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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
7
A reflective meditation on leadership at sea and life. It contrasts capable captains who steer toward safe, honest paths with those who seek quick gains, urging readers to examine how they steer their own lives toward truth and diligence for a rewarding voyage.
A historical note explains early twentieth century outdoor entertainments where guests supplied tea refreshments. Guests pledged to furnish a specific person’s contribution, with a crossed list on a card, giving rise to the term pick indents later shortened to piente. The piece cites 1018 references and mentions Sir George Young’s invention and Wales birthday party menus as context.
A fragmented report covers a Pennsylvania Medical Society convention discussion on goiter and thyroid disorders. Dr Friedenberg from New York links subnormal development to endocrine glands and notes eye and throat disease relations. Dr Weldenberg claims a balanced endocrine system could grant longevity. Attendees discuss infant mortality factors, heat impact on schoolchildren, and the role of early treatment in preventing disease.
A troubled report from Hunterdon County documents a marital conflict with claims of abuse and an unforgivable offense noted on April 20 in Chicago. The piece also listslocal party committee meetings in Flemington with named leaders Chritin Ryaktus Sutton and Elizabeth Norris among others.
A fashion feature discusses afternoon gown silhouettes with straight lines low hemlines and subtle embellishments. It notes sleeve changes and tunics while highlighting fabrics like charmeuse and brocade. The piece lists committee officers including William Butler Elizabeth Miera and Frances Large.
Market observers report a cautious outlook as raw cotton prices rise and textiles face mixed demand. Mills hold stocks, dealers push for lower prices to spur volume, while wool and fabric demand softens amid uncertain business conditions. Local merchants expect relief only after widespread price reductions and lower production costs.
In Lowell Newark Neway Whitsome, tension rose between Henry Lowell and the new school superintendent as the School Board weighed Luna OFeY recommendations. Mrs. A Churchlil, a board member, questioned whether Mr. Howell knew the candidates and accused him of pushing for a single teacher appointment without employees’ input, highlighting authority conflicts within the town’s education leadership.
A fragmented discussion on how Howell should be allowed to reform the Phillipsburg school system. The article argues the superintendent has no intent to seize power, only to rehabilitate the district in his own way, and urges the board not to hamstring him with early opposition.
In Belvidere a session of the Orphans Court under Judge Kelley handled multiple estates. Filings covered accounts for Sarah J. Cramer Theo dore G. Mute Charity Hill and others with adjourned dates October 18 and November 4. Proceedings included notices to parties and extensions for reports and debts. Testimony in the Owen Refiner estate continued with lands and adjournment. Roy Wieger faced charges with not guilty pleas.
Amid rising enrollments at Selvidere, the board of education passes a resolution to hire an additional teacher. Tuition costs rise for pupils due to chemical arts restrictions.
The text traces the name Juanita from its roots in Spain, detailing its evolution from Juana to Juana turned into Juanita through linguistic shifts. It notes saints and historical figures linked to the name, its spread to Spain and the Americas, and cultural associations such as the song that popularized it, with mentions of luck and protection symbols.
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