Alfonso and the King at a Meager Railway Lunch
In a small railway station refreshment room Alfonso and King Alonso share a sparse meal of eggs and sandwiches. A matronly Bearnaise serves the king a costly pate de foie gras which they finish in moments. The king later recalls the encounter with a charming yet surprised barmaid in Dax. A second item notes a Canadian government railroad project to Hudson Bay shortening routes to wheat regions and a discussion on comets by Professor Paul Turner.
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Grinning Stone Necklace At Orleans Museum
A sixteenth century stone relic found by city workmen in Orleans is described by the London Glove. The carved grinning figure, teeth bared, was worn around the neck on a chain and used to compel a loquacious woman to walk through her town, as a form of public shaming.
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Living Conditions of Mexican Miners
The article describes miners in large Mexican mines living in extreme poverty. Families inhabit one room shacks and mud huts while food consists of dried maize, fried cakes, beans, and strong coffee. Stoves are rare, meals cooked over a small fire, and families sleep on blankets on the floor.
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Beyond His Limit Excursion Ticket Confusion
An observed exchange notes a ticket restriction that it is only valid for ten days. The wife questions the rule while the husband defends the value and guarantee implied by the line.
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Jeramining
Legal rights to shoot dogs affirmed in Montclair case
A trial before Justice Henry Lo Yost in Montclair held a person may shoot a dog on his premises if it is killed rather than left to suffer. The case against Frederick Pulsifer arose from shooting S. Dean Smith’s setter. Pulsifer paid $3.40 in costs after arranging a settlement. Both men are prominent in Glen Ridge and Montclair society.
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Montclair
Frederick XK. Pulsifer
Ridgewood Avenue
Glen Ridge
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S. Dean Smith
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World's Sunday School Convention Tour in Newark May 1924
The World's Sunday School Association ends a tour through eighteen leading U S cities before its Sixth Convention in Washington D C in May 1924. In Newark the May 4 5 meetings at First Presbyterian Church feature Rev F B Meyer Bishop J C Hartzell Marion Lawrence and Prof E C Excell with sessions on church relation to the world and foreign fields.
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United States
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Newark
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World's Sunday School Association
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E. C. Excell
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New Jersey’s 1900 Governor and Legislature Outlook
The piece projects a busy New Jersey political year with elections for a new Legislature to succeed Senator Kean, a Governor in November, and calls for U.S. Congress seats. It notes a likely Republican Senate outcome, potential independent runs, and possible rivals to Kean including Stokes Griggs Fort Murphy Colby and others.
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Bricks and Mortar Riddle Sparks Banter
Two Krishmen debate cleverness as Pat denies mortar holds bricks together, claiming it keeps them apart. Mike challenges Pat with the obvious answer, sparking a playful exchange about bricks and mortar in a joke setup.
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