Monmouth County district convention speaks on race track issue
The district convention of Monmouth County discussed race track gambling and political nominations. Key figures mentioned include Ex-County Collector EM Wood of Elizabeth as a potential Republican nominee for Sheriff. Professor Cornwall praised water quality, while church influence on primaries was urged to sway voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EM Wood
Elizabeth
Sherif
Touxpen Hindivy
Asbury Park
Asine
Bearley
le Aheres
Tae Rouse Lone & Peel
Bovll
Dasdaews Enterprises
New York
Monweath
Uradiey
Monmouth County
Specimen Cases and Cures With Electric Bitters and Salves
Anecdotes claim electric bitters cured Edward Shepherd of a leg ulcer and chronic neuralgia while another man deemed incurable by doctors recovered after using electric bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Bottled at L. W. Handalphs Drug store, 21 West Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliford
New Cassel
Win
Edward Shepherd
Morrisburg
Til
Borkieu
Catawim
Bocklen
L. W. Handalph
West Pront Street
Cantoria Chorus Transforms Bitter Regret into Song
A garbled historical note reveals a speaker lamenting a child illness and seeking Cantoria remedies. The fragment hints at a lullaby or musical plea, with scattered phrases about Castoria and Cantoria and a household scene of children in need. The text echoes period speech and possible school or community performance context.
Stories From the Slums Lecture at First Presbyterian
A report on yesterday afternoon and evening meetings where Mrs. Sidney Whittemore founder of the Door of Hope in New York and Rev. Scott shared experiences from Central Africa and Canada. They spoke of faith endurance through danger and urged eternal preparation, with audience members moved to come forward to meet the speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittemers
Mtr
Booth
Lort Soule
First Presbyterian Church
Gilead Genery
Mra
Sidney Whittemore
Door of Hope of
New York
Ter Scott
Central Africa
Seo
Sulrenen
Jesus
Seoul
Mru Whittemore
Mar
Urhardsom
Christ
Tims
Hope
Whlttemore Sant
Salus
Canada
Wiih
Aband
Jess
Ain
Fea
East
Gist Street
Eure
A Childs Eyes and Glasses Use for Vision Health
Consumers are urged to have children’s eyes checked when reading is hard or headaches occur. If glasses improve comfort or reading, wear them. early use is encouraged. Queen & Co eye specialists visit Malufeld every other Thursday free examinations offered. A veteran touts Chamberlain's remedies for ailments and stomach safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echool
Femaun
Opticons
Queen & Co
Philadelphia
Sugar Shortage Sparks Grocer Ingenuity and Public Street Warnings
A discussion on the sugar famine reveals grocers' efforts to meet demand amid supply constraints. refiners keep prices steady to avoid triggering imports. Nearby, Liberty Street needs macadamizing and sewer work. residents worry over funding and safety as pedestrians encounter hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prem
Suger
Sager
Changes in a New England Congregational Church Schedule
The Congregational Church of Wil Meld Abe held a meeting to approve changes in the annual meeting day the week of prayer and the timing of the financial year The move aims to allow proper reporting and avoid conflicts with the January prayer week While objections were anticipated none were raised and officers will remain in place for another year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Ikwne
Ramee
Towering bulbs arrive from China and Japan for winter bloom
A.M. Griffin received last night eight consignments of towering bulbs from China and Japan intended for winter blooming. The items are described as very curious and popular, with demand rising quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. Griffin
China
Japan
World’s Fair urged as last chance to visit Chicago
The notice promotes a final month for the World’s Fair with special West Shore excursion trains from New York and Chicago on select October days. It highlights reduced fares, guided travel, and sightseeing along the Mohawk Valley, promising safe, easy travel to Chicago. It also includes a plug for Allcock’s Porous Plaster, praising its authenticity and warning against imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
West Shore Railroad
New York
Tia
Fururst
Hadeon
Mohawk Valley
Franklin
West Shore
Allock
Allcock
More Police Protection Needed at Berherwood
The Berherwood area has seen repeated crimes and attacks in recent weeks. Incidents include burglaries at Donald’s cellar and Jobe Brick’s property, a carpenter assaulted near Cranford to Plagfield, a row of lime barrels placed to endanger riders, and multiple robberies along South Avenue. Local residents urge decisive police action to curb the threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brick
South Avenue
Box Sociable Draws Young Shoppers to Howell Division
A lively lunch box social was held in the room of the Howell Division, featuring boxes of various styles and sizes filled with luxuries. Buyers bid sight unseen, choosing items they felt were worth their money, as music, games, and chat filled the gathering and the event wrapped up with a pleasant social sendoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell Division
Sona of Tem
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Bélier and Proprieter
East Peomr Srecer
Wwe
Erry
Pat
Awradly
Mat Filece
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Union Cmnys
Linden
Euazanern
B. Cornwall
Tralnfeld
Tis Church
Cantoria
Castoria
A. E. Bending
Halse
Weber
Liberty Street
Third
Ural
Jam Ie
Wiesener
Park Avenue
Joon J. Ropyon
Front
Berherwood
Bowell
Ron
Rand Fee Peet
W. L. Douglas
Plainfield, N. J
Eeramussary
Eno
Newark
WN. J
Priestley
Smith’s
D Saraha, Glace
Edsali’s
New York City
Doane & Edsall
City Grain & Produce Store
BR. van Zandt
Denier
Willett
M. M. Dunham
East Front Street
Zisita
John Brown
Ovd Nownen
South Second ST. Seamnetbld
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Frank L. C. Martin
Wheelmen’s
Corner Park Avenue and
Fourth Street
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