Greatest Battle Painting Gettysburg in Newark Exhibition
People of New Jersey awaken to Newark hosting the original 352 foot Gettysburg canvas by Paul Philippoteaux. The massive work, once unseen outside Boston, is displayed by Hahne & Co free to the public, with glasses loaned to enhance realism. originally cost canvas 2506 dollars and contract price 50000 dollars.
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New Jersey
Newark
Gettysburg
Paul Philippoteaux
Boston
Hahne & Co
America
United States
Grocery Sale: Dairy Butter and Cheeses on Offer
Advertised prices include Very Best Creamery Butter at 27 cents per pound presmoked haddies and smoked lake sturgeon anchovies. Russian sardines, mackerel, and herring featured with cheese varieties Neuchatel cream cheese 2 for 9 cents and domestic Swiss cheese at 23 pounds per case. Also New York state peas beans and dried dill pickles with assorted fruit jams available.
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Neuchatel
New York State
Leggets
Grocery Price List Rounds Out Local Market
Readable items show Schener's Hungarian Flour at 6.00 per bag and 762 bags listed. Other notices mention Gur Wines at 75c quart, Fancy Evaporated Peaches, Western Eggs at 17c a dozen, Del Monte Seeded Raisins at 25c per package.
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Schener
Marat’s Deadly Prescription and Whimsical Gossip
A fragment from S Scheuer & Co notes debate whether Marat was a veterinary surgeon or a fashionable physician. Memoirs quote a chemist’s refusal to provide a fatal remedy, suggesting Marat mistook a horse doctor for a patient. The item shifts to light verse and a Philadelphia Times anecdote about a suitor with a chaperone and bulldog.
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Marat
Jacob
Waterco Final Notice Reports February Arrests and Licenses
Waterco. reports thirteen arrests by the Police Department in February and notes 96 percent of dog owners licensing their dogs, bringing in $600. Also approved street light erections on Highland Avenue and Watchung Place. The poor list shows eight persons.
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Police Department
Highland Avenue
Watchung Place
Mutch
Nutley Pupils With Perfect Attendance Noted
A list of students from Avonale Church Street and Passaic Avenue schools who were present and on time during January and February, including names from Grade 2 and 1 and Kindergarten. The record highlights multiple students such as Erlie Bauchmeyer Mary Vandiente Albert Sitgreaves Margaret Eilingmeyer Marjorie Moffitt Susan Retschmann Sam Ciccone Hastings Pratt Louise DeVausney James Cafoni Elsie Ciccone Rosie Bonifiglio Eloy Jacques Yolande Dindala Mary Buel Frank Frobose Domenic Johnson Frank Zingler etc.
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Park
Anl Yantacaw
Tue Nutter Sis
Church Street
Passaic Avenue
Erlie Bauchmeyer
Mary Vandiente
Albert Sitgreaves
Margaret Eilingmeyer
Marjorie Moffitt
Susan Retschmann
Sam Ciccone
Hastings Pratt
Louise DeVausney
James Cafoni
Elsie Ciccone
Rosie Bonifiglio
Eloy Jacques
Yolande Dindala
Mary Buel
Frank Frobose
Domenic Johnsohn
Katherine Gardener
Irwin Moffitt
Rosa Bindola
Richard Jenkins
Erie Time Table From West Nutley Station
Transit times listed for West Nutley and Nutley lines with multiple daily departures on weekdays and Sundays. Details include morning, afternoon, and evening intervals from Avondale and Chambers Street routes, noting Saturday only services and special Sunday schedules.
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West Nutley
Iside Avenue
Nutley
Highfield Lane
Avondale
Walnut St
Chambers Street
New Fork
Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church Sermon Topics
The morning discourse at Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church will be on Personal Influence by Rev. Warren L. Hoagland. The evening sermon starts a Lenten series on the events of Christ’s last week, with The Anointing of Christ at Bethany as tomorrow night’s subject. Sunday School is at 9.45 a.m. Epworth League follows at 7 p.m.
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Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
St Pawl s Congregational Church Services and Programs
Tomorrow Rev Henry Condit preaches at both services. Sunday school at 9 45 a m. Morning service theme Mighty Power. Young Peoples Society at 7 p m with Great Women of God Esther. Evening service at 7 45 p m with The Open Door. Mid week Prayer Meeting Wednesday at p m.
