Peddie Extension Reading list and seeks clubs
The notice outlines the Peddie Assembly Extension Course in Reading, urging readers to form reading clubs in churches, collect book sources from New York and Philadelphia publishers, and publish a monthly list. It lists October readings including Jane Eyre and poetry, and urges building private libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banker and Taylor Company
Fourth Avenue
26Th Street
New York City
Bretano’s
Fifth Avenue
27Th Street
American Baptist Publication
Society
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Peddie
New Jersey
Atlantic Monthly
Outlook
Mfe
National Geographic Magazine
Asia
Ibner's
Harper’s
Ogiae
A Shabby Mind Versus a Shabby House and Reading
A persuasive pitch promotes The Youth's Companion as a mind sharpening alternative to shabby reading. It claims 1923 issues, home calendar for 1923, and combined offers with McCall's Magazine, pricing two dollars fifty cents or three dollars for both, with subscription details in Boston. A brief note adds Champlain's Tablets as a mild physic option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCall’s Magazine
Youth’s Companion
Commonwealth Ave
St. Paul St
Boston
Maggs
THF Fess
How Desert Conditions Arise
Desert conditions arise when rainfall is far less than evaporation from surfaces. Evaporation increases toward the tropics and with winds and elevation, so no fixed rainfall defines aridity. Some tropical areas are dry with under 70 inches of rain, while fertile temperate zones may receive only about a third that amount.
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Tropics
New York Herald
How Sea Changes Color
An article describes how sea color reflects sky and surroundings. It explains blue skies yield blue water while gray skies tint the water gray. Rocks sands and seaweed affect hues, with yellow sands and blue light producing greens. Similar color shifts occur over rocks and seaweed.
Helmetta General Election Notice 1922
Notice of general election for Helmetta Borough set for November 7 1922 at Hose House. Ballot choices include U S Senate U S House Third District Governor General Assembly Middlesex Freeholders two councilmen two justice of the peace and highway surveyors plus statewide vote on a highway system bond act up to forty million dollars. Witness William Trundt clock of Helmetta dated August 29 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hose
County of
Middlesex
Helmetta
William Trundt
Borough of
South Brunswick
Dayton
Said
Monmouth Junction
United States Senate
New Jersey
House of Representatives
United States
State of
General Assembly
Board of Chosen Freeholders
George Walter
South Brunawick
Notice to Creditors in Bergen Estate
Charles V. VanHorn as administrator of William H. Bergen deceased calls all creditors of the estate to file debts and claims under oath within six months from October 3, 1922, or be barred from action. Dated October 3, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. VanHorn
William H. Bergen
County of
Middlesex
Onanies V. VanHorn
William Elmer Bergen Executors Advertise Final Account
The subscribers executors of William Elmer Bergen deceased announce they will exhibit their final account to Middlesex County Orphans Court on Friday November 24 1922 at 10 AM for settlement and allowance. The account will be submitted and sworn to by the surrogate. Dated October 14 1922, Cuantis C Bergen, Bernard S Clinton Executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Elmer-Bergen
Orphans’ Court
County of Middlesex
Cuantis C. Bergen
Benrras
Clarton
General Election Notice for Spotswood Borough 1922
Notice of local general election to be held Tuesday November in the Spotswood Fire House. Elected positions include United States Senator from New Jersey, Member of the House, Mayor, and two Borough Councilmen. Official actions by Phineas M. Bowne, Clerk, dated August 29.
South Brunswick Township Election Notice for Two Districts
Election to be held in South Brunswick in two districts. First district at Public School House Dayton. second district at Public School House Monmouth Junction. Various township offices to be chosen including Justice of the Peace and Surveyors of Highways. Witness dated August 29.
Jamesburg General Election Polls Set in Borough Hall and Fire House
Notice lists polling locations for Jamesburg Borough voting on two precincts at Augusta Street. Poll No 1 covers territory south of a line along Augusta Street to Front Street. Poll No 2 covers north. Two councilmen to be elected for three years in 1922 per Borough Clerk William H. Brooks.
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Borough of
Jamesburg
Council Chamber
Borough Hall
Augusta Street
Fire House
Borough Mall
Front Street
United States Senate
New Jersey
House of Representatives of
United States
General Assembly
State of
Board of Chosen Freeholders
County of
Middlesex
William H. Brooks
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Peddie Assembly
Reading
Charlotte Bronte
Israel Zangwill
Carlyle
Longfellow
Kipling
Alan Seegar
Browning
Hamelin
Joseph Redman Drake
Wordsworth
Henry F. Lyte
William Avery Barras
Frelinghuysen
Harding
Tarif Commission
Fordney-McCumber
Frelinghuuseh
Tariff Commission
Congress
Chamberlin
Spotswood
Main Street
Phineas M. Bowne
Spotawood
United States Department of Commerce
Studebaker Corporation
Odd Fellows Hall
J. Arthur Applegate
Schureman Street
New Brunswick
Division Street
Perth Amboy
Studebaker
Strictly Fresh
Central Garage
Silver & Danser
Cranbury