Personal: Week of local visits and gatherings summarized
A long list of social visits highlights the week with a steady stream of relatives and friends in towns like Albany Paterson Newton Phillipsburg Newark and Trenton. Names such as Walter Damon Miss Hannah Casey Miss Esther Barry Mr and Mrs Widener Mr and Mrs Hall and many others surface as guests hosts and travelers visiting Mount Lake Oxford Delaware Water Gap Rockport and Asbury Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Damon
Albany
Matha” Doerkin
Ditton
Trenton
Migs
Selah Cowell
Sin Wh
Wilson
Paterson
Slater
Chas
H Hall
Ede
Berry
Miler
Widener
Dargoa
D. Casiner
Asbury, Park
Lela” Yawsor
Telativea
Rockpart
Hannah Casey
Hampton
Ming Esther Barry
Helen Castner
Phildpabure
Olive
Eden Widener
Phillipsbor
Archie
Lance Revn
Ocean Grove
John K. Smith
Newark
Charles
Joseph
Marry Strupia
Panns Grove
F. ML Bush
Elsie Barestresser
Linkens
Bethlehem
Lola Ervin
T/A
Major
Peat Bailey
Townsbury
Wm. Thompson
Grooklyn
Mary. Waugh
Wm. Lathrena
Mountain Lake
Jas. Groft
Harr Alber
Fareee Y Gly
Adeline Beldleman
Newton
Jos
C. ‘Shields
New York
Sandby
Andre. Apgar
Erand
John Lance
Changewater
Hazel Willever
Vand
Harrison McConnell
Philadelphia
Asbury
Park
Crandall
Gee
Tallman
pWrEet Grove
Emma Tewvilliems
Middletown
Ruth Youne
St. Peter's
Badgley
Arthur "D. Badgley
Schenectady
Esther
Barry
Oxford
Delaware Water Gap
Warold Rhodes
B. J. Rhodes
Wm. Schwartz
Hazelton
Atlentavisi
Sewell Fox
Caleb Frome
Hart Loder
Paul and
Raymond
Hey
J. Lewis Evans
Chester
Dover
Ees
Frank Uehtleln
Passaic
R. Bryant
Edw. Cowell
Willard
W. TW
Martin. B. van Fleet
Nvs
Win. van Fleet
Troho
Halland
Ruth
Pen Argyl
Henry. Dedrick
Lew J. Florey
Caswell Anil Ring
Sii
Albanys
Hileh Youmans
LT. Labarre
Botiyentown
Thompson
Hichard Good
Heau
Lackawanna Lesither’ Co
Hackettstown
Sai
Europe
Hs Faynuly
Hs Faynuly With Gmake
Hin
Goo
Tenia
Ethel
Buffalo
Chicago
Jackson Wich
Nathryn Ryman
Ruth Derhamer
Bas
Bess Shipman
Phillipshire
Delaware
Water Gap
Mary Cyphers
Philips
Burs
C. B. Croners
Wood
Havenen
Mes
Pantel Cyphere
Binney
Eugene Limberty
Arthur Bowtby
Clinton
Abram DeHyrtig Alling
Mr. Bowthy
A. P. Cook
2Iha Bryer
Haron
Daniel Spangenberg
Morris C. Sipte
Latta
Harry Slates
Enoch’ G. Fitts
Afr
Ant
Thomas Wy
Atdetagn
Ann
A. PO T Larrison
Alece Setead
Pont Pleasant Suweday
Waldeman
Merry Johnston
Temperines
Maine
Henry’ Wells
iMinephters
Bertha
Fangor
Edw
Avteibaam
Wells
John Cushing
Albans
Tefton
Nellie
Anak Cushins
Margaret Wiggan
Skinner
Germartown
Beeor Street
Lennis
Brave
Clarence Bereeni
Emma Pergen
North Bennet
Wm. Cole
Larisnn
Harry Lanning
Lanening
G. Patek
Jenvenn Ashy
Fredendorch
Tuffain
Coveland
Vik Peden
John P. Conk
Nafternoon
Remein
Scranton
Cook
Chay. Renner
Shereman Rowman
Palipshure
Fearl. Olver
Shangor
Dovor
Mra
Thomas
Piracerald
Presbyterian Church
Eleanor Kelley
Frank Lerch
Easton
Michael Hilbert
Walter Cheswidden
Tiairstown
Samuel Lanterman
Washington, D C
Binirstown
Ira_ Hartman
Tmpire
Board of Trade
Fight FLYING INSECTS WITH HOME SCREEN DOORS
Public health notice warns that house flies carry contagious diseases and can cause death. It advises installing screen doors, keeping food covered and water clean, and ensuring privies are screened. It urges spending $2 or $3 for protection to avoid illness and missing work.
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Yiwa
The Maggot Tale From a Spider Observer
Gladys Norton a state school student narrates a curious dialogue between a spider and typographical errors about life cycles and pests. The piece imagines a maggot's view of its transformation and the threats from humans and pesticides shaping its fate.
Winged Peril: Housefly and Oxide Fight Prompt Action
Dr. Jean Dawson leads Cleveland anti Hy campaign warning of deadly risks from houseflies and bacteria. The campaign stresses spring as the start time for vigorous action, noting rapid breeding and urging immediate, strenuous efforts to protect health and life. W. H. Hale endorses the urgency.
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Tousefly
Cleveland
Jean Dawson
Bies
W. H. Hale
Doubling Human Life Across a Century in New York
Century Magazine notes that in 1886 New York public health was dire with an average lifespan around 30 years. By 1914 conditions improved markedly and life expectancy more than doubled in under fifty years, reflecting significant health advances for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
T Jona
Mora
Century Magazine
Card of thanks and arrest notice fragment
Fragmentary notice expresses thanks for sympathy after Mr Snyder's death and mentions arrest of Peter Cooper with a reference to a mobbing suggestion. It cites Chas N Shropa and Delaware Starland publication details and a payment offer related to identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roward
Peter Cooper
Snyder
Pallbenrere
Moh Snyder
Delaware
Great Summer Goods Sale Offers Unusual Bargains
A fragmented advertisement lists a Great Summer Goods Sale with silk voile fabrics, embroidered Swiss and plain linens, wash silks, crepes, lawns, and ginghams. Prices range from 25 to 89 cents per yard, highlighting special deals on 40 to 60 inch textiles and assorted colors for dresses, shirts, and waists.
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Maxwell Long
Herbert Ashmore
Flukhing
L. T
Howard. Pritts
Baston
Tudsfer
Elizabeth
Montana
Minnie Alferer
Westfield
Hiram, W. Alternet
iStroah
Collina
Gladys E. Norton
Sehoel
Topeka
Fato
Chas. N. Shropa
Phillipsburg
Eclipse
Our Linen and Domestic Department
Ing
Specia
Fing
S. Steinman
Hstristiae
Price
P. S
J. H. Hagerty Lumber Co
New Jersey
Oxfords
Dorothy Dodd
J.B. Hampton
Mercha ‘Belvidere and Weat
Washington Avenues
Su Ting
The
Star Printer