Advice on happy marriage and home life from Rev Buckardson
A sermon at Park Avenue Baptist Church offers practical guidance for young men on choosing a wife, finances, and family happiness. It urges purposeful marriage, avoiding flirtation, prioritizing economy, and building a home with mutual respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JeMartiaze
J. B. Buckardson
Park Avenue
Corena
Marty
Cemper
Bear
Woibhir
Dher
al Orat
Moffey
Train Wedding of Dodd and Nellie Train
The Dod Tro young Plainfielders tied the knot in an evening ceremony at the Presbyterian Church on East Fifth Street. Reverend BE. B. Gobb officiated as the couple, Charles Dodd and Nellie Train, joined in marriage. both families were members of the church.
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Plainfielders
Dodd
West Fifth Street
Charles Dodd
Nellie Train
East Fifth
Elizabeth
BE. B
Drunkard Question in Temperance Address Cited
Col Baney denounces saloon dependence and urges action as crowds hear a Temperance talk. The sermon critiques drinkers retailers and churchgoers who enable taverns noting Prohibitionists must lead ethical reform. The speaker cites Bartholomew Mission outcasts and calls for Christian protest against tavern doors.
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Tomlinson
Christ
Msn
Nice
St. Juien
Haren
Elvg Alcobo
Operation Brings Hope For Daniel Ball Friend
A young man from East Ninth street connected with Plainfield military circles is recovering from a facial illness after a successful operation. Dr Wyeth in New York performed the procedure yesterday under Dr Lincoln's supervision.
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Charles Ball
East Ninth Street
Plainfield
Wyeth
New York
Lincoln
Plainfield Society Debutante Events Highlight a Glamorous Day
A grand reception at the home of Aycoon SONS in Plainfield featured a debutante party and a wedding anniversary celebration. Guests from New York, Brooklyn, Newark and Elizabeth attended. decorations in pink and yellow flowers complemented the dining room and drawing room, with a later game supper and social mingling. The Mayer Wheeler party followed with Park Avenue hosts. Mrs Wheeler wore pink velvet and lace, guests praised color coordination, and Frank Day managed arrivals smoothly. Abbott reception celebrated Miss Abbott’s coming out with 500 guests, yellow decor, candy baskets, and a dance to Metropolitan Opera House music after 4 to 7 pm.
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Satorey
Nagam
Gubet
Ian Lie
Mra
O.F. Pee Tee
Erring
J K
Leonard
Sallie Morse
Brooklyn
Mille Tracy
Florence Huntington
Elizbeth Stewart
Meresi
New York
Newark
Elizabeth
Mayer Wheeler
Thomas Sherman Wheeler
Park Avenue
Wheeler
Gilford Mayer
Florence Moreh
T. A. Pollock
Laura Margareta Pany
Mies
Howard Fleming
Plainfield Society
Frank Day
Abbott
C. P. Abbott
Central Avenue
Plainfield
Miss Abbott
Maresi
Irving Brown
F. H. Andrews
Warner
Kem
Mre Abbott
Annie Stewart
Maud Middleditch
Nella Whitton
Carrie Vail
Metropolitan Opera House
Sewer Contractors Overcome Street Mischief
City sewer workers face constant vandalism on West Big Street as water pipes and grass plots are tossed into the roadway, causing damage and expense. Officers warn that any boy caught meddling with pipes will be punished to stop the incursions.
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Prot
Mare dies after being watered in front of Crescent Hotel
Yesterday at noon in front of the Crescent Hotel on Somerset Street a bay mare belonging to Mr. Prout of W. W. Cook & Co. sewer contractors died suddenly while being watered. The animal, previously valued at 250 dollars, had been ill for some time and Mr. Prout had refused the offer.
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Prout
W.w. Cook & Co
Crescent Hotel
Somerset Street
Judge Coddington's Court Tramp Arrested For Trespass
A tramp named Ross was arrested for trespassing on the railroad Saturday night and sentenced to twenty days. He and others built a fire near Holmes coal yard on Madison Avenue and were camped out. All but Ross got away.
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Ross
Holmes
Madison Avenue
Jemima's Cakes Free At Dermarest and Son's
A cryptic fragment notes free Jemima's cakes at Dermarest and Sons, with unclear context. The readable portion suggests a promotional or community giveaway tied to the bakery. Further details are unavailable.
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Démarest & Son's
Methodist church team raises debt by $10,000 drive
The Official Board of the Methodist Episcopal Church launched a drive to cancel the mortgage with a $10,000 goal. After a pastor’s address treasurer Henry A. McGee and James McGee presented the financial and historical notes as subscriptions poured in. Morning service $9,200 plus evening $800 completed the fund and the congregation sang the doxology.
