State Chamber of Commerce to Hold Statewide Membership Day
The New Jersey State Chamber of Commerce, after an educational campaign for business leaders, will culminate with a Statewide Membership Day on October 20. President George A. Viehmann notes aims to inform the public, investigate proposed legislation, and promote fair, constructive business regulation and employment. The group publishes a Legislative Index and expects more than three thousand business professionals to join in the effort.
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New Jersey State Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber
George A. Viehmann
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Rural Carrier Examination in Middlesex County New Jersey
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination for Middlesex County New Jersey to fill rural carrier vacancies at Jamesburg and nearby routes. The test will be held November 13 1915 in New Brunswick and Perth Amboy, open to male citizens domiciled in the county who meet Form No 1977 requirements.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Middlesex
New Jersey
New Brunswick
Perth Amboy
Jamesburg
Washington, D.C
Commission
Washington
Public mood shifts toward prohibition in wartime
A large portion of the American public supports prohibition and big business backs it as railroads, steel, and other industries converge on avoiding liquor. The stance cites alcohol as a brain disturber that lowers efficiency, spoils materials, delays work, and increases accident costs.
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United States
Russia
Germany
France
President's Power to Adjourn Congress Cited
The document notes Article II, Section 3 of the Constitution grants the president authority to adjourn Congress if the two houses disagree on adjournment timing. It frames the president’s veto over legislative scheduling as a constitutional prerogative.
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Congress
Houses of
When Baby Has The Group
A mother awakened to a child struggling for breath is advised to give Cham berlain as Cough Remedy every ten minutes until vomiting occurs for quick relief. The remedy, used for many years, is claimed to bring the child to sleep and wake refreshed. Obtainable everywhere.
Election Notice Cranbury Township 1915 General and Special
Notice declares a general election on November 2, 1915 from 6 to 7 p m in Cranbury for one State Senator three General Assembly members five Freeholders one County Coroner one Assessor one Collector one Committeeman one Justice of the Peace and township appropriations. A special election on October 19 1915 at the same venues asks about women voting constitutional amendments and state land condemnation. Board of Registry noticeOctober 26 1915 set for revisions.
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Cranbury
Odd Fellows Hall
Grange Hall
Plainsboro
General Assembly
State of
New Jersey
Middlesex
Monroe Township Election Notice on June 7 1915
The notice calls a local election in the School House Prospect Plains from six in the morning to seven in the evening. It seeks to elect one State Senator three General Assembly members five Freeholders one Middlesex County Coroner one Constable two Highway Surveyors one Poundkeeper and appropriations for the Township of Monroe. The measure concerns amendments to the New Jersey Constitution approved May 6 1915 and asks if the amendments extending political rights shall be adopted. Joseph Shaw Clerk of Monroe Township.
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Cranbury
Monroe
Prospect Plains
General Assembly
State of
New Jersey
Middlesex
South Brunswick
South Brunswick Election Notice 1915 at Monmouth Junction
A general ship of South Brunswick announces a township election to be held at American Mechanics Hall Monmouth Junction for State Senator three Assembly members five Freeholders one Coroner one Assessor one Committee man one Justice of the Peace one Constable and two Surveyors of Highways in South Brunswick on Tuesday October 26 1915. Howard Jemison Clerk notes revision of Registers.
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Board of Registry and Election
Joseph Shaw
Monroe
Nonce
South Brunswick
VanDerveer's Hall
Dayton
American Mechanics
General Assembly
State of
New Jersey
Middlesex
Howard Jemison
Remarkable Relief From Chronic Constipation
Mr John Newton of Irving New York reports rapid improvement after using Chamberlains Tablets for chronic stomach trouble and constipation. He credits four or five bottles with restoring his health and recommends the remedy as obtainable locally.
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John Newton
Irving
N.Y
That Miss Gabbeigh Is Two Faced Creature
The Boston Transcript quotes a remark about Miss Gabbeigh calling her a two faced creature and noting her constant talking. The item reflects a sensational, gossipy tone characteristic of late nineteenth century journalism.
Mrs William Bright Endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Mrs William Bright of Ft Wayne Ind endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy noting a rapid cure of a bronchial cough after using a bottle. The note states she recommends it to friends and that it is obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bright
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Left Handed Lions Doubtful Peculiar Trait in Wildlife
Livingstone noted that when a lion intends a strong strike the animal nearly always uses its left paw. The observation highlights a curious behavior in lions described as left handed by the observer.
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Livingstone
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New Holland Mills
Nieukirk
Owego
Oliver
Pittsburg
Owego Jersey
Manu’s
Thomas Peppler
Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
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Samuel E. Dey
Carace
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J. Frank Dowdin
Cranbury, New Jersey
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Walter S. Grover
Geo. B. Mershon
Cashier
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