Sunday law in Newark adverting era of 1874
The Newark Daily Advertiser 1874 article reviews a long obsolete Sunday law, detailing broad prohibitions on work, travel, and recreation. It notes enforcement, protests by Sabbatarians, and the shift toward modern travel like Sunday trains, as church and public opinion push to end the law's relevance.
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Jersey
Nuisie
Ion
Chureh
Snday
Tong
Cara Elinmyod
Frans
Newark
New York
Samuel Sloan
Corporation- Wheatling
Tralia
Tha Sloan
Frethin
Taryn
Newark Dadly Advertiaer
Fall notice of East Stroudsburg State Normal School
Fall term opens Monday September 2 at East Stroudsburg State Normal School. The school emphasizes training teachers, offering a twenty to twenty five week program in pedagogy and general subject study. Students receive furnished rooms, meals, and laundry for 50 cents weekly. catalog details available from Kremer, Stroudsburg, Pa.
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East Strouds
Burg State Normal School
K - Tur
Waltesforsa-catalogte
HE. Ja Kreme
Pritts Enat Stroudaburg
A.A. AI
Depression in the Sill Affects Local Mill Operations
A local mill faces a slump with rising costs and falling finished product prices. Factory workers report a soft market for goods as turbines slow and a shift to shorter workdays is discussed. Production pauses and uncertain future plans loom.
Butcher Fails and Skips We De Taittes q at Springe Town
A garbled police report notes a butcher from Springe Town facing financial trouble. He has many creditors and a sheriff has seized stock after claims totaling about $3,000 were presented. The passage references Alpha and Pidshipshrug and Tint wines with unclear details.
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Springe Town
Jens
Adidas
Shubert Offers Roles and Vaudeville Plans Revealed
The Shuberts announce casting for Miu Mov Bel Barrigon in Thief Blue Moon and other AUUO productions. KA Barnet presents Pocahontas burlesque in Boston while Interstate Anagoniare showcases new acts in New York. Lulu Glaser stars in upcoming season and Klaw & Erlanger, with George Cole, promote vaudeville and theater entries at Union Square and Knickerbocker.
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Shuberts
Miu
Barrigon
Blue Moon
KA. Barnet
Alla Pocahontas
Boston
Ausateurs
Interstate Anagoniere | Company
Lools
Heantasyay
New York
Psclodratua
Ryan
Ude
Ut Sn Klaw
Erlanger
Lulu Glaser
Knickerbocker Theater
George Mr. Coleus
Richard Fy Outuault
Come Arist
Model of the Moment Khald for Summer Fashions
A garbled fashion note describes summer wear with tailored features and striped prints. It mentions whites and colors, short sleeves, sunray effects, velvet effects, and adaptable styles for outdoor wear.
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Kimo
New York
ENGLISH ETCHINGS: Oddities of Parish Life and Local Justice
Fragmentary English news notes describe a legal fine for throwing a bottle from a window near Vauxhall, a church committee related event, and a death at a meeting. It mentions Westminister, Norwich, Copland, and a dean’s volunteer leadership, with scattered observations on seaside amusement and local sports.
Fragmented Thoughts On Virtue And Vanity
A reflective piece arguing that reverie boomerangs on the thrower and self deception charms many. It laments constant grumbling and the ease of thinking oneself superior to neighbors while noting social and moral tension.
France Revenue Plan Proposed by Rothselids in Parla Daily
The Parla daily paper reports Rothselids propose starting a plan with ten municipalities to question their revenue. It notes a large portion of funds, about 300,010,200 frines, would go to Pardy city as part of the scheme.
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Rothselids
Parla
Siedler Ander
Fragen
Yorr
Frines
Pardy
London
New York
New-York Chicago Air Line to Transform East Transit
A prospective New York Chicago air line proclaims the world’s greatest electric enterprise. The project envisions a cross country route with hundreds of millions in capital, fed by feeders from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Early surveys show a high speed line with 20 foot clearances and grade advantages, linking major Pennsylvania towns and ending near New Jersey. President Roosevelt hints at a spring start, with a three year goal to connect Pittsburgh and New York. The report also covers a heroic Lake Minnetonka rescue by traveling salesman Kopene Mutirath, who saved a drowning man without removing his coat, earning public praise.
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Chicago
New York
Gould Systems
Forelan Conta
Starvere
Anil Pho
York
Philadelphis
Piisylvani
Ager
Pitishug
Lund
Fallowhig
Pennsylvania
Lavehburg
South End
Shelada
Cherrytrey
Lv Tix
Lovevile
5Gleton
Poxgeyyllly
Coltten
Newerin
Sorthmertind
Sunbury
Ashland
Haney City
Tomaqua
Allentown
Kaston
Deane
Kastan
New Jersey
Ronteey Hay
Allan Iapyin
Pittsburg
Newak
Pitbalaary
New-York
Prellimini
Yorks
Walt McManus
New York City
Minne Init Lake
Sanday
Wueldenly
Kopene Mutirath
Eliye Whig
Tan
Poe
McGrath
Wgnder
Jesus
Manhattan Beach
Self Defence Major Hidiin Editor of Constitutionalist
Fragmentary OCR notes report an editor and manager named Hidiin of the Constitutionalist, Manivendi, Kylen, attacked recently by an individual linked to Gicklen's Amign salve. The text mentions a claimed ten day cure and references various names and locations including Warren County and Carter Diaries.
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Hidiin
Anl
Constitutionalist
Manivendi
Kylen
Carter
Warren County
Flore
Copper Mining Rush Near Delaware River Township
Copper Mining in Warten by the Pahaqparry Copperating Company accelerates work on a hidden shaft in ohagharey township up the northern slope of the lve SMuupinlos near the Delaware river. A pit 7 feet high will receive ore for processing, with about 10 feet of ore to be removed from the tap. The company holds roughly 20,000 worth of machinery on the premises and expects to finish within a few days as copper ore will be reduced by the productive process.
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Warten
Pahaqparry
Bethlehem Fair Racing Program Features Pacing Star
Pennsylvania State Fair at Bethlehem lists a racing program with trotting and pacing events for large purses. Frank Yoktin and Olly the pacing wonder are highlighted with bets and show features. the article notes excitement and midweek events at the fair among notable entries and entrants.
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Bethlehem
Olly
Far Az Pira
Sterley Pi
Great Meadows Notes and Local Visits Abound
Community diary entries from Great Meadows and nearby areas recount resumed nick work after a short delay for repairs, visits by Newark residents, and social gatherings at the parsonage. Miss Alice Crane returns to New York. Mr and Mrs H Williams visit Dover. much chatter about farms, children, and local trades.
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Meadows
Ilay
Pequess Valley
Thy Pequest Cemetery
Talay
Ald
Dl BH
Younis
Alice Crane
New York
Chas. Runyon
Wad
Mountain Lake
Walter Govker
Oxford
Franke Garrison
Aml
Newnork
Wits
Newark
Miss Hilla Park
Athel M. Anderson
Xirs
Om Sanarday
Win. Welles
Warren
Sy Pfeil Duuhrer
Uderders
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Shepard
Kid
France
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Doe
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Taitmake
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Dax
John R. Shields
E. H. Mast
Kinney's Barber Shop
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