Agricultural courses open at New Brunswick college
The New Jersey State Agricultural College at New Brunswick begins a three month program for about 150 men from New Jersey and nearby states. Two courses teach general agriculture and farm practice with demonstrations, shop work, and tests. a six day course runs December 24 to January 2. No entrance exam. admission for both sexes over 16.
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Scheel
Marin Italy
Nericulure
New Jersey State Agricultural College
New Brunswicck
Shute Appropricabon
Wittel
Qihla
Atuidenta
THA
Aa “Réildenid Dad Gee
Shas
Masonry Notes From Washington Camp and Warren Council
A fragmented report describes Lodge and council activities in Washington Camp No. 28 and Warren Council No. 16 with notes on initiations elections and appointments. It mentions candidates awaiting initiation at the Modern Woodmen of America group and a series of meetings in nearby towns with various officers named, plus a large turnout and upcoming district elections.
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Washinton
Pete S
Jakite
Neewlig End Warren
Jr Pon Aike McAtamiigh
Tdeesreg Warn
Prinzi W Adleger
Manefeld Lodge
du. Uy
Wesley Fleming
Counellor
Ye Aa
New Jersey
Counells Warren
Hunterden
Sorria
Aulyu
Canton
Easton
Washington
Lafayette
Woodmen of America
Amal Wy Allegerz
Samuel B, Foxy
Won Andrews
Frank BD
Gerson
Jink W. Libby
John W. Sine
Sanford BE. Bender
Tires
Frank W. Libby
Gun Ayshbeia
So Dedrick
M. Willams
Christine
Lsh
Pune
Wetaies
Ostard
Wighs
Shoke Presen
Harris Lodge
Isford
Csaruitent
Wijwart Brite
Shunstient Lange
Back Sliders Address Topic at Washington Meeting
The Braver Olpala of tha My. Re Shupeh will host a weekly meeting at the home of Mrs Lyk. Sheipe, an seat Chruch, street, Friday afternoon at 2.00. The subject will be Cuercie Noth "A Back Siders -2enorance' with the speaker sharing personal experiences.
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Cuercie Noth
Fragmented OCR Notice of Public Funds and Scattered Names
The readable text reports on misapplied patron funds and missing deposits in cash boxes leading to replacements charged against pay funds. It notes large sums, a call for patrons to verify receipts, mentions local figures such as Mrs Joyce Claremont and Foley's Kidney Remedy, and references a retired medical case.
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Sten
Piclons
Wile
Joyce
Claremont
Eghmit Hoyenr
Foley's Iiney Reiinsdy
Aesavere
Paris invention promises permanent waved hair fashion
A Paris method for permanent waves advances turban styled hair with ringlets and switches. Women will see new heat safe irons, shell pins, ribbons, and clasps for a sleek look. Puffs remain popular, and bang styles disappear this winter as longer, wavy trends dominate.
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Paris
Matheus
A Tale of Dolls and Dreams in Edith Wharton Story
A fragmentary review discusses The Rag Baby and The Verue with a girl and a doll symbolizing motherhood and longing. It contrasts a boy’s fighting dreams, a Cosette reference, and Wharton’s new story Aftenwarde about an American county fate, promising a striking climax by Blumenschein.
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Tormor
Ives
Victor
Hue Ives
Ton Coxmay
Turtis
Tory Iawn
Mea
Edith Wharton
Irs Wharton
Blumenschein
Spend Your Money At Home Morality Of Home Industries
A garbled twenty first century style rant encourages readers to keep money local within their city and town. It extols home industries and criticizes spending in distant cities like New York and Philadelphia while urging support for local merchants, crafts, and establishments. The piece attacks crime and urges residents to rely on local economy and industry rather than outside sources.
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Lea Pirish
Daten Dunorist
Trentan
Lee Ays
Oman
New York
Philivdelphy
Renton
Bern
Iso
Universie
Efery
Kame News Pris
Tomita
Septimus opens in New York after Canadian tour
Septimus, Philip Linen’s whimiscal comedy based on Wedlock by Locke, returns to the New York stage after an extended Canadian tour. Frederick McKay presents Miss Stevens and a strong cast at the Theatre, delivering a human, humorous portrait of Leara and passion amid bustling backstage and audience acclaim.
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Qos
Arilag Ina 'Septimus
Canada
Sdehets
Soy
Philip Linen
Locke
Greater Arlade
Leara
Bonily
Stevens
Iuickett
New York
Sepeneaua
Septimuy
Cus
Miss Stevens
Chélyéa
Sepulimus
New Jersey’s Highway Plans and Forest Work Highlighted
The New Jersey Herald reports a $1,000 award for the best improved toad on the New York to Atlantic path, praising Mercer for quality work and efficient highway systems. It notes the value of road funding and the need to balance costs with repairs, while praising Swiss forest protection and Swiss methods as models.
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New Jersey
Trenton Times
New Jerseys
New York
Athi
Mercer
Suive
Lulu Stoke Randa
Boul Suhdiilon
Ward
Switzerland
Sihlwihl
Zurich
Jay ‘Heer
Swiezerdind
Rome
Léon
Fragmented Text Piece From Historic Journal Appears
The readable portions hint at a diary style note with culinary terms and damaged names. It mentions a stall and a dish with meat and butter and salt and pepper. Readers are left with unclear fragments and partial phrases from a historic page.
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Dong “Tari
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