Lectures on physiognomy draw young pupils in study
A lecture by Prof AE Wiis of New York on physiognomy captivated a young audience at the Frank tig yesterday. He explained how facial features reveal character, noting examples from generals and public figures, and described how training alters appearance. The event, along with upcoming concerts and local plans, formed a bustling program for the week.
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AE Wiis
New York
Grant
Mampron Ciiversity
Lot Tun
Pulti
Wailer Dam
Jodieniva
Uelure
Band Concert Lineup Includes Noted Local Musicians
The concert tonight features a roster of local artists led by N H Gottman on piccolo and James Hewitt on clarinets. Other performers include William Smith on fret horn, Frank Conde on second cornet, John Kerr on bass, Whit Prozee solo, Morma Sorenson and George Bedford among the brass section with multiple horn and drum players.
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Direct
N. H. Gottman
Picolo
Charles Wenn
Bat
William Smith
Frank Conde
James Hewitt
John Kerr
E-Fiat
Whit Prozee
Morma Sorenson
Harry Meyer
Wm M Gueat
Chames Hewitt
George Bedford
Oloria Soremson
William Sullivan
William Townsend
Ed. Sehrert
J. Gon
I. Kahrman
Jeaiel Caravan
Charles Gisentzer
Melo Poia Concert Falls Below Par With Notable Solo Flaws
The Melo Poi a concert last night at the Cammo drew mixed notice. Mr Chapman conducted listlessly with a small chorus and dreary selections, though Miss Muldoon’s Violin and Miss Makloon’s soprano earned the warmest response. Vocals by other soloists faltered, while the piano pieces by Burned Van Gertig showed polish. Several notices follow on local residents and events including weddings, travel, and a procession of small-town notes.
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Cammo
Chapman
Miss Muldoon
Mias Maldoon
Mies Agila
Voles
Gale
Aeng
Burned van Gertig
Ubepmen
Loan Of Women Upset Front Street
A ludicrous incident on Eat Front near MM Ayers saw four women and a farmer escape unharmed after a vehicle crash. Fogs hid the scene and a barking alert helped the passengers flee through a side door. A loose animal on the road could have caused severe harm but for quick exits. The event was described as very careless.
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Ayers
Aniti
Junger
Fey
Kings New Life Pile Pills Trial Offer
Advertisement promises a sample box and a free guide after sending name and address to a Chicago firm to try a product named King’s New Life Pill. It claims benefits and urges immediate action with a mailed request from Randolph’s Drugstore at 21 West Front Street.
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King
Huwkien & Us
Chicago
King's
Guldeto Beachend
Abel
Randolph
Front Merce
Improve Your Chance at the Want Getter Ad
An exchange in Brooklyn Life features a hotel proprietor denying games of chance while a gambler argues the offer is not a game of chance. The item references Courter wast ads and a call to pay for better odds in securing what you want.
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Brooklyn
Cheery note on Courier aiding wallpaper ad sale
Ed ward Love reports in the Plainfield Courier that the courier will pay all duties this month as promised in the contract. He praises the paper for boosting his wallpaper advertisement and urges others to advertise to grow business.
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Edward Love
Norin
Watchung
Plainfield
Plainfeld
Sew Quarters for the Camera Club Meeting
The Plainfield Demers Club held a meeting at which Wilmingtos Delaware slides were shown. The exhibition ended early due to a “gee” delivery. The club leased the Babcock building rooms for July 1 and will vacate current premises by May 1, planning exhibitions in Thorn's gallery before the move.
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Plainfield
Wilmingtos
Del
Ciua
Wilmington
He Gee
Committee On Rooms
Babcock
Polaranion
Interesting Views At Third Street Mission
Attendance at the Third Street Mission enjoyed a stereopticon lecture by Hepburn showing London sights in a 200 image tour. The program included a world trip with Gibraltar the Mediterranean Madeira and a 315 foot California redwood. Mr Thompson added charm with verses by Miss Etta Rapbert and a film by Howard Cass.
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Mission
BE. Hepburn
London
Art Gallery
House of Commons
House of Lords
Museum
Thames
Gibralter
Mediterraneso
Maite
Saca Canal
Ide
Indian Ocean
New Zeland
Ib Inlandas
San Francisco
Yosemite Velley
California
Mr. Thompson
Cvating
Hatrel
Mise Etta Rapbert
Howard Cass
Plainfield School Seeks Evening Drawing Classes
A group of friends requests the school to remain open during the Bamner period to allow enrollment in drawing classes. Interest centers on a room above the Friends Meeting House at 309 East Prom Street, managed by John Das.
