20 Sep 1910
Page 1
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Newspaper
Perth Amboy Evening News
Location
Perth Amboy, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1910
Page
1
The notice promotes medium priced materials ideal for school and sturdy daily use. It stresses durable wear without sacrificing appearance and invites readers to judge the goods for themselves by viewing the selections.
The article highlights stylish suitings for younger girls featuring neat and pretty plaid patterns and a broad line of novelty suitings in nearly every shade. It emphasizes appealing fabrics and a variety of colors for youthful fashion.
A fabric assortment offers Plain or Herringbone Serges Self-striped Diagonals and Novelty Weaves about 42 inches wide in rich color tones and elegant qualities.
A long Washington column explains that government expenditures require strict legal authorization and the comptroller’s final say with no appeal. It recounts a tale of using an unapproved fund by indirect means, a health vacation ploy replacing the comptroller, and a Fort Bliss refund dispute. Also notes Prince Tsai Hsun’s arrival in San Francisco and a Perth Amboy hoboes joke from Everybody’s Magazine.
London reports at Crippen inquest reveal Ethel Clare Leneve, driven half mad with jealousy, awaiting promises of marriage, confiding in landlady Mrs. Jackson. She spoke of death by poison, hinted that Crippen and Miss Elmore were involved, and described bank book and jewelry tied to the doctor’s actions.
Public Service Railway seeks motormen and conductors with reliable work ethic. wages start at 21 cents per hour first year, 23 cents second year, 25 cents thereafter. no idle periods. Apply at Fourth Street Yard Plainfield Fridays 9 to 10 A.M. Westfield Junction Fridays 10.30 to 11 A.M. 392 George St New Brunswick Saturdays 1 to 2 P.M.
Community group hosts a local feast and celebration with volunteers serving meals and musicians performing. Organizers emphasize sharing and resilience as residents gather in the hall to support neighbors and enjoy traditional foods.
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