Ewes and Iams Socking Study Sparks Debate
A garbled note mentions ewes and Iams, with unclear references to a youth and a map. No coherent event or names emerge to identify a concrete story or outcome.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1912
Page
9
A garbled note mentions ewes and Iams, with unclear references to a youth and a map. No coherent event or names emerge to identify a concrete story or outcome.
The article reports on partisan positions in the Senate and House regarding a pension bill. It notes advocates and opponents, including figures like Tek Patiecte and Grace Thornton, and cites projected fiscal impacts such as $77,000,000 yearly cost and $25,000,000 surplus from substitutes. The piece mentions conference with the House and a looming presidential vote.
Easter Sunday observances, church services, and community rites are described with reference to local venues and times. The report notes worship at Peter’s Church at 7 and other gatherings, including meals and social events tied to the holiday season.
The piece notes Governor Wilson facing opposition over proposed license fees and resident taxes. It mentions revenue aims, highway funding, and a push by officials to increase nonresidents' charges. Also referenced are political maneuvers in the Senate and a county petition backing Wilson for the presidency.
The article records a heated exchange over river crossings and river bridge value, with officials arguing about yearly appropriations and the cost of a proposed structure. It notes Governor reactions and upcoming meetings to discuss the project and related funding.
A notice announces an auction on April 4 featuring deceased’s stock including cattle, wagons, farming tools, and implements. The sale is tied to an estate and will proceed under the Orphans Court’s oversight with settlement terms to be defined and property subject to probate.
A sensational ad from Ge Le Williams' Opera House Pharmacy touts Hyomel as a cure for catarrh asthma and other ailments. The spot claims the spray is easy to use with a five minute inhalation and promises dramatic relief, urging readers to buy from Opera House Pharmacy and druggists.
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