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Will Stratton
East Third Atreet
Rahway
Charles H. Wea
Felloweralt
Mina Ross Becker
Raritan
J. D. ‘Anderson
Manning Avenue
EZ FP Miller
East Fifth Street
Cleveland, O
Boson
Veo Nema
Park’ Avenue
Bia
Iantington
L. 1
Bammer
John Dassie
Friends’ Meeting House
Dr Pierce’s Golden Matrix Healing Elixir Claim
Fragmentary OCR text advertises Dr Pierce's Golden Matrix as a blood purifier and remedy for diseases tied to weak blood, claiming it cures consumption and other ailments. The garbled lines mention health tonics and miraculous fixes without clear context or verifiable facts.
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Dr. Pierce
Murder Shocks Pal Vermacher Worker In Broad Daylight
Mary Olimar, an employee of Pal Vermacher Galvanic Belt Company, was shot and killed on her way to work. Reed, age thirty, confessed at arrest but letters in his pocket tied him to Father Doginick Judy. Insanity of jealousy drove the tragedy. at the station, O Grady attempted suicide with poison but survived after stomach pump treatment.
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Sredat
TUE cocmEn
Curcomtart
Mary Olimar
Pal- Vermacher Galvanic Belt Company
Woile
Reed
Levters
Father Doginick Judy
O'Grady
Arrest Coxey's Tramps Move Calls in West
President Cleveland orders action against Coxeyites after a Northern Pacific train seizure at Butte City Montario. authorities move to suppress the mob and restore order as a posse converges on the scene with federal and local forces.
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Cleveland
Aroopa
Liemob
Northern Pacific
Buttee City
Montario
Senator Brice and a July 24 letter scene in urban clash
A chaotic scene unfolds after Senator Brice writes to a local leader about the Wilkow bill. In a western city square, ads crowd the area as two musicians and boys perform. A small beggar collects coins, one musician provokes taunts and a shop signaled retreat, and the crowd disperses in laughter.
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Coursics
Brice
LD Miratic
Wilkow
Tocome
Anil Pil
Printing Wine at the Toe Debates Printing Press Benefits
An Auxiliary of a society held a debate on the comparative benefits of printing versus steam engines. The affirmative featured Jebatore, La Boyte, and Irving Smith praising the printing press for civilizational and mental development advantages. The negative included Edger Sheppard and Mr Reynolds. Judge James K Joy presided. The decision favored the printing press, lauded for its positive influence on education and commerce.
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Jebatore
Robert la Boytesas
Irving Smith
Edger Sheppard
Reynolds
James K Joy
Wes & Food
BUW OVER BY A CARELESS DRIVER
OCB Pope of Summit Avenue was struck on Somerset street while cycling at eight in the evening by a driver who fled. Pope, on the road’s right with a lit lantern, was thrown onto the sidewalk as his bicycle broke and the vehicle sped away in the chaos near Grandview.
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Mute
Joseph Biat
Calinon
Fifi Street
Watehan
Maillison
North Avenge
Windelit
Allo
Wesfield
Acker
Washington Valley
Grandview Wenme Amt
Somerset
Ferkient
Netherwood
Ocb Pope
Summit Avenue
Somerset Street
Grandview Erence
Court sentences McClade for second infraction in two years
Frank McClade received forty days in jail after a second offense in two years. Thomas Smith, accused of hints of a jail sentence, claimed he visited Mise Jackson of College place for a bottle of lsdedam but was found not serious. A rider on a sidewalk was fined one dollar. Professor Gottman will provide music for a May 21 entertainment in Banger Hall. Winfield Scott Post accepts invitation to encampment May 3. A Mesopola convent event required 64 carriages, with Frank Hedden as the coachbuilder. A Monday morning next week will begin a new walk in front of the Babcock building with ten by five foot stones to be laid, widening the wall to twenty feet.
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East Fourth Street
Watenavy Avenue
F. A. Pope
MO. A
Pointrect
Madinan Avenue
Park We
Yesienlay
Contrertor
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Richmond
Arvere Eper Eneen
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Mayl
Kingston
New York
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Kalanis
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Tng
Mark
Glawcon
Prank Clawson
Central Avenge
York
Capital College
B Miller
Harmony Street
Newark
Frank Hopson
Davis
Proot
Buona Avenue
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Tesle
By Newerk
New Jersey
American League of Amateur Photographers
Gogen
Smith
East Second Street
Edison Electric
Plainfeld
Smilth
Frank McClade
Gaya
Thomas Smith
Mise Jackson
College Place
Tider
Gottman
Banger Hall
Winfeld Scott Post
Anderson Post
Hedden
Eoomence Aenghen el
Babcock
For Sale Farm Remedy and Macager Item Listing
Fragmentary ad lists a remedy for sale at Pokt's Pharesay near Nora Avenue. Mentions a foal and a device described as an arm macager. Text is garbled but indicates a local sale with unspecified price and location. Contains several unreadable/incorrect phrases and likely OCR errors.
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Dlaeaey
Pokt
Pharesay
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