Card Club Elects and Social Afternoon
Mrs Emil C Miller of Hillside avenue hosted the Sans Gene Card Club for its annual meeting. Mrs Miller was elected president with Mrs Thomas Nichols as vice president and Mrs F J Young as secretary and treasurer. Mrs Wallace and Mrs Nichols were elected scorers. prizes were won by Mrs C H Fendricks, Mrs Albert M Ayers and Mrs B R Colwell. The club will resume meetings on October 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil C. Miller
Hillside Avenue
Sans Gené Card Club
Town Police Blotter Fines Several Citizens
Christian Lischer of Belleville Garage on Bridge and Mill streets fined 16 dollars Tuesday night for tacking signs on trees on Washington avenue. John Soie of Paterson fined 2.50 Tuesday night for driving without a light. Ludwig Margow of Union Brewing Company Newark fined 20 dollars for peddling beer. claimed postcard orders but could not prove them. Lucy Oliver of 40 Seabury street Newark fined 5 dollars for disorderly conduct on Washington avenue Sunday night. Arrests by Patrolman Maliza, Chanceman Jameson, Chief Sutcliffe, and Sergeant Jameson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Lischer
Belleville
Bridge and
Mill Streets
Washington Avenue
Patrolmart
Maliza
John Soie
Paterson
Chanceman Jameson
Ludwig Margow
Union Brewing Company
Newark
Lucy Oliver
Seabury Street
Sutcliffe
Jameson
The Country School Presented by The Spring Garden Troupe
The Country School was staged in the lecture room of the Reformed Church on Thursday night. A large audience attended and voted the affair a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Garden
the Reformed Church
Griasch Hosts Out of Town Guests for Birthday
Mr and Mrs Ludwig Griasch of Chestnut Street entertained a party of out of town friends Monday at their home for the anniversary of Mrs Griasch s birthday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwig Griasch
Chestnut Street
Mind cure advice on health and longevity from L Hevbert Lanier
A medical note cites Dr Lovbert Lanier in Medical Fortnightly on nervous and gastric symptoms caused by worry and ill thoughts. It argues 60 percent of people under 15 would live past 100 if they followed health laws, advocating three rules plus ten hours sleep and slow, regular eating to avoid exhaustion and unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Sangorium
Swandereth
L. Hevbert Lanier
Ear bones stirrup and ear noises explained in old column
A reader summary of ear physiology notes the three tiny ear bones, especially the stirrup, and explains subjective sounds caused by displaced bones. It cites DrMorage, nerve conduction quirks, and treatment hints with high frequency currents, plus humorous clippings about legal tales and sea horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morage
Academy of Siciences
Paris
New York World
Unclear excerpt from a dialogue fragment
The text shows a fragmented dialogue with a studious woman and unnamed speakers discussing a gift and payment. Names and coherent context are missing, leaving the passage unreadable as a standalone news item.
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Fran Broakeher
Public
Public Accountants
Breaker
New York
Philadelphia
Certified Public Accountant
Public Accountant
Certified Public Accountant's
Frank Brooker
ST. YzErarx
Jewett
Deuba
Cowperthwait & Var
Rory
VWA
TOMAN
Franklin and Vresland Avenues
Burt Olney, Canning Company
Guaranty Trust CO
New York City
Eastman, Dillon, & Company
Fermibees
New York State
Hixchange
Broadway
Erle Moody
Broad St
WN. F
Card Club
Country School
Fussell
Thomas H. Ritchie
High Street
Masonic Hall
Franklin Avenue
C.W. Boyntan
Whitford Ave
Nutley
William St
John’ ‘Bato
Indiana
London
Spectator
Bamberger
Colt
Feigenspan
Japan
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