather shoes from 69c to 98c, girls school shoes 69c, men's and ladies warm lined styles from 1.59 to 3.60, hand sewn and dress shoes from 2.98 to 4.00, and rubber goods at discounted rates. Numerous style notes include Dongola lace and button models and sizes 2 to 12.
Fall sale at Mendel's advertises heavy weight and wool suits at deep discounts. Men's Black D B suits and Century Worsted Cheviot see marked reductions, plus numerous boys and pants specials. Underwear, hose, and stockings priced to clear, with every item cut in price.
Notice to creditors of Joseph Willemann deceased to present their claims under oath within nine months from the date of the surrogate order. The executor and the estate are bound by law to settle, or claims will be forever barred. The surrogate of Atlantic County issues the order for recept of debts and demands.
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