Housewives' League Drives Health Law Safeguards
A New Jersey Housewives' League letter reports the Beekman Milk bill’s defeat and urges opposition to a bill restricting the State Board of Health over sewage. Dr Fritz Randolph and Mrs Osler advocate citizen action, plus Pure Food tips and a mosquito fly control push for Essex County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Randolph
Division of Food, Drugs, Sewerage, and Water
State Board of Health
Trenton
William F. Gsler
Leonia
Housewives’ League of
New Jersey
Speed of Birds and Their Real Flight Limits
A. Mitchell argues birds are overrated in speed. Pigeons can reach about sixty miles per hour on long distances, with the homing variety often faster. sparrow hawks may cover a hundred miles on short runs but struggle to catch small prey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mitchell
Alitdlell
Landeo Erpress
Nourishing Drinks And Kitchen Garden Tips
A dated guide on nourishing beverages and kitchen practices notes simple drink recipes such as Beg unl Milk and Sentimental Punch, plus common sense tips on roasting, potatoes, and vegetables. It also urges home herb windowsills with chives parsley and mint and stresses proper milk bottle cleansing to avoid contamination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ticeby
Mony
Major General Garnett Leads U.S. Marine Corps
Major General George Garnett is named the new commandant of the U.S. Marine Corps succeeding Major General W. P. Biddle who will retire. Garnett has served over thirty years in the corps, which numbers 240 officers and 9,021 enlisted men. He hails from Wisconsin, graduated from the Naval Academy in 1893, and has served worldwide. The piece also notes Senator Gore of Oklahoma, a blind statesman, vindicated of a political charge and up for reelection in the upcoming Democratic primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Garnett
United States Marine Corps
Trele Sam
W. P. Biddle
Military Service of
United States
Secretary of the Navy
Army
Naval Academy
Eiville
Tanama Canal
Wisconsin
United States Naval Academy
Marine Corps
Oklahoma
Thomas Prior Gore
Washington
Gore
Senate
Mississippi
Meetings at Town Hall Bldg on the second Wednesday
The Chicago News fragment notes monthly meetings held on the second Wednesday evening at the Town Hall Building. A cryptic dialogue follows about unity and separation with a puzzled line about a man cleaving to his wife and a playful exchange between a father and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Fred
Chicago News
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Nutley Sur
H. Bennett Fishter
Upper Montclair
Housewives’ League
American Club
Essex County
Merchants’ Association of
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Edward Hatch, Jr
Association
Cumberland University
Lebanon
Thomso
Dandr
Joseph Vaglior
Masonic Hall
A. L. Huntley
High Street
W. Nutley
William Meyerholz
Cor
Centre St
Union
Rutley
MM. J
Nutley Terrace
Paterson Ave
Princeton St
St. Blove Hotel
Sam
John Hart
P. D
Passail R.F. D. Not
Powershon Nurseries
S. E. Blair
Prop
Centre Street
Nutley
Franklin
Building and Loan
Briter Thar A Savings Bank
T. 5. Brown
H. A. Connolly
Ernest ¥. Cock Efar
William H. Parry
Jim
Hillside Avenue
Yantacdw Place
Wef Ie
Cunningham Street
Nutley Realty Company
William A. Lambert
West Nutley Plaza
N. J
Broadway
New York
Woolworth
Nutley Coal & Supply CO
Charles £. Johns
Pittston
Lehigh
And
Spencer Coal
White Seashore
Quagsite
West Nutley Station
Alway
W. C. Davis
Passaic Ave and
Chestnut ST
Nutley, N. J
Lehigh, Jeddo and
Buck Mountain Coal
Jeddo
John Hawkins
Fast Nutley
Gurpared
ACA
Chester L
Colton
Miopin
Sig
Ster L
Colston
Post Office
Telephone
Newark
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