Frelinghuysen A Self Made Man Began As An Office Boy
Special correspondence profiles Joseph Sherman Frelinghuysen, tracing his rise from an eighteen year old office boy in New York to United States Senator. It notes his early work in the vinegar trade, founding the Manufacturers Lloyds, and his long public career in New Jersey politics, education reform, and national service including military affairs and tariff work.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Republic
Roosevelt
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
United States Senate
Joseph Sherman Frelinghuysen
New York
Continental Insurance Company
Moore
Burt
Lloyds
State Senate
State Board of Education
Department of Agriculture of
Sturgers’ College
Mr. Frelinghuysen
Davis
Jersey
Cubat
Porto Rico
Interstate Commerce Committee
Congress
Washington
Senator Frelinghuysen Lauded For Tariff Revisions
Letters from Paterson firms and New Jersey groups praise Senator Frelinghuysen for a scientific tariff approach. Johnson Cowdin Emerich Company vice president H. R. Walker says conversion costs should drive tariff decisions and lauds the tariff commission’s powers to study production costs and adjust rates. The American Farm Bureau Federation and other industrial leaders also commend his stance as beneficial to labor and national wage stability.
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Raritan
N. J
Frelinghuysen
Johnson-Cowdin-Emerich Company
Paterson
Wright Aeronautical Company
Commission
Senate
New Jersey
HT. R. Walker
Johnson Cowdin
Emerich Company
Patriot League Formed to Purge Anglicized School Histories
A New York–based group named the Patriot League for the Preservation of American History aims to replace Anglicized school histories with texts that teach what it calls the true American spirit. It cites investigations in New York City and elsewhere and notes reviews by the California State Board of Education and other boards. The league will act as a clearing house for information and set up local chapters where patriotic societies are inactive.
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New York
Patriot League For the
New York City
California State Board of Education
Patriot League
Purgative Chamberlin's Tablets Promote Gentle Bowels
An advertisement touts Chamberlin's Tablets as a purgative suitable for all ages. It promises strong action for adults and mild effect for children, with an agreeable bowel movement and no griping, and notes ease and pleasantness of use.
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Chamberlin
The Fennelly Duo at Radcliffe Chautauqua
The Fennelly Duo perform September 16 at Cranbury as part of the Radcliffe Chautauqua program. Their act blends character sketches, portrayers, pianologues and monologues with humor and wisdom, delivering lively impersonations that evoke laughter tears and sympathy.
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Fennelly
Radcliffe Chautauqua
Cranbury
General and Primary Elections in Jamesburg and Cranbury 1922
Notice sets election dates September 26 and November 7 1922 for Jamesburg and Cranbury New Jersey. It covers poll locations Augusta Street Borough Hall Fire House Jamesburg and Cranbury Fire House with registration revisions October 17 1922 and board meetings. Officers to be elected include U S Senate House of Representatives Governor General Assembly surrogate freeholders council members and party county and state committees. A statewide public question on the State Highway Act is also included.
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Board of Election and Registration
Jamesburg
Middlesex
State of
New Jersey
Borough of
Council Chamber
Borough Hall
Augusta Street
Fire House
Pennsylvania Railroad
Front Street
United States Senate
Board of Registry and Election
William H. Brooks
Cranbury
County of
General Assembly
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Cranbury Township
Charles C. Groves
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the Cranbury Press
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MR. Bryan Humbug
William J. Bryan
Republican Congress
Bryan
Ways and Means Committee
Mr. Bryan
House
Mabe Man
Typ‘Teal
City Post Office
LAUDS
Labor
Fennelly Duo
Board OF Registry
New School
Dame Fashion
East State St
Trenton
W. J
Hickey-Freeman
Ickey-Freeman
Fred’k W. Donnelly
South Broad Street
Trenton, N. J
The
First National Bank
Cranbury, N. J