The Missing Fragments and Sacred Dialogues Recalled
A long collage of religious reflections and social vignettes recalls creeds and marriage fears among Detroit and Philadelphia readers. Anecdotes feature John Amich Tomal Jones Hannah Jones and Presbyterian shifts, with moral musings on death democracy and human folly through varied anecdotes and parables.
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Fowler
Tishot Potter
Detroit
John Amich
Tomal Jones
Tobi Swill
John
Hannah
Doli
Presbyterian Church
Hannnah
Hamizt
Joeen
Washington Stac
No Hair Splitting Tet Nights Before Country Justice
Fragmentary dialogue describes a theft or arrest motive and a malfunctioning machine. A constable questions a judge about a contraption and its supposed power, mentioning a sum of money and a faulty engine in a muddled courtroom scene.
Circus Lion at Large Stirs Community Interest Near New Brunswick
A stray circus lion named Nery escaped during a winter exhibition near Hom Urook, triggering a large manhunt as residents reported sightings and authorities coordinated with residents to locate the feral animal. Local police and a town committee advised caution while the search continued for the dangerous animal.
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Noro
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Brunawick
Andy
Brent
Tomad Wrouk
Elon
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Wireht
Sears
Jersey City Lawyers Back Democratic Ballot Security Plan
A court filing from lawyers representing Warren Vixon of Jersey City endorses a plan to ensure honest elections in New Jersey. The document supports first to secure ballot integrity and to promote Democratic principles in the electoral process.
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Warres Bixon
Jersey City
Ehalre Pri
Denworede Langue
New Jersey
Gid Bese
Shatriuan
Shire
Schule
Philipsharg
Warren
Dempencia
Chaltinen
Dandruff Remedy Claims Scientific Basis and Legal Amendment Notes
A fragmentary article discusses a Rexall remedy for dandruff and hair loss tied to a microbe theory, then shifts to long text about proposed New Jersey constitutional amendments. It references doctors, trials, and endorsements, followed by detailed legislative language on apportionment, court structure, and governor terms.
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Prat
Uno
Hamburg
Crerhuay
Lila
Salayrind
Prince
Thard Rolerave
Rexall
Bowie
Constitutional amendment changes compensation for New Jersey lawmakers
Fragmentary 19th century legislative text describes a proposed amendment to the New Jersey constitution. It outlines placing the amendment on journals, publication for three months, and designates reporting in county newspapers. It also proposes setting annual salaries for state senators and assembly members and limiting other emoluments.
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Bunlay
Hayling
Townrlie
Crete
Dupel
Aelygai
Gheved Ganerielly
Telton
Ately
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Llkaallay
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Stelke
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Chonge Yoaeumuerd
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Oka Mu
Logane
Tony Altue
aArtleiv
House of Assembly
Tre
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Sanste
House
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