Plainfield and Somerville Rail Timetable Summary
Timetable fragment lists departures from Plainfield and connections to Newark, Allentown, Wilkesbarre, Scranton, and Atlantic City. Times include early morning and Sunday schedules with notes on parlor cars and connections, plus mentions of the Royal Blue Line and Easton junctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASD Bastor
Leeve Plainfie
Imy
Tare Kanton
Plain Field
Lake Fhupatoong
Plainfeld
Aston
Fiemingto
Os Ee
Viggernates
Batten
Betelew
Allentown
Mauch Vyhonk
Et Wilkestarre
Tamaqua
Shémokin
Bud
Scranton
Fle SE Benor
Eam
Uoh
Ces
Ces Ua Ew Ling and Haa Town, Mauc' No Mere
Baston
Saito
Wwrn
Bethlehem
Bangorpene
Maueen Chunk
Wilxes
Es Shamokin
Wil- Hamaport
Aliearra
Bon Fine Martsburg
Junction
Lore Baasei
GROVE
Perth Amboy Ib
Iola
Atlantic Ct
Freehold
Boynton Beach
The Irrepressible Woman and Gloves Advice
A mix of notes on women captains and workers in various trades across the United States, highlighting female leadership in shipping, industry, and agriculture. The piece also offers practical etiquette on putting on and caring for gloves, including tips on dusting, sizing, and storage.
The New Millinery Trends and Footwear Advice
The feature reviews daring millinery with contrasting materials and four hat sketches three felts and a toque. It notes velvet hats in round shapes and Vandyck brown hues plus mink and turquoise trims. Advice warns against wearing old shoes as feet require proper support and dress.
Sir Dinar and the Quest in the Green Glade
The legend of Sir Dinar opens with a northeast wind lifting a sycamore leaf. Sir Dinar, king Arthur’s knight, sets forth with three companions to seek the Sanegrae, meeting a sleeping pavilion and a veiled lady who reveals she seeks vengeance for a slain falcon.
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Ascot
Muy Wat
Dinar
Gerant
Arthug
Pos
Myn-Roseetad
Nare
Lim
Round Table
Arthur
Lancelot
S’ereval
Bora
Gawaine
Tvlahad
Sentrail
Stephen the Martyr
Sir Dinar
Sant Stephen
Sir Dipar
Si Dmar
Sam
Sr Dinar
Stephen
Land of
Gore
Enchanted Dance Ends in Forest Blood and Return of Dinar
In a tale from the New York Advertiser, Sir Dinar falls under a sorceress's spell at a masked revel. He fights to remain with his companion as the enchantment drains the knights and the music fades. A new arrival, Sir Gala, frees him briefly, but Dinar is left with a lifeless burden and a final, pale transformation as the story ends.
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P Nar
Dinar
Sentral
Osanna
Androw
Sir Dimar
Sir Dinar
Dinrohmseef
Aml
Sr Dinar
Quiljen Couch
The
New York Advertiser
Dolores Lights at Sea Tests on Sea lighting
A scientist reports tests with lights at sea showing white light more visible than red or green. The red light appears to power and green in awe with absorption effects noted. The study suggests specific ratios of light transmission through glass and mentions variability in measurement.
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Dolores
Good Timer Down South in the Woods
Fragmentary line reads like a rural scene description with woodland imagery and a distant bell or horn. No clear events, people, or organizations are identified.
Prank Buckland and the France Overcoat Monkey
Medway clerks zoology tale follows the late Prank Buckland with a traveling overcoat stuffed with specimens. A monkey in a breast pocket sparks a ticketing debate as the clerk insists on dog fare while Buckland argues it is a monkey. The twist ends with a tortoise and the clerk declaring insects incur no charge.
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Medway
Bockland
France
Southamaga
Buckland
Jockot
Samiates
London
The Way Coffee Is Spoiled
Bridget, a cook, explains coffee is spoiled by mixing in thirds quarters and halves. Her mistress questions the blend, and Bridget reveals she uses one quarter Mocha one Java and one Rio with no fourth part, claiming it spoils the coffee.
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Bridget
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Cravens
Euide
Laverty
Jasaric
Denalines
Comfort
Rainfield
Fe. Ma
Plainfield
Trannee
Sunda
Somerville
ROYAL
Ee P.m. Lis
Issaur
AS Ee
P. Tamra
Sbhenandoah Valley
Ae m. Viastenini
Chicago
Wear
Drom
Tin Bette
Trenton
Aim
Jae Ham
Ale Pweee
Olhausen
P. Baldwin Sen
F A. Dunham
Park Avenue
City May
Atlas
R. Coddington
Park Aves
Tlulam K. McClore
Balldine, Paints
Hater O. Toxvoy
Front Street
Plainfield, N.J
r-at-Law
Momer and Seger
Notary Plainfield
Examiner
U and
Park
Duce Street
Pialafield, N. 2
A. J. Grollmisch
New York Telegram
Mississippi
States Marine
Pang
Paget Sound
Mississippi River
Aoother
Woulau
Grand Rapds
Mich
Detroit
South Bend
Ind
Grand Haven
Standard Magazine
Snes
Sidinar
Theodore Wilson
Naploy
Meat Markets, &c
Ballantine’s
Watchung
Rogers
West
W. H. Brokaw
Jobber
West Front
Plainfield, N. J
Charles M. Wilson
Charles H. Gill
Carpenter & Builder
West Fourth Street
Real Estate and Insurance
van Buren & Timpson, Kseal Estate
Insurance
North Ave
Cedar St
Newport City
Theodore Gray
Masons Ant
A.C
Neuman Bros
Watchung Avenue
Watchung Ave. Grocer
John
City Hotel
Park Ave
Colner
Plainfield, FJ
West Side
Brittain's Hosel
H. Hand
Hotel
Grenada
North Avenue
Ronmy
Wallace V. Miller
Henry F. Windham
Hotel Arlington
Somerset St, and ‘Green Brook’ Ross
Cent Hotel
Rudolph Spiegel
Somerset St
North Plainfield
Manhattan
Somerset Street
Jacob Hipp
Mulford
Amey
J. T. Vail
M. Dunhay
East Faowr & Was
GEFCY
Z. Waser
Henry G. Adams
W, J. Tunison
Frarttam
Mimi Feat
Mesis
Broadway
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