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Newspaper
Woodbridge Leader
Location
Woodbridge, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1928
Page
6
The second brood of the periodical cicada will soon emerge across New Jersey with widespread song and many exit holes. Females lay eggs in twigs, causing deep wounds that can kill small branches. protection includes netting and selective insecticidal applications like lime sulfur, Bordeaux mixture, or lime wash on appropriate plants.
A collage of clipped headlines and quirky quotes notes a Paris visit, a Vatican trip, smoke and fire on River Street, and a car crash after a cheeky remark. Includes a correction about bed and board and a jailhouse walk with Rabbi Mazur.
The Avenel School announces a large Honor List across multiple grades. Names include George Farer Patrick Salvatore Frank Swetits Michael Toryak Dasher Zombory Hedwig Bergmiuel ler Marie Hayden Edward Moran Billie Nesboyle Thomas Shea Louis Toke Stanley Witkowsky Frank Z ungrodski Lillian Anderson Thelma Anderson Audrey Bernard Helen Lakatos Helen Pintak Catherine Venerus plus many more students across third to seventh grades.
The article highlights daring drivers like Hickson and Keech, noting their fame and fast times. It describes the Altoona track with a saucer shape, banked 40 degrees, and near ninety mph speeds required. Qualifying heats will trim entrants to fourteen per event, the week before opening. Nesting Season Life quips about marriage plans and apartment hunting.
A collage of quips from various papers lampoons publicity and risk in air travel. Senator Sorg is depicted dismissively and a Washington Star snipes at shallow coverage. The snippets blend humor about hospitality and consumer fuss with media snobbery and weathered optimism.
Readable fragments list several personal names and phrases with unclear context. The item appears as a damaged local notice mentioning individuals such as James Geneanaga, Jane Kelly, Amos, Mrs Paw Oldrich, Mary Klein, Edward Pitepatrick, Catherine Averett, and RK Thompson among others with scattered terms like coal and Good News for Next Winter.
A description of a new common brick design by the Common Brick Manufacturers Association from Cleveland. The house blends English influence with modern lines, features dormers, six rooms, a sleeping porch, and a master bedroom. Built of running bond brick with brick sills and a shingle roof, it emphasizes low maintenance and fire safety, appealing to moderate means. Ohio can provide complete drawings upon request.
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