Plainfield Court and Oddball Ditties From The Times
A messy page item mixes court notices with miscellaneous curiosities. It notes Post Office ads, North German Lloyd steamship fare, mock warnings about a bakery cake, a dynamite incident in Montreal, a Newark barber anecdote, Queen Victoria’s crown value, actress Jennie Yeamans’ dressing room mishap, and a German stunt performer lifting a twelve pound cannon ball.
Coupon drives Courier subscription push from 1901 ad
An old Courier advertisement urges readers to save and cut coupons for cash purchases at partner merchants. It promises weekly coupons worth two cents per issue and claims subscribers recoup ten cents weekly, ending with twelve coupons worth two cents each in a week. Also includes a testimonial about Dr Alcott’s Porous Plasters for chest issues with praise from a New York publisher.
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Courier
Imell
Cor
Fith Ave
New York
Jan
Toledo
Toston
Paul Globe
Parkhurst
Kentucky
Lyman Abbott
Paw Globe
Howard MacQueary
Episcopal Church
Virginia
Peoris Herald
Library Directors Meet Amid January and November 1891 Records
The Biccazali Directors of the Public Library met last evening at the library building with most members present except Mr Talmadge and Mr Tyler. Minutes were read and approved. Bills paid out of the general fund included Samuel H Allen janitor 42.35 William H Williams papers 167 Adams 50. The treasurer transferred balances from a special fund to the general fund. The January library report was read and filed. Lectures committee reported four lectures arranged. Treasurer noted a deposit in the city bank in librarian's name for welfare and dye expenses with 64.54 received for November and January 1894. disbursements were 16.28. balance on hand 844.17.
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Rte Biccazali
Beld
Talmadge
Tyler
Samuel H.allen
Malary and Wandries
William H. Williams
Lbrarian
Women in London Journallers and Supplants Abroad
A fragmented account notes that about 18 000 women in London work as journallers averaging five articles weekly. It mentions a Providence woman with seven husbands and compares to an Alaskan princess with many suitors. It also reports on The Woman's Baking Company of Chicago being incorporated with female leadership and strict business principles. Additionally a Mohammedan woman’s legal status is contrasted with English law, and a Canadian woman near Montreal is described as having survived thirty five days without food after becoming destitute and skeletal.
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Journallers
London
Providence
Bitke
Thorn
Woman's Baking Company of
Chicago
Women of Chicago
Matilda Grapin
Ilty
Montreal
Gay
Religious Notes On Charity And Orthodoxy Across Papers
A collage of pointed religious observations from multiple sources critiquing charity, mission work among the wealthy, and church orthodoxy. It cites glowing praise and sharp questions about morality, church discipline, and marriage, tying together comments from the Toledo Bee, Ken tucky colonel, and other papers.
Fragmented Humorous Rant With Jumbled Prose
A garbled OCR fragment presents skewed quotes about aging women and threats with a pistol, plus stray phrases about Italian robbers and a Maine arrest. It mentions a man tied to his wife and a penal inmate, then shifts to a puzzling anecdote about holding a baby and piano lessons.
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Prinee
Aman
Maine
Ehern
Sie
Boanen
Plano
Arkansen
Fragmented Victorian jewelry notice of dubious text
The text is a garbled OCR fragment describing enameled jewelry pretending to imitate Venetian work with ribbons and a young woman motif. It is largely incomprehensible and contains multiple typos, making the intended product or ad unclear.
Women of Car Country and Witchcraft in America
A fragmented column recounts myths of Indians and witchcraft within United States borders, then shifts to odd tales about Rattlesnake Pete and his exploits in a small town. It notes Andrew Johnson’s foreign soil visit during his presidency and hints at a secretive episode around a round-the-circle tour in 1866.
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Car
United States
Old Salem
Charies
Andrew Johacco
Niaware Palla
Plainsfield ordinance outlines street widening and land seizure
An ordinance of the City of Plainsfield outlines land taking for street widening from Peace Street to New Jersey line. It details centerline width thirty feet each side, the required parcels including a Ponce Street site, and the process for compensation. Signed by City Clerk W. Beveron and dated February. Fees noted as $1.25.
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Hitanis
Plainsfield
Genta Mashtoad
Witentog
Ferook
Palshen
Syahy
FX. Dupin
Elvil Saigkoer
Ponce Street
Magee Bevery
Bervon
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East Faony Sracer
Secomp Finca
Ministed
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North German Lloyd Steamstip Company
Tak
New York World
Cleveland
Ose Duvilager
Newark
Tris
Shakespeare
Anessy
Jennie Yeamons
Blue Jeans
Misa Yeamans
Tnene
Victorina
Lelpie
Germany
Fred
W. J. Arkell
Judge and
Frank Leslie
Agour
Pate
Pete
Saya
Sereot
West Front St
Sesae Seo City
eeRs Loire
Boice, Runyon & Co
Pone Meek
Mason's Materials
Dark Avenue
Ronage
Easener
Cook & Bro
Gil
Boice, Ramyon & CO
Dickinson
John KH. Sayres
New Goods NO
Crast Front Street
Ovthive
William J. Stephenson
North Avenue
the Smith
The
Smith Premier Typewriter Co
Crowdway
New Yorky
York Matla
Chase
Somerville
Raeton Matla
Tao
Biren
Trenton
Philadelphis
Mace
J. T. Vail
Real Estate and Insurance No
Dealan
Dethter
Arena
Heereper
Steam Laundry
W. Marshall
J. Frank Mundy
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Dredway
Bene
Chewter
East Front Street
Tnewrance
Snyder
West Fourth Street
Pacers
E Ey
Herman A, Weber
Liberty Street
Gorsaine
West Front Street
Pla
M. Ulrich
Fairchild
Ts. m
J. F. MacDonald
East Front St
United Tea and Coffee Growers
Euler
R. J. Shaw
God of Man
Shaw
Uotstyr
Front Street
Park Avenue
DOANE
Cer Sverneatt
Lorarg
Plainfield Produce CO
Ratitan Mills
Carey's
K Palace
Front and
Grove Streets
Sharp
T. J. Carey
J. P. Laire & CO
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