Values and stamps shape a simple merchant logan
A fragment discusses how the word values guides commerce and urges customers to ask for S and H Green Trading Stamps. It emphasizes practical sales language and customer prompts in a merchant setting.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1912
Page
14
A fragment discusses how the word values guides commerce and urges customers to ask for S and H Green Trading Stamps. It emphasizes practical sales language and customer prompts in a merchant setting.
Fragmentary poem-like text recounts naval battles and armor defenses. It mentions Merrimar Montter Hampton and battleships, with references to shore batteries, projectiles, and endurance of ships. The piece blends historical tone with garbled lines and scattered phrases.
A district official advocates fair seed distribution to all public schools to avoid favoritism and ensure practical horticulture and agriculture lessons. He notes teachers support broader garden projects across villages, with many schools ready to participate and report duties represented.
A public memorial event is announced at Caldwell to honor Grover Cleveland, with a ceremony at Civ College on a Sunday in March. Attendees from Easton and Philadelphia are expected as part of a broader remembrance of Cleveland’s life and ties to the area.
Fragmentary notes recount F. Drinker and George Stranen as early promoters of a Scranton Delaware Water Gap railroad. The plan envisioned inclined planes, horse power, and a line from Scranton to Great Bend, with eventual connections to Lackawanna and Western and Syracuse lines. Details include charter efforts, financial figures, and key figures in Oxford and Stroudsburg.
The text notes Britain’s railway expansion and its role in national prosperity. It mentions the Erie and Pennsylvania connections, a planned yard along the river, and the broader impact on trade and markets. The description emphasizes the railroad’s significance as a major economic force.
A stream of anticipated vacancies in New Jersey state government surfaces with terms expiring for the Secretary of State, Chancellor of the Court, and Civil Service Commissioner among others. Governor Wilson faces questions over replacements while names like Hendricks Jr and Crater circulate with potential for influential posts amid a shifting political landscape.
An ad promotes Carpenter's Easton as the great ribbon store while a bicycle buggy accident near Leb appears. Jacob Hy Milter and wife were traveling when a road roller caused the carriage to topple on a hill injuring Miller and tearing his arm. Mrs Miller suffered facial injuries and a nurse is mentioned as being hurt.
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