Liberty bonds and wartime unity urged in Times-Press
The Times-Press urges readers to avoid anti conscription plots and support military registration. It explains patriotic duty, promotes Liberty bonds and war loans, and praises employers banks and institutions for expanding bond access to small earners. It frames ownership of bonds as a national partnership and calls for public support on all fronts.
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United States of America
Building and Loan Association of
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Times-Press
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America
Hirschbergs Discoveries Highlight Reform in Orange County
Independent Republican reports District Attorney Hirschberg delivered an address in Newburgh praising official duty and reform in the justice system. He criticized past handicaps and urged honest administration, noting his records and promised reforms within the district attorney's office. He condemned the practice of relying on professional jurors as a flawed aid to justice.
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Sriet
Hirschbere
Newberch
Durden
Rion OF Justice
Orange
Joana
Mirschberg
Ant
Frivols and Frivolous Lines in a Daily Riff
A mixed page features humorous quips about efficiency, a groanworthy take on marriages in June, musings on pretzels and Kaiser Wilhelm, jokes on cocktails and bar phone lists, and a reflective poem fragment from Jabez. The tone blends satirical snippets with literary verse and a short photo note.
Tonight Thoughts and a Fatherly Schoolmaster
For thirty five years my father was a schoolmaster. Those who once had 28 pupils in his classroom later thank him for the lessons he taught. We will be with him, a larger school of life awaits as we greet our Divine Schoolmaster.
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T Deere
Underhanded protection for professional lawowreak ers
Hirechberg discussed what he called underhanded protection in courts after taking office. He claimed rampant juror manipulation where a ready replacement was chosen to fit the panel and sway outcomes. He also alleged some jurors were paid for an entire term, shaping verdicts.
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Hirechberg
Odin
World War Headlines June 2 WWI Highlights
A year ago Germans failed at Fort Vaux Verdun after a twelve hour attack following capture of Caillette woods. Tren tino fights persist. Southeast of Ypres Germans seize a position from Canadians taking 150 prisoners including a general. Two years ago Germany claimed 300000 Russian prisoners. In May Teutons seized two forts at Przemysi.
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Verdun
Caillette Woods
Crown Prince
Trentino
Ypres
Germany
Teutons
Przemysi
Rest in Christ Alone Sermon on divine rest
The Rev. Joseph MacInnes argues rest comes from God not worldly gains or knowledge. He contrasts futile searches for peace through wealth, empires, learning, and religion with Christ offering true rest to the burdened soul. Christ bids the anxious to come and find security in Him.
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Israel
Atlantic
Pacific
Nhases
Wen
Christ
Local News Brief of Health Events in Unionville
Unionville reports several health updates from Garfield residents. Martin Titsworth of Garfield spent Sunday in town. Mrs. Lewis H. Stage suffered a stroke Wednesday and is in critical condition. Mrs. Lewis Benjamin had a stroke Thursday and is in critical condition. Mrs. Samuel Titus had a light stroke Tuesday and is somewhat improved. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Van Fleet entertained Memorial Day guests.
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Unionville
Martin Titsworth
Garfield, N. J
Lewis H. Stage
Lewis Benjamin
Samuel Titus
Albert van Fleet
New York State Oath Law Sparks Age Disclosure Fears
Governor Whitman signs Section 36 of the Civil Service amendment requiring all state and local employees to file a constitutional oath. The law, effective immediately, may compel disclosure of ages, sparking concern among female workers who fear the personal detail will be exposed. The Malone law targets wartime measures and affects stenographers and other women in state service.
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John J. Matone
Albany
Cass
New York State
Lst
Malone
The Charm of a Lovely Woman Norah Watson
Norah Watson of 66 Drayton Ave Toronto tests a beauty claim touting Fruit-a-tives for clear skin after a persistent facial rash. She credits a week of Fruit-a-tives with full relief and notes the product costs 50c a box, 2.50 for six, with trial options. The item blends personal testimony with advertorial tone.
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Norah Watson
Drayton Ave
Toronto
Dessers
Fruit-s-tives, Limited
Ogdensburg
New York
Personal Items About the Movie Stars From Sapphire Mountains
From Waynesville North Carolina Lucile Satterthwaite a prize bamtz stars in a Mae Marsh project at Goldwyn studios. Her mountaintop home near Mount Joanaluska and sapphire air are cited as boosting her complexion. Florences Vidor recalls a Texas hold up while teaming with Fox film crowds. Notes on various actors and social scenes include doves for art, knitting for soldiers, and a gypsy stage raid during travel in Texas, with numerous Hawthorne Ridgewood Patterson and Paterson names listed.
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Rocky Mountains
Waynesville
North Carolina
Lucile Satterthalaite
Bamtz
Mae Marsh
Goldwyn Studios
Miss Satterthwaite
Mount
Joanaluska
Sapphire County
Texas
Florence Vidor
Fox
West
Lone Star State
Miss Victor
Fargarvey Myers and Sons
Harold and
Raymond
Hawthorne
WN. Osl
Theodore Northrop
Albert
Elizabeth Northrup
Ridgewood
N. J
B. Shields
James Barker
Viva Barker
John Kennedy
Harry Hopper
Carlton Hopper
Paterson
Wm. Stewart
Hawthorns
Red Cross Fund Drive Promises Aid Across Needs
The piece outlines how small donations can fund critical Red Cross essentials from iodine to gauze and sterilized bandages. It urges readers to contribute at the Franklin Square chapter, stresses collective effort, and quotes a Western lawyer on charity. Also notes thanks to Michael Friedsam and reports on the American Field Service unit and a Ladies Red Cross tennis event supporting relief.
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Red Cross
Franklin Square
America
Sifil
Friedsam
The
American Red Cross
Michael Friedsam
B. Altman & Co
New York
U. S
American Field Service
Albert M. Hyde
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Eastern States
Merion Cricket Club
Haverford
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