Exposed Abuses in New Jersey Pine Belt Families
Investigations led by Miss Elizabeth Kite reveal a lawless scene in Burlington, Atlantic, and Ocean counties with illicit exchanges of wives and babies for small sums and liquor. Do Williams and the New Jersey Children's Home Society have arrested unmarried couples, placing children in care as cases of feeble mindedness surface amid neglect and abuse cases.
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Trenton
N. J
Elizabeth Kite
State Department of Charities
Pine
New Jersey
Burlington County
Atlantic and
Ocean Counties
Miss Kite
Do. V .Williams
New Jersey Children’s Home Society
Pine Belt
Chemical plant nearing completion near mosaic plant
The B. M. Chemical Company plant near the National Mosaic Company site is rapidly nearing completion under President Gooden. Machinery is installed and the firm expects operation by mid January to produce leather scrap bi products, especially tailbone. The Globe Clothing Store also announces a big clean sweep sale starting Tuesday December 3 with a two page notice in today’s paper.
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B. & M. Chemical Company
National Mosaic Company
Gooden
Chemical Company
Globe Clothing
Freshest oys loaves priced at 35 cents
Schimpf advertises new loaves made with the freshest oys, boasting great taste at a price of 35 cents. The ad invites readers to try one.
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Schimpf
Royal Theatre Today Showings Feature Notables
Lubin presents The Samaritan of Congin s Tenement with Arthur Johnson. Selig roped in stars Myrtle man. Melies Linked by Fate also screens as an advertisement.
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Lubin
Congen's Tenement
Arthur Johnson
Selig
Myrtleman
Melies
Coogen’s Tenement
Myrtle Stedman
Melie
Nate
Atmore Boosters See Town as Best Business Hub
Mayor W E Rushing touts Atmore as the best business town between Mobile and Montgomery. The article details smokestacks, a large saw mill, ten cotton gins, berry and peach production, and rapid growth. It notes Atmore's banks, local newspaper, and strong agricultural expansion fueling future prosperity.
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Atmore
Mobile
Montgomery
W. E Rushing
W. E. Rushing
Mr. Rushing
South Alabama Oorchard Company
Séeikon
Atmore Fruit Company
Florida Line
Canoe
Escambia County
Alabama
Florida
Rushing
Atmore Record
H. A. Néel
R. W. Brooks
Escambia
Neel
Brewton Standard
Record
Mobile Masons Attend Grand Lodge Meeting in Montgomery
Between twenty and twenty five members from Mobile lodges will attend the annual meeting of the Grand Lodge A F and A M in Montgomery starting Tuesday afternoon. Delegates include J H MacCormick Isaac Licht bach M T Sprague Albert D Bloch and others. The Royal Arch Masons meet Monday at 9 for business and the grand lodge will dedicate the Masonic Home during the session at an time yet to be announced.
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Grand Lodge
A. F
A. M
Montgomery
Mobile
J. H. MacCormick
Isaac Lichtbach
M. T. Sprague
Albert D. Bloch
R. L. Douglas
C.S. Shawhan
J. M. Sehryver
Elliott G. Rickardy
P. B. Dixon
Royal Arch Masons
Stolen Pennies Case Sentences Seattle Carpenter
Police arrested Peter Hansen after he removed twelve pennies from a newsboy stand at Third Avenue and Union Street. Judge John B. Gordon fined Hansen $100 and sentenced him to thirty days in jail, with additional time if the fine is not paid. Hansen pleaded not guilty claiming intoxication. Patrolman Henry Loeser testified, noting Hansen’s movement between stands and the conversion of pennies to silver.
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Seatile
John B. Gordon
Peter Hansen
Third Avenue
Union Street
Hafisén
Henry Loeser
Hafisen
Loesér
Loeser
Hansen
Rao ii
Bal
Haneen
Dawkins Praises Hood's Sarsaparilla For Catarrh Cure
Miss Mabel F. Dawkins of Fort Wayne Indiana reports three years of catarrh and blood disease, tries many doctors and remedies, but improves after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. She endorses the medicine and recommends it to others suffering from catarrh. Take Hood's in liquid or Sarsatabs.
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Mabel F. Dawkins
Lafayette St
Fort Wayne
Ind
Hood
Matrons Balk At Ada Robinson Dress Art Talk
Oklahoma City November 30 Miss Ada Robinson area teacher and art committee chairwoman faced opposition from club women as she criticized high school dress and mature styles. The controversy split reform supporters and traditionalists among Oklahoma society leaders.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Club
Oklahoma State Federation of Women's Clubs
Ada Robinson
State Federation
Robinson
Lubin The Samaritan of Coogen's Stedman
Melie linked by Nate. unclear full details. Readable fragments describe names and a regional setting with sparse context and no clear incident or event.
Unsightly skin cleared by Possam remedy advert
To rid skin eruptions and inflamed complexions use Poslam at first signs of trouble. Poslam heals eczema acne and stubborn rashes faster and more effectively, stopping itching. Poslam Soap soothes tender skin and is a pure medicated soap for baths and dandruff. Van Antwerp Drug Corp and other druggists sell Poslam and Possum Soap with prices listed. Free samples available from Emergency Laboratories at 32 West 25th Street New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Antwerp Drug Corp
West 25Th Street
New York City
O Neal Rejects Kenyon Bill as Unconstitutional
Governor O Neal argues the Kenyon liquor bill is unconstitutional and would make liquor policy a national issue. He contends it harms interstate commerce, risks confiscation, and diverts focus from Alabama’s reform agenda and true temperance goals.
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O’neal
Democratic Party
Wilson
Alabama
Oyster Loaves at Schimpf's Advertisement
Get the best at Schimpf's. Oyster loaves priced at 35 cents for a limited time, with a 12 1 offer highlighted in the advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schimpf's
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Iici
Liv
Barlingtion County Grand Jury
New Lisbon
Jareé
Counpoorhouse
Browns Mills
Royal Theatre Today
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Grandpa
DR. Bauer, JR
Dave S. Bauer
Mobile Masons
Newsy and
Lot Limit
Mobile’s
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FORD
Adams
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