Summer Girl Heroes Rise From Drowning and Fire
Readers learn of numerous women and girls who rescued others from drownings and fires across New Jersey and nearby states. Names include Mrs W Floyd Campbell Miss dna Hartman Miss Effie Field Mrs Frederick Ware Miss Mamie Sheehan Miss Florence Bowen Miss Pauline Weiss Mrs George Corwin Miss Annie Barner Miss Anna Winters Mary Edick Fannie Haskowitz and Madeline Spinello among others, with incidents at Island Heights Lake Hopatcong Saybrook Navesink river and Battle Creek and fire rescues showing bravery beyond ordinary expectations.
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New York World
Earl Buckley
Island Heights
N. J
W. Floyd Campbell
Mrs. Campbell
Lake Hopatcong
Conn
Charles Cahill
Roines
Mamie Sheehan
Navesink
James Edward Connolly
Washington
Roosevelt
Miss Sheehan
Mr. Connolly
Florence Bowen
Chelsea
Cedar Grove
Pauline Weiss
Miss Weiss
George Corwin
Stamford
Bridgeport
Hves
Annie Barner
Elizabeth
Edward Copeland
Miss Barner
Mary Edick
United States
Shields
Tommy Williams
Hudson River
Grand View
Tommy
Mary
Mr. Edick
the World Magazine
Esther Evans
West Twenty-ninth Street
Prescott Street
Jersey City
Anna
Harry
Fannie Haskowitz
Hopkins Street
Brooklyn
Julia
Sumner Avenue
Fannie
Madeline Spinello
New Haven
Wrestling in Scotland at Grasmere Grounds
The London Standard describes Grasmere’s wrestling on a verdant lawn below a ridge, with spectators in stands and rings around the field. Cumberland and Graeco Roman styles mix as matches run concurrently, with embroidered tights and family rail—women watching the sport.
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Grasmere
Lord’s Cricket Ground
Cumberland
Orlandos
Charleses
Rosalind
London Standard
Voter Corruption Chronicle From English Boroughs of Old
A historical overview recounts vote buying in Britain with schemes in Wendover Hindon Wakefield Dublin and Shaftesbury. Tales tell of gifts delivered via moon messenger holes in doors and walls with sums ranging from five to twenty guineas.
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Wendover
Hindon
House of Commons
Wakefield
Dublin
Shaftesbury
Faith and Fear on the Border: A Sermonette Reflection
The sermon argues the spying episode signified lack of faith more than divine wisdom. It urges believers to trust God when faced with promised opportunities, noting Israel’s 40 years of wandering after unbelief and urging forward bold faith toward God’s blessings.
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Israel
Promised Land
Scouts Return From Hebron With Giant Fears
The twelve spies camp at Hebron reflect elation over the land promised to Abraham’s heirs yet fear giants and walled cities. Caleb and Joshua urge faith in God, point to Amalek’s defeat, and present a fruitful land market as proof of divine promise before the group resumes their journey.
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Hebron
Kadesh
Abraham
Jordan Valley
Rehob
Hamath
Caleb
Utulo
Amalek
Joshua
God
Israel
Anak
Gleb
Egypt
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East One Hundred and Sixty-fifth Street
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Battle Creek
Mich
Pavan
Noo
Seventh Street
Sannah
Joe
Frederick E. Crane
Scotland
England
S Fleet
Scripture
Odo