Found inside – Page 31While in church one Sunday I met a guy that knew two Ladies that owned a salon in Newark. As life would have it I got the job. I'm happy I did because it ... Found inside – Page 59Curious phenomena have occurred at Culos , where electric light wires have been so heavily covered with snow that a kind of partial ... We have already had correspondence with a foreign gentleman who called it “ Hinderness , " a term which seems much better . ... as satisfactorily as the Newark end and the fault is attributed to defects in the ground connections which carry the return current . ... The electric street cars battled bravely with the elements hour after hour and did fairly well . Found inside – Page 91You know, when you get a good snow fall, a car goes through, ... So out of all this chaos, you're seeing so much humanity at the same time through all this ... Found inside – Page 53terial forming the Newark rocks may have occurred in a great measure during ... like that of the Pleistocene did not occur during the time it flourished . Found inside – Page 40much that was interesting , and said that “ traces of this encampment are found in the excavations which the soldiers made for their huts . ... Jasper Crane's story is confirmed by the fact that a snow - storm did begin on February 3 , 1779 , and lasted three days ... This stood on ground where Anthony Wayne is said to have encamped in 1779 JOHNSON'S MILL AND FARM - HOUSE The two stood opposite. Found inside – Page 105The winter of 1875–76 was comparatively mild , and the lowest readings did not go below zero ; and the average of the winter months ... no readings below freezing ( 32 ° ) were recorded in October , and the length of the seasons between frosts was much greater than ... of this year , is noted for the entire absence of snow in all the central part of the State ( the average snowfall at Newark , in December ... Found insideHenry Newark did pay off his debts, as I foretold, so he won't get thrown into ... hollow and last night we had a fall of snow, although it's thawing now. Found inside – Page 270The snow has disappeared but the rain and melted snow have kept the soil so wet that nothing can be done outside , and while the weather man has been promising better ... As I am paying water rent amounting to the interest on twice as much ... NEWARK A friend today asked if I did not plant Corn in March last year . Found inside – Page 124... and all took muskets to serve as foot , with which they did such very good service , that they exceedingly well regained their reputations . ... There were at that time above a thousand Cavaliers in the town , and as many in a body without the town to have beaten off the Derby ... froze as it fell upon the snow , for it was such bitter weather , that the foot had waded almost to the middle in snow as they came ... Found inside – Page 85The extent of this deposit shows that the ice must have stood in that position for quite a long time . ... The outline of this ice tongue at its farthest extension may be seen today in the long ridge of drift on the farm of W. W. Shipley , just east of the ... Just east of this highway the drift is much thinner , indicating a hastier retreat of the ice . ... The fact that the ice sheet did not cover all of Licking county shows that it had reached a place where melting proceeded more rapidly than the ice fed . Published every year since 1818, this wise resource provides 4 seasons of 80-85% accurate weather forecasts and the tools to help you to do your best fishing, gardening, and live a more natural, healthy lifestyle. Found inside – Page 105The winter of 1875-76 was comparatively mild , and the lowest readings did not go below zero ; and the average of the winter months ... no readings below freezing ( 32 ° ) were recorded in October , and the length of the seasons between frosts was much greater than ... of this year , is noted for the entire absence of snow in all the central part of the State ( the average snowfall at Newark , in December , is ... Found inside – Page 66A. It was a lovely afternoon. Q. The snow was off the ground? ... Q. And how far is it from Marion to Newark? A. Nine miles. Q. Is there a ... Q. How long did it take you to get from Marion over to Newark, approximately? A. Two hours. Q. How did ... Found inside – Page 5Newark used additional snow water equivalent measurements from 293 British ... Today the annual maxima are extrapolated beyond the historical period of ... Found inside – Page 555His native have difficulty pronouncing some of his father's city is Newark , New Jersey , where his parents , hobbies : archaeology ... Schary attended the snow for skiing , because we're all skiers among Newark Central High School , but did not my family and friends . ... 31 , Too Many Heroes was briefly seen in New 1905- Motion picture producer ; writer York , an earlier piece entitled One Every Minute ... Found inside – Page 10HARBOR AND MARINE REVIEW Newark several times and made strenuous efforts to take over phia and Missouri . ... FROM ENGLAND The Chief Engineer of the City of Newark , James W. Several inquiries have been received from England — many Costello ... show his mettle , which he did a year requested their respective governments to inquire into the after he came to Newark , removing the snow ... Found inside – Page 25... ALCH relationship will be used much more tensively because : ex( a ) ... and displaying the smaller value . snow 6 ) Because the data did not indicate a ... Found inside – Page 981“ People who used to belong to many parties were working and fighting for something ... Edgar Snow , in his article , Eastern Europe Swings Left , in the ... Found insideThey succeeded , after Weary hours of drawing one leg after another through deep snow drifts . in getting to Mott Haven . ... In fact , we did not think the travelling would prove so bad as it did . ... and Superintendent Crawford said that he should send trains over the road as far as Newark every forty - five minutes all night . Found inside – Page 118However , our luck did not last long after that , for at the present writing we have had two days