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Newspaper
Woodbridge Leader
Location
Woodbridge, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1932
Page
5
A compact listing from the classifieds notes a business directory contact for Woodbridge with the phone number 8 1400. The brief entry emphasizes telephone access for local services and appears as a standard classified listing fragment.
A lost pair of children's glasses in a brown case marked Dy Mann Perth Amboy N J were reported missing Tuesday around 9 am between King George Road and No 11 Public School. Finder asked to return to Rose Ur 4 King George Stand or No 11 School Office. No reward requested. Located in J H Highwood listings for local services follow.
The Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus announces a mammoth program in Newark on June 6 and 7 featuring 1600 performers 50 elephants 700 horses and 1009 wild animals. Seven rings an aerial rigging maze and a free horse fair attract crowds with foreign acts Ubangi savages giraffes zebras camels and Shetland ponies. The circus travels on four trains and promises dazzling acts and the world’s largest tent seating 18000.
The article notes a 1784 Washington view from Clements Library documents stating Detroit would be a key frontier village through which Great Lakes trade would pass. It states Washington focused on waterways to open the Northwest and proposed lake network links to the Atlantic, anticipating railways.
Traylor argues banking is a community trust built on honesty and service. A banker should forego short term gains to prevent harm, as sentiment, duty, and trust sustain business, from weddings to funerals, shaping a country bank’s social role.
The passage foresees future humanity being viewed as groping early dark ages by descendants a million years hence. It praises a new two inch telescope enabling threefold reach into space and a cosmos thirty times larger than today, predicting math-backed advances akin to Columbus.
The Washington Star notes a long history of party platforms addressing the gold standard. It recalls 1896 and 1900 Democratic and Republican stances on currency and gold backing, highlighting evolving explicit references through early 20th century politics.
Mrs. Josephine Ciaco of Woodland and Gordon streets in Fords reported to Officer Celestine Romond that four rose bushes were stolen from her yard sometime Monday night.
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