Relief From Rectal Trouble by Newark Specialist
James M. Fitts attests to his wife's decades of severe rectal pain and protruding piles ending after treatment by Dr. Lighthill of 560 Brand St Newark. He praises the doctor’s permanent cure and urges suffering residents to seek personal evaluation, noting no selling of products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lighthill
Brand St. Newark
Cara
Laghthill
Tam
Kop
Aki
James M. Fitts
The Palemy Past Recalled and Village School History
Representatives of the Old Families of Palemy recall the village’s growth through the school and church. The article notes the academy cementing community ties, rich but shifting in population, with families hosting students and ministers guiding congregations through decades. It highlights reforms, prominent households, and changing prosperity, while acknowledging decline in business and unity over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creeuwieh — Academy
Aline Easoo
Stawierthellle
Cavaco
London
Lin House
Geo. AO Bush
Reb
Samuel Studdeford
Hong
Kennedy
Kase
Hompson Dalrymple
Pire
Aunitineye
Aye
M. Strader
Be C. Clack
Harry Ps
Daniel
James
Andrew
Mm, Thompson
Godfrey Mulshiaur
Thos
Abiat
Abu Seyeis Gane
Overly
Wikfinn
Owen
Charles
Watter
Godfrey
William
Robert Ik
Stone
Rolie
Fortney
Lenina Wen
Uae
Tayine
Surprising Statement of a Minister Sparks War Talk
An excerpted letter from Clay Macaulay dated Tokyo June, printed in Boston Transcript, recounts his views on the Philippines and Spain war. He claims US policy missteps, questions annexation, and notes Otis and Dewey discussions. The letter argues for Filipino rights and criticizes Washington authorities for sidelining the Filipinos in decision making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pangplacs
Tey
Clay MacCauley
Boston Transcript
Tokio
Japan
Manila
MacCaulay
Spain
Dfe Adda
West Indies
Philippines
Manta
McKinlay
Washington
Im -Chiarwe
Aguinando
Americaia
Osly
America
Philippina Islands
United States
MacCauley
Chen
Macauley
Blekinley
Philippine
Slanda
Otis
el Cantley
Otty
Thane
San Fran
Orla Bay
Lungtit
Davey
Gus
MacQualey
Aney
Aguwaldo
Dawn party at Mrs Pinkham's lawn in Lynn benefits temperance fountain fund
A dawn party on the lawn of Mrs Pinkham in Lynn drew many from the city to support the Woman's Christian Temperance Union branch and its annual fundraiser. Attendees enjoyed ice cream, games, and an Xray exhibit while a large crowd, including visiting temperance delegation members, celebrated at the Pinkham estate over four acres of garden grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louilas
Brock
Janethd
Mra Pinkham
Lydia
Lynn
Thie
Christian Temparando’ Union
Lyn
Delog
Mra. Pinkham
Pinkham
W.C. T.U
Preagui
Provident
Miles May B
Gaudess
Annie Higgins
Alicg Johnson
Dora Hare
Western Avenue
Lahorne Lorles
Lyan
Indies
The
Temperance Union
Spong People's Societies
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E. B. Lighthill
Broad Street
Newark, N. J
Washington, N. J
Newark
LS Plaulsee Fancy Goods
Hbolidays
Aternoon
New Jersey
Broad-St
Cedar St
Newark, N
Illis
Tithan
Washington LumberYard
DB. Gulick
Old Stewartsville
Clarendon House
Horgan Eard
McCracken
Ma Icracken
Jesse Smith
Avn
Jim _McConnelly
Knights of
England
Ireland
Scotland
Peango
Bain
Germany
Italy
Hungary
Bobumb
Issin
Palestine
British America
Janis
Fle
Gesus
Natata
Workley
Madass de King
Warren County Drug
Prudential
Home Office
Insurance Co
N. J
iHei Ia of America
John F. Dryden
Leslie D. Ward
Edgar B. Ward
Forrest P. Dryden
Aidy Messinger
Washington Ave
Washington, NJ
Northampton
Warren
Easton
Herman Petty
Herman
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