of continuous snow and it has not ... is sojourning at Clearwater , Fla . , children , Mrs. Frank Sprice , Newark ; taking a much - needed vacation . Found inside – Page 163A storm on 13–14 March gave up to 90 cm snow in northern New England , and on ... By far the major weather producer of the month was an intense storm that ... Found inside – Page 550In addition to these savings - which In addition , Newark's main thorcan be ... the Barber - Greenes get business back to normal faster after a heavy snow . Found inside – Page 454O'er mountains high and vallies deep , Our rugged course we still did keep ; Nor rain nor snow could e'er subdue The patriot zeal of Jersey Blue . At length , by ... Then through their country we did scout To find these 454 HISTORY OF NEWARK. Found inside – Page 145Although we had traveled many times together on family vacations, this trip was ... Because we're from the Bahamas, where kids never get to see snow, ... Found inside – Page 92INVESTIGATION Weather conditions along the route frau Buffalo to Newark ... ice that may have been on the plane had probably melted by the time 4,000 ... Found inside – Page 12The difference between precipitation from the Coatesville 2 Wand Newark ... assumption is that periods cold enough to have substantial snowfall also are ... Found inside – Page 12I have often heard my father speak of the first town meeting at the close of the hard winter . That it was held at the Sinagpore School House , and how they went ( he and others ) on snow shoes , over snow four feet deep . Like Newark , the early records of the township of Saugatuck were destroyed , tho it had a civil history from 1836 . It held the name of ... vay of a correction I many say , I learn from rsons intrusted in these letters , that the cold was on January first 1864 . This date being ... Found inside – Page 52How did the passengers between Newark and New York get across the Hackensack at that time ? ... What sort of a boat had they ? steamboat I think ; I didn't travel the road much then . 45. You have spoken of an occasion when several wagons during a snow storm were compelled to turn back on the plank road by the ... Found inside – Page 774Newark (N.J.). NEWARK WEATHER IN THE YEAR 1905 . To Mr. D. D. Chandler , Health Officer : Dear Sir , There are ... The snow was unusually dry and hard , owing to the fact that the temperature during the storm did not exceed 17 degrees . Found inside – Page 12Newark , however , did not maintain its rank as a shoemaking center in so far as output is concerned . ... from which it never recovered ; but the few factories that did survive have maintained a high - class workmanship that makes Newark pre - eminent in that respect today . Cattle after a snow storm in a Wyoming Valley . Found inside – Page 142No , mother , ” said John , with his eyes twinkling , but also suspiciously moist , I don't suppose you ever did , nor more did I ever ... When Artie opened his eyes on the Christmas morning he was bewildered to find himself in that bright , warm room , in such a ... He remembered his flight , the long weary walk , the bitter cold , the star he watched until somehow it seemed to go out suddenly somewhere in the snow . ... There's plenty of room ; you don't take up much , ” said Mrs. Barker . Found insideGet ready to sing rousing renditions of all your holiday favorites at this free public event, rain, shine, or snow! Each year McDonald's GospelFest fills ... Found inside – Page 73623.25 inches of snow are to be credited to February. March set the pace for spring with an eight-inch, blizzardlike snow storm. Railroad traffic was paralyzed and wires were down in many sections of the City and State. On March 6 there was a ... Found insideBut with war ' s end , Newark naturally was eager to reclaim facilities which mean so much to its economic expansion . For that reason ... Crosswalks are left virtually untouched and many streets , even today , remain plugged with snow . Because of a lack of funds , city officials have chosen to do what they can with the main streets and pray for rain to take care of the rest of the snow - removal job . This , of ... Found inside – Page 65Well , I never saw so much snow in all my life . " " Newark is an all - college ball club , eh ? Okay , but I prefer sandlotters for raw material . Found inside – Page 196MAY : Nay was slightly cooler and much vetter than normal . ... a violent wind and electrical storm did heavy damage in Newark and Essex County . Found inside – Page 53terial forming the Newark rocks may have occurred in a great ineasure during ... like that of the Pleistocene did not occur during the time it flourished . Found inside – Page 934Dusan - A Conference on the Snow to be more of a gamble than any other form of municiRemoval Problem pal contract , under present methods . ... is done by the forces of the ers who have to cope with snow - removal problem , met Sealer of Weights and Measures . ... E. D. Very , Consulting Sanitary Engineer , of New A number of prepared papers were read and much ... Department of Public Works , Newark , N. J. , also advoFLUSHING AND DUMPING SNOW INTO SEWERS - J . G. Found insideWe finally took off again though and headed for Newark Airport. ... And he did, but only after we dug his car out of the snow (where it had been for almost ... Found inside – Page 20Observed snowfall at the Coatesville 2 W and Newark NOAA stations were used for calibration of the SNOW parameters . Total snow accumulation for the ... Found inside – Page 59TRANSPORTATION HUB Until the swamps between Newark and Jersey City were ... bodies were suspended on the springs , making it a much more comfortable ride . Found inside – Page 10HARBOR AND MARINE REVIEW Newark several times and made strenuous efforts to take over phia and Missouri . ... Chief Engineer of the City of Newark , James W. Several inquiries have been received from England - many Costello , was born in Binghamton ... show his mettle , which he did a year requested their respective governments to inquire into the after he came to Newark , removing the snow ... 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