Reprisals Ordered by Allies After German Violations
Article notes that after years of patience England and France will use reprisals for every in law violation in World War I. It claims Germany recognizes the force of this argument and calls for Washington to notify about massacres of non combatants in the United States. The piece frames restraint as a duty for Americans who expose themselves to danger.
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England
France
Germany
Ameri
America
Belgium
New Jersey Soldier Killed in France Remembered
An American ambulance crew member from Montclair, Paul G. Osborn, died in France during World War I. His body lay in a field chapel at Chalons before burial on June 26, as U.S. troops first landed. The French General praised the young New Jersey patriot’s service.
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Paul G. Osborn
Montclair
Chalons
New Jersey
New Jersey Mobilizes Food Conservation Pledge Drive
The campaign urges enlistment as a measure of patriotism with a call on October 28 for one million brave boys to spread the pledge that every New Jersey home supports food conservation.
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New Jersey
Public service reform and wartime bonds urged in editorial note
An editorial laments a health board’s downfall and calls for open government while urging citizens to support the second Liberty Loan. It critiques secretive boards, praises public accountability, and remarks on German resolve in the war, ending with a curious aside about James R. Nugent and young supporters.
Emitting for the soldiers brightens camps on visiting days
A fragmentary note mentions visitors at camps and a $60 bill to Frank T. Shepard on Tuesday night, with the town deciding to lay water at Garden School for the week’s collection.
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Frank T. Shepard
Hearing Set This Morning in Police Court
A hearing was scheduled for this morning in the Police Court. The brief item notes court action and pending matters referenced in the local police court calendar.
Comfort Kit Donations Reported in Local Page
Donations listed include a $100 gift from Miss S. H Budd and a $4.00 contribution to the Comfort Kit fund, as recorded on the community page.
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S. H Budd
High School Notes Highlight Student Activity and Moves
The notes report Little vice president Dorothy Holt Betty Barnes and treasurer Reardon Thomas and Albert H Redmond among the student leaders. A talk on soccer by Mr. gave a talk with a large crowd and promising material for a team. Audrey Speer returns to class while George Loeach moves from Prospect Street to Buffalo.
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Little
Dorothy Holt
Betty Barnes
Reardon
Masonic Hall For Rent For Winter Season
Limited evenings available this winter season. For terms and dates contact Masonic Hall Association in Nuncy New Jersey via phone 876.
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Masonic Hall Association
Nuncy
N. J
Calendar fragments spell unclear schedule notes
Fragmentary OCR shows times and dates on a timetable with several garbled phrases. Key items include entries for Tuesday October 30 with afternoon slots and a Friday November entry, plus a reference to a ball room and a vague event schedule with unreadable lines.
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The readable fragment shows garbled text with quotes and partial phrases. The piece appears to be an OCR error or encoded message with no clear news event, names, dates, or locations to summarize into a factual card.
What He Prosecuted
A rival lawyer quips that Flo had only one real case in his Dige: prosecuting his studies. The remark frames a commentary on Flo’s legal career beginnings and skill.
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Flo
Diligence and Good Luck Quote Attribution
Quotation attributed to Samuel Smiles underscores diligence as a key to luck. The line frames diligence as a primary virtue shaping outcomes and success in life and work.
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Samuel
Fragmentary quote hints at talk about leaving others to act
A brief, garbled utterance features Uncle Eben commenting that another man may defer action to others and suggesting uncertainty about what will happen. The text resembles a clipped dialogue with no clear names, places, or events to anchor a full story.
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