School Notes Chronicle Freshman and Senior Debates and Games
The article records recent activity at the school: Freshman and Senior debates decided by votes 2 to 1 and 3 to 0 respectively. It lists Freshman players Alice Mutch Elsie Garrabrant Harry Gray Thomas Hompres and others, notes Girls Glee Club practice, confirms a basketball win over Belleville High and a second team victory, mentions Natal ie Slaughter’s return, a fire drill, tonight’s game with Lakewood H, and an upcoming debate with Belleville High School plus various assembly highlights and class changes.
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Alice Mutch
Elsie Garrabrant
Harry Gray
Thomashompres
Oer Carrough
Alan Shaw
Edwin Probert
Itrewa
Glee Club
To Reduce Obesity with Diet and Exercise Guidance
Reduce fats and starches in your diet and eat bulky leafy vegetables. Include walking and gymnastic exercises, especially routines targeting the abdominal muscles, to aid weight loss.
Red Cross stamps dye extraction myth debunked
The Post Office Department warns that a rumor claiming dyed extraction from used postage stamps by the American Red Cross is false. Many bags of old stamps have been saved by well meaning donors, and Red Cross headquarters have received numerous inquiries seeking verification.
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Mebody
American Red Cross
Post Office Department
Red Cross
Barley as Nutrient Rich Substitute for Wheat
Barley, long used for brewing, is highly nutritious and a strong substitute for wheat. Pearl barley appears in soups and cereals, while barley meal can be ground at home and used anywhere whole wheat flour or cornmeal would be used.
Honest use of Booner in early territorial slang
The passage discusses the adverb soon and its comparative sooner as well as its occurrences in the Bible and Shakespeare. It notes that in early territorial settlements the term booner referred to people who tried to preempt land before it was legally open, an improper use of the correct word.
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Territories
What to do with coffee grounds
Popular Science Monthly declares a satisfying answer to the question of coffee grounds use. It suggests pouring grounds into the sink-strainer and then into the garden, noting their valuable fertilizing properties including high nitrogen and substantial potassium content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Science Monthly
Jant
Be Explicit or Risk a Lost Sale in Plain Talk
A salesman aims for clear understanding, urging direct speech and explicit terms to avoid disappointment. The piece warns against vague promises and stresses straightforward communication as essential in sales and negotiations.
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Galeaman
Sherriff’s Sale in Nutley Essex County New Jersey
In the Chancery of New Jersey sheriff sale notice for Antonio Solimine vs Cologero Noto et al. The sale of mortgaged premises will be held at the Newark Court House on March 12 at 2 PM. Property includes lots 1 2 3 4 5 11 and 12 on Luna Development Company map Nutley New Jersey. David Bobker solicitor. Amount due 7.48 dollars.
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Chancery
Sheriff's Salfe
New Jersey
Antonio Solimine
Cologero Noto
Court House
Newark
Nutley
Essex County
Luna Development Company of America
Nutley, N. J
Anton L. Petterson
C. E
the Register of
Coal In Caucasia Region Reveals Thin Vein Near Tearidoor
In the Caucasia region near Tearidoor peasants digging a well unearthed a coal vein only 2.25 feet thick. Despite the narrow seam, the locality has yielded enough coal to supply the nearby satire neighborhood, with larger deposits suspected to exist undiscovered.
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Caucasia
Tearidoor
Rosson
Satire
Do Stones Grow or Not
The text argues that only organic things grow while inorganic objects such as stones do not grow. Stones may appear to increase in size by external additions or reshaping but lack any internal growth process like living things.
Larks in Britain urged for protection
The Exchange laments the killing of larks in England and Ireland. It notes the birds’ beautiful song and valuable insect-control services, urging preservation to safeguard the species and their memorable melodies.
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England
Ireland
Ita
Three Kinds of Sweet Odors
Sweet odors are of three kinds the floral aromas and the balsamie. The first group includes all those sweet smelling flowers leaves and gums. The essential oil of perfume is obtained in three distillation methods.
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Sylvester Meve
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Joseph Sel
Grippe
Belleville High
Emily Coe
Edna
Saecesines Arenas
Seconds
Belleville
Nathalie Slaughter
Lakewood H
Park Schoo Auditorium
Des
Mr. Saul
Betty Barnes
Marrie Fuller
Claire Banta
Belleville High School
A. Lchmitz
William Howe
Maple Place
Sheriff's Sale
N. J
Joan R. Flavell
David Bobker
Sol R
Dante
Rome
Agostin
Rimini
Italy
Pyrenees
Ford
S.S. Davis
Chestnut St
Ws.s
States
Business Directory
William H. Parry
LAW Union Building
Clinton Street
Branch Brook
Summer Avenue
Delavan
Elwood Avenues
Frederick A. Heisley
Poat ‘Ouses
Centre Street
William P. Hurley
Newark, N. J
C. J. van Winkle Architect
Franklin Ave
ROE
Nutley Sporting Goods
Charles F. Zehner
Franklin Avenue
F. W. Werner
Vreeland Ave
Joseph Iselin
Harry F. Kimball
Carpenter
Oak Ridge Ave
Tennis Hoogendyk
Balider Jebaing
Erie Place
Peter Lordy
Srown ST
Stager Bros
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D. C. Decker
Hillaide Avenue
W. H. Robinson
New Street
Thomas Hayes
Passaic Ave
V. Lombardy & Son Custom Tailor
High St
West Nutley
William R. Stirratt
Chestnut Street
Keyser & Fleming
Beech Street
Aea A. Wrobuee
Caetan Street
Netley
L. Jones
Centre St
F. W. Ritacco
Roma Street
W Nutley
Hugh Hallidy
Vreeland Avenue
OLD Curiosity Shop
Washington Street
Linden St
H. H. Ehlers
Thomas Nichols, Inc
Thomas Nichols
Hillside Avenue
Powershon Nurseries
Blair
Becker Auto Sales Co
Washington Garage
Essex and
Hudson Counties
Washington Ave
E. Faith
C. B. Fentzlaff
Ewe
Maentelat
Ballantine
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Passaic
Allan A. Stirratt
Anthony P. Ciardi
Bloomfield Avenue
Chas. Greeme & Son
Main Avenue
Passaic, N. J
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Chas. A. Keyler
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