Washington letter to Harriet Washington a noted adviser for youth
Senator Simeon D. Feas of Ohio, vice chairman of the Washington centennial commission, extols a Washington letter to his niece Harriet as a model of persistent guidance. The missive urges caution as she reaches womanhood, stressing self restraint, education, and prudent life choices.
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Simeon D. Feas
Ohio
United States Commission
George Washington
Washington
Harriet Washington
Republic
Fair Land
Philadelphia
Harriet
Remar
Anny
Moore Challenges Youth Crime Trend Across New Jersey
Moore criticizes rising youth crime, cites incidents at Jamesburg and a wealthy suburb, and notes costs of institutions at thirty million dollars yearly. He urges directing efforts to raise ideals and opportunities for American youth, advocating God given rights to proper training and character. Rotarians and guests from multiple towns attend the talk. Chicago has a Democratic Mayor, and may become as pure as New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamesburg
New Jersey
America
Louis Compton
W. F. Bushman
D. G. Harry
Ford
Perth Amboy
M. Breslin
Walter Warr
Mr. Peterson
Frank R. Valentine
Mr. Hirner
August F. Greiner
Mr. Musser
D. Barry Ford
William A. Ryan
C. H. Byrne
George Merrill
Chicago
New York -Hartford Times
Trustworthy Marriage Prospects Explained By Uncle
An uncle writes on the value of steady attention to virtue and trust in family life. He says securing such discipline aids future progress and strengthens prospects for a favorable matrimonial match. He expresses pleasure at any sign of its attainment and highlights long-term benefits for the individual and future spouse.
Interstate power sales questioned as federal control debate grows
The article argues only about six percent of U S power sales cross state lines and warns federal control would threaten state rights. It notes wholesale rates and delivery costs dominate consumer prices and cites a Baltimore Pennsylvania exchange as an example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Washington
Picnic Event At First United Church Draws Community Members
A Ladies Auxiliary gathering at the First United Church lists numerous attendees and their families including Mrs. A. G. Erb, Mrs. John Strome, Olive and Grace Camp, Miss Louise Morris, and Mrs. Lillian Morris among many others as a social afternoon likely continued from page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Auxiliary
First Net Yiene Church
H. W. von ‘Bremen
Jane Warr
Nell Upr NA Ars A
Heaviest Rails Install Began On Pennsylvania Line
The Pennsylvania Railroad started laying 152 pound rails, the heaviest ever used in regular service, on a 2,500 ton test section from Deans New Jersey to Plainsboro New Jersey. The project aims to support 100000 pound axle loads at speeds up to 106 miles per hour, with rails rolled by Bethlehem Steel at Steelton Pennsylvania. It marks a sustained push for stronger, safer track on the busy New York Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennssylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Bethlehem Steel Company
Steelton
Deans
N. J
Plainsboro
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Adama
Monmouth Junction
American Fair Opens in Atlantic City July 16
Atlantic City announces the second annual American Fair running July 16 to August 26 in the world’s largest boardwalk auditorium with free admission. The New Jersey exhibit, overseen by Governor Larson’s commission, features agriculture, conservation and development, shell fisheries, motor vehicles and more. The agriculture display centers on a New Jersey farm model with crops, dairy herd and orchard to show the state’s agricultural output about 100 million dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Commonwealth of the
Union
New Jersey
Morgan P. Larson
Charles D. White
Harry Hackney
John E. Beer
Newark
Departments of Agriculture, Conservation and Development
Shell Fisheries
State Department of Agriculture
William B. Duryee
Department of Conservation, and Development
Shell Fisheries Départment
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Motor Club of
Old Tennet
Monmouth
Monmouth County
Moore
Page
U. S
Nel
R. R
Woodbridge Delicatessen
George L. Moore
Craftsmen's Club
Woodbridge
Woodbridge, Delicatessen
Woodbridge, N. J
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