Direct Primary League Seeks Law Changes In New Jersey
The Direct Primary League of New Jersey asks Assembly and Senate candidates to pledge support for maintaining the direct vote in primaries and for amendments to the current law. They list proposed changes including delegate conventions, voter record keeping, and court-appointed party representation in contested primaries. The letter requests replies to publish responses, aiming to curb fraudulent voting and strengthen the direct vote principle.
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New Jersey
Mil
Congress
Dclegates
Deseret
Aaid
Peer Terees
Mary
Sohal
Sis
Supreme Court
Oratory Confusion Sparks Frantic Verse Exchange
The snippet shows a quizzical exchange on oratory with garbled lines about braver stamina and color imagery. A jumble of phrases from a Constitution era Atlanta paper references a juvenile, a mother, and odd dialogue about oranges, sugar, and memories of joys lost.
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Oratory
Bradder Jace
Bradder
Anya
Atlanta
Constitution
Speakers for Y M C A Boys Meetings
Y M C A announces November meetings with capable speakers for boys. Charis R Beott, former Jersey Boys Camp secretary, will speak Sunday. Phillp H Dolaen to lead State Boys Conference reports. Frank F Gray of Montclair School, experienced with boys, speaks next Sunday on Coming of Bibtn tines. The final speaker month is Rev. Dr. William Whitaker with Joseph N Brown and Jack Eisele. The boys orchestra under Charles L Grover will provide music at all meetings.
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Charis R. Beott
Jersey
New Jersey
Lakewood
Phillp H. Dolaen
Charles L. Grover
North
AAD Seopa
Secolds Arene
Ande
St Weate Point
Ind
Anmapolia
Frank F. Gray
Montclair
Hoya
Gray
William ‘Ores Whitaker
First Presbyterian Church
Terikern
Joseph N. Brown
Volar
Inferno Like Climb Over a Volcanic Island
Fragmentary prose depicts a perilous ascent over a volcanic island in a frozen archipelago. Vivid imagery describes jagged crusts, chasms, toxic gases, and terrifying beings, with surreal, claustrophobic air and unsettling, muffled sounds.
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Ieland
Paht Cuma
Julfa
Rates of wages and cost of food in 1907 report
Bureau of Labor bulletin No 77 compares 1907 to 1906 across 4160 establishments in mining, manufacturing, and related sectors showing average hourly wages up 3.7 percent, weekly hours down 0.4 percent, and employment up 1 percent. Retail prices for 30 food articles rose more than wages, reducing purchasing power slightly. The 1907 wage gains exceeded all prior years in the period, with notable increases in cotton goods and paper wood pulp, while tea prices fell 0.2 percent.
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Bureau of Labor
Department of Commerce and Labor
Sied
Bensemer Sted
Fragmented Preamble on Food Medicine and Nervous Conditions
A garbled OCR passage discusses various unknown foods and medicines and mentions German terms and nervous system effects. It references abdominal and pelvic concerns and a veiled discussion of cures and tonic uses. The text remains unclear and lacks coherent facts.
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Freichens Prescrie
Y. M.C. A. Boys
Gia
Mise Diggs
Pamsay
Mixa Diggs
Philadelphia Press
Bogtland
BRY Coops
Genuine
Heatherbloom
Derk
Batiste
Barr
Broad S&s
Ie Vanesse Ssesey
J.wiss & Sons Jeweley
Broad Street
Newark
NAN Hon. Co
Tote Hume and
Wan
Journal
Fred B. Bassett
Priestley
Cravenettes
Madray Cathedral
Marseilles
Crawford
James Moohan
Department Store
Second Street
Elizabethport
Fricke’s
Elizabeth Avenue
Stens
Morrisee
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