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Henry
Dy Condit
Relock
Mighty Power Imps
Young Peoples ‘Society
Great Women of God
Esther
The Reformed Church Services and Activities Schedule
Reverend William Stuart preaches at 11 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. on Sunday with topics Doing Good and Healing and An Obedience Today Reveals God s Will Tomorrow. Sunday School at 9:43 a.m. Sons and Daughters of the King at 7:15 p.m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. Junior Christian Endeavor Wednesday at 3:36 p.m.
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William Stuart
Sons and Daughters of the King
Christian Endeavor
Country Store Repeats Sale At St Pauls Church
Some articles at the Country Store under the Young People Society of St. Pauls Church did not sell last Saturday. The store will be held again this afternoon from three to five o'clock.
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Young ‘People
Society of
Pushing Work On New School in East Nutley
The Washington Public School in East Nutley advances rapidly with concrete poured to the first story and flooring in place. Second story forms are under way as construction proceeds.
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Washington Public School
East Nutley
Nulley Lawn Tennis Club Joins National Association
The Nulley Lawn Tennis Club on Prosper Street has been elected to membership in the United States National Lawn Tennis Association marking a milestone for the local club and its players.
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The
Nulley Lawn Tennis Club
Prospect Street
Fire alarm system listings and street locations
A catalog of nutley fire alarm system notes including multiple box locations and cross streets in Nutley areas. The text lists numerous intersections and landmarks such as Hingsland Rd Kenzel Ave Prospect Lt Hawthorne Ave High St and Bloomfield Ave among others with references to Special- Yantacaw Avondale and Franklin Hose Co. No. 2. It also includes quotes from magazines and jokes about gifts and politics seemingly from unrelated sources.
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Yantacaw
Avondale
No. L
Franklin Hose Co
Alam
Hingsland Rd
Kenzel Ave
Prospect Lt
Hawthorne Ave
High St
Bloomfield Ave
Passaic Av
Highfield Lane
Satterthwaite
North Road
Grant and Whitford
Chestnut St
Brookfield
Passaic
Franklin Av
Centre St
Harrison St
Lobsitz's
Fragmentary OCR Notes on Frost and Language
Odd, garbled clipping discusses frost as beauty, English style, and scattered phrases about marks, decor, distant greens, and a London Times Four Handed note. It mentions a zoologist and a bridge game with unclear context and no clear event or dates.
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Hugland
Erith
London
Times
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Philippoteaux
Battle of
Gur
Scheuer’s Pride
Gorge
California
del Monte
S. Scheuer & Co
Washington Pt. Passaic, N. J
Presiaus
West Philadelphia
Plano
Philadelphia Times
Billicus
Waterco
Willian Street
Franklin Avenue
Moore Terrace
Weischedel
Washington School
van Riper
Welschedel
Carr
Public Service Gas Co
Fidelity Trust Co
Mayer, Lane, & Co
Montclair Water Co
East Jersey Water Co
Albert Smith & Sons
Hugh Eagleson
L. Bamburger & Co
John Perkins
Grover Brothers
G. Braxmar Co
Frank L. Busby
W. J. Queeman
Annie E. Kindsland
John Adams
E. L. Queeman
Allen B. Stirratt
W. H. Queeman
Martin Hawkins
Louis Knob
George L. Stillwell
Robert Smith
West Nutley Express
E.G. Verg Printing Co
Thomas Nichols
Theodore Newman
the Gamevwell
Fire Alarm Tel. Co
Henry Dobson
E.G. Koenig & Sons
A. French
Lee's Park Pharmacy
William Johnson
Alfred Sutcliffe
Frank Jameson
W. H. Spinner & Co
Daniel Ford
Wilford Stager
George Malin
Wright Sutcliffe
James T. Boylan
N. Y. Yeleghone Coe
Avondale School
Church Street School
Henry Ackerman
Robert Lobr
William More
Josie Sandusky
Louise Andridle
America Riche
Claire Banta
Mabel Stager
Walter Crabtree
Frank Zingler
Hazel Crawford
Erie
CornEcten
New York
St. Pawl's Congregational Church
the Reformed Church
George
Cleveland
Baltimore
Catholic Standard and Times
Washington Bitar
Abshes
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