Probate records reveal wills and district meeting notes
The article reports probate actions for Wil li Te Latte and others, listing bequests such as $2,000 to a widow, $200 to Mika In Anderson, and $1,000 to Miss Bemon Sruth, with estates described and dispositions noted. It also mentions a Morris County district convention in Glen Gardner and a grand assembly gathering in Glen Camercer with state officers expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Tt. Latro
Willi Te Latte
Surraguie Sisihh
Aldilvce
John McElroy
New York
Mika
Anderson
Owillgny
Andergan
Mist Bemon Sruth
Belvidere
Phrtafeld
Fini
Morria G
Eivinens
Glen Gardner
Haltterion
Glen Camercer
Hut County
Galtindon
Hell Alt House
Beauty Tips on Eyelashes and Brows for Thick Growth
The article discusses methods to enhance lashes and eyebrows including trimming, clipping the upper and lower lashes, and clipping brows to stimulate growth. It advises using a tonic to promote thick, long hair and notes that proper trimming and maintenance can improve appearance and protection for the eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehig
Dream Lore Across Temptation And Satanic Signs
A discussion of last night's dreams explores whether dreams signal fortune danger or moral testing. It cites interpretations of encounters with devils temptations and jealous foes along with a tale of Tartini the violinist whose dream of the devil inspired The Devil's Sonata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tayi
Kirtini
Prize Essay Wins First in Army Contest
A 16 year old student William J Wolken from Marys Parochial High School Trent won the U S Army essay contest in New Jersey The prize promotes Army training as a path to character and skill development The essay argues the Army provides education discipline and opportunity for future careers and civic service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koy
Hac
U.S. Army
New Jersey
Wiliam J. Wolken
Mary's Parochial
Trent
Nehoal
United States
Asuny
United States Army
Pourlige
Carla Dha
Sam
OS Glory
The Wanders at America The Capitol Building Overview
A fragmentary historical note describes the Washington DC Capitol, its site, and growth. It recalls the virginia sandstone cover stone laid by George Washington on September 28, 1775, the Massachusetts marble wings added later, the 761 foot long central facade, the dome completed in 1805, with a 387 foot height and a statue of Freedom atop. The total value of the building, and the city’s pride in architectural grandeur, are highlighted.
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America
Capitol Building
Capitol
Washington
Jovel Playeau
Ulldling
Virginia
Ington
Massachusetts
Daniel” Webster
Boltishry
Thigdome
Tewes
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Vworld
Riccam
Atelic
Misar A. Guest
Eatonic
Gosiy Celing
Rideau
Eaton
Getobie Jenkins & Meeker
N.1
Edna Kent Forbes
Vaselius
Conyright
Bevis
Capynali
Eth
Tae
Lary
Craelis
Indhal
Uae
eLadies
Black Fumps
Oxfords
Children’s Tan
Oxford Scullers
South Third Street
Satan
Metis
National Capitol
Militant
Mary
Ike
Beried
A.M
Rader
Easton, PA
Vienna
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