Local social notices and illnesses mix with events and visits
The column records a jumble of social happenings and illnesses: plans to attend a musical in Wiese, a Merr Heiwarwenka concert, and a funeral on West Fourth Street. Names include Myre Foruges of Jersey City, A J Moore of Western Avenue, and Dr G Stephenson. A Bishop Scarborough reception is canceled and Dr Lewis is linked to a Seventh Day Ballet event.
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Perseverance Lodge Meeting And Local Happenings
Local notes report a Perseverance Lodge gathering tonight with a dance planned in Walkh’s Way on Lee Place. Several small items cover meetings of Viewr Wheelmen, Park Club bowling, and Gesang and Turn Verelsi, plus weather lore, church construction, and railroad plans for Roselle and ran fod.
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Lady Cyclers Hold Progressive Whist at West Seventh Street
The Lady Cyclers Club hosted a progressive whist afternoon at Mrs DW Tood's home with twenty four players. Prizes went to Mrs F G Grewnang and Miss Grace Langdon. consolation prizes to Mrs TE Carus and Mrs RR Strother. Display of club colors and a collation were notable features.
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Street Railway Claim and Park Shootout Report
Exledge W. Codingiog received a 40 check as settlement for damages after a wagon loaded with peaches was smashed. no collision with a treet car on Waterhang avenue occurred months ago. In Dexter Park, Brooklyn, Charles Benth and Tom Kellar led a shootout between Newarts and Parkway Club. Jersey men won 112 to 100 with later altercations. News items touch on Democratic race track bets and New York rail service details for Pallman to Chicago routes, with various times and connections listed.
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Fragmented report of multiple events and personal notices
A garbled 1920s news fragment covers various incidents including a fatal cave in at Burnside colliery, a drive to remove workers by operators, political notes on a Pittsburgh division, a mayoral election in Ottawa, and several social items involving families and local figures.
Reform school case tied to murder conviction
Judge Robert Hudepeth sentences the 12 year old to reform school for the death of Laslie Parker, hit with a stone. Officials report a separate theft by James Anderson, a trusted clerk in Indiana, who is 17 and furloughed to join the Won Point Military Academy.
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Telephone ads praise Bail Magneto Telegraphs
An early 20th century advertisement extols Bail Magneto Telephones priced at $1.75 each. The copy urges potential buyers in New York and New Jersey to consider the manufacturer before purchasing, promising reliable devices and broader distribution.
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