Loafer Etymology and Odd Notes From The Era
A clumsy note traces the origin of the word loafer to a shiftless man near a New York family, with a comic aside on a jealous father. It then shifts to a brief mention of Chinese dietary terms and cheese cooking, noting common use of chicken broth, poultry jelly, and red sauce as a dissolve meat jelly accompaniment, and a stray remark about edible dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peasizie
Detchman
New York
Harisep
Engineer from Barcelona visits American cities
Alfredo, an engineer and president of the Engineers Society of Barcelona, Spain, toured New Orleans and other Southern cities after a ten day stay in Washington. He is now in Boston for a stay with his cousin to study industrial and labor conditions in the United States.
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Alfredo
Soci
Barcelona
Spain
New Orleans
Washington, D.C
Boston
Crystal Lodge Knights of Pythias plan visit to East Orange
Members of Crystal Lodge Knights of Pythias and Benevolent Lodge of Passaic travel to East Orange next Tuesday evening to visit Lodge No. 148 and reclaim a missing gavel from the September Benevolent Lodge roll call. An automobile bus is chartered and some members will drive their own cars. They meet at the lodge rooms at o'clock.
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Crystal Lodge
Knights of Pythias
East Orange
Benevolent Lodge
Passaic
Nutley Patriotic Fund Plans Ballot Committee Meeting
An executive committee of the Nutley Patriotic Fund met Tuesday to discuss fund ballot considerations and related governance. The minutes mention forming a ballot committee and outlining next steps for elections and fiscal oversight.
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The
Nutley Patriotic Fund
Eee Eee Tren Sk
Sandee
Tungsten Trade Measured in Portugal
Tungsten, locally called wolf ram, is sold as tungsten trioxide by mines in Portugal. Production ranges from 0 to 1,500 tons annually, based on available estimates.
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Portugal
Training of a Salesman Maxwell What is this Spiritualism
A compact listing highlights works by Maxwell and Leaf on salesmanship and spiritualism plus Saylor’s study of affordable housing. The items appear as catalog entries or brief notices.
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Maxwell
Leaf
Saylor
Papas tribeswomen display colossal feathered headdress
In a ceremonial feast at Dun Cow, Papas natives presented a striking headdress rising six to eight feet, noted for its vivid coloring and bold height as a centerpiece of their rite.
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Elica Fee
Orthohta Essay Reflects on Privacy in August Shade
The narrator, G. Whiting, describes intrusion upon privacy as entering the dark shade of August. He feels as if approaching royalty and withdraws with due deference, comparing the scene to a queen's seclusion.
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G. Whiting
Study the true Violin playing with Mr Moparsky
Advertising note invites learning violin from Mr Moparsky the Russian violinist. For information call 62 High Street or phone 1140 R.
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Mr. Moparsky
High Street
Foster coil price and bedding item list
An item list shows a $15 Foster coil and a $32.75 bed box or rabbit bed from SPRI with an all steel can and multiple sizes, plus a $27.50 bed option.
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Puiure
Chi Arias
Pr ‘ A
Them
Drake's Business School
Robart Trust CO
Enciera
D. Chessen
Centre Street
Nutley
New Jersey
Foster
Dresser
Stearns & Foster
Veil
Franklin Ave
Centre St
Rapius
Newark
Paterson
Auto Express & Trucking
J Nutley
Nutley, N. J
J. F. Fitting, Jr
Santa Clara Valley
New
California
Ghia
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