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Friends of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Henry A. McGee
Board of Trustees
James McGee
James W. Jackson
George R. Cornwell
James R. Joy
George M. Rittenhouse
John W. McNaughton
D. E. Cave
J. C. Peek
Jwang
Pleinfeld Branch Alliance Meeting on Local Governance
The Pleinfeld Branch Alliance announces a forthcoming meeting next week to discuss local government. Topics include appointments and sanctions of officers, conduct of elections, taxation, public expenditures, and city county state relations.
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Pleinfeld
Cough Remedy Sells Strongly Says Local Drug Store
Stickney Denue druggists in Republic Ohio tout Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the leading cough medicine they handle. They report high customer satisfaction and frequent repeat purchases, noting it is the most popular remedy they stock.
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Chamberlain
Stickney & den- Ue
Drugg Eta
Republic
Onio
Cnce
Destruction Fears as Fire Routs Homes on West Third Street
Firefighters battled a blaze on West Third Street where four water streams fought flames leaping from roof vents. The house occupants Simon Spriggs Major Goosby and Mary Paul survived as the structure suffered heavy water damage. Insurance covers loss estimated under 300 dollars. Chief Doane praised the crew for containing the fire swiftly.
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Ing
Thomas McCue
West Third Street
Re Department of
Simon Spriggs
Major Goosby
Mary Paul
Bridget Cunningham
A.W. Haviland
Rockview Avenue
Peliple C
Doane
Williams
Col Hadley speaks at First Baptist on rescue mission
Colonel Hadley of St Bartholomew's Mission in New York addresses a large First Baptist Church audience. He details the mission's work rescuing thousands and placing 1800 men into public trust roles, has aided 31,090 to leave crime in six years, and started 33 missions and a planned New York rescue training school inviting Plainfield to send volunteers.
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First Baptist Church
St Bartholomew's Mission
New York
Desruptier
Hadley
Shout
Plainfield
Treacy Held on Theft Charge Over Missing Coats
Barney Treacy was held by Justice Nash in $200 bail on a Grand Jury charge for stealing from the City Hotel Saturday. Landlord Johan Beervower reported a missing overcoat, and a travelling man’s coat was also gone. The coats were traced to Henry Lee who sold one for twenty five cents and returned it, while the other went to the bartender at the Ventral Hotel for one dollar.
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Barney Treacy
Justice Nash
Basil Ibis
Johan
Remedy Brings Sleep For Sick Child Says NJ Father
A New Jersey father from Pisinfield praises a tonic marketed by Hepacide Pharmacy at Park and North Avenue. After two doses his five year old boy with croup slept through the night and showed improvement by the next day. The pharmacy lists the product as available under Armstrong management.
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L. B Malford
Pisinfield
Betes
Leah Cabrodody
Bettie
Hepacide Pharmacy
Park and North Avenue
G Armstrong
Y M C A Profits Report Highlights Local Support
Arnold treasurer reports net profits from the Y M C A fair near five thousand dollars. The executive committee thanks many supporters including Mrs J Kirtland Mrs Charles W Grotichen and Mrs Henry A McGee for aiding the event at the Y A building and for services that made the occasion a success.
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Arnold
Fair Taped
Y. A
Kirtland
Charles W. ‘Grotichen
Henry A McGee
Opening of Philadelphia Inquirer Building Showcases Massive Press
At the building's formal opening on Friday evening a basement press room drew visitors. The three enormous presses built by Waller Scutt & Co run at high speed, printing up to 99,000 newspapers per hour, with "The President" among the largest.
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Philadelphia Lonquirer
Moon
Inquirer
Wallerscutt & Co
Tae
Yarrow Driver Escapes Injury in Bridge Collision
Will Peiring, driver of the cee Wd bad barrow, escaped serious injury when his team panicked on Park Avenue Bridge. The horse swerved toward a curb, causing a near collision with a nearby street pest as bystanders intervened, and the engine resumed its route to the fire.
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Will Peiring
Bad
Barrow
Park Avenue
Jerry
How to Save and Seemingly Endless Bargains
A quirky note advertising saving tips and gifts appears to promote OMiller's as the place to find Suita Claus items and silver and gold souvenirs at low prices. It mentions Aunt Jemima at Demarest é Sou’s all week.
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Jemima
Demarest É Sou’s
Mail day prompts Provence signing with Africa
A terse note states Provence is targeted to sign with Africa. A neighbor is quarantined from his house following the related events.
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Provence
Hi Afr
Wetmore Praises Chamberlain Remedy For Family Use
Ira P. Wetmore of San Angelo Texas endorses Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy praising its reliability for his family over several years He reports it worked quickly for his baby with no adverse effects and recommends it for stomach upsets and diarrhea in children
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Ira P. Wetmore
Proakpent
San Angelo
Texas
Chamberlain
Ted
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Hornby
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Owelke Fagin
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Wee
Col. Hadley
the Baptist Church
Scott
Philadelphia
Yarrow
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