Office notices and editor humor from the era
The piece lists ad copy deadlines at 10 A M Thursday and reading notices by 5, then cites editorials and figures like Horace Greeley and Chas E Hughes. It mentions Miss Tarbell, Carnegie donations, Standard Oil, and a joke about a Georgia farmer told via Harper's Weekly anecdote.
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Georgia
New Jersey
Clark Howell
Atlanta Constitution
Howell
Lim
Jim
Harper’s Weekly
Nutley Friday Afternoon Club Meeting Report
The Nutley Friday Afternoon Club met at Miss Stuart's Church street residence on Friday the 23d. Mrs. B C Brown presented a paper on The Early American Indians followed by a talk on The First Thanksgiving by Mrs. Herbert Lewis. Mrs. B L Broadbent and Mrs. L F F Rhoades performed Indian Music and Prom a Log Cabin by Edward MacDowell. Mrs. H W St John read a portion of Longfellow's Courtship of Miles Standish. The next meeting will be at Mrs. L P Taylor Hawthorne avenue on December 7.
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H. W. St. John
Longfellow
Mitts Standish
Corporations and the Parties in State Politics
The Paterson Call argues Republicans faced corporate resistance in the last Legislature as equal tax laws boosted railroad taxes by about 4 million annually. It claims railroads and other corporations pushed against Republican candidates in the election and suggests most state corporations are Democratic dominated.
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Paterson
Bazaar of Nations at Grace Church December 5 and 6
The Ways and Means Society hosts a two day Bazaar of Nations at the Satterthwaite House Whitford Avenue with 3 p m openings on Wednesday and expanded hours both days. Countries include United Kingdom Japan Africa Germany France Alaska Holland and a procery share under Mrs Peckham. An evening dinner Wednesday six to eight features tickets fifty cents. Marionette display by Marsh and Edwards and festive decorations enrich the event with proceeds added to Grace Church building fund.
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Bazaar of Nations
Satterthwaite
Whitford Avenue
Lealy
Nairn
Veaders
United Kingdoms
Cone
OP. White
Fenton
Bayne
Montague
Japan
Nchols
Hurd
Prowt
Appold
Hay
Africa
Goodrich
Edwards
Dabney
Lubens
Germany
Root
Bouvier
Libby
Brauer
France
Livermore
C.itryl
Philbower
Alaska
Slaughter
Stager
Holland
Brown
Sturges
Halland
Napier
Marquardt
Peckbam
Nairo
Chase
Philnower
Livingston
Geer
Fhurston
Rogers
Douglas
Williams
Mr. Marsh
Montclair Bottlers Urged to Pay Local License Fees
Montclair police complain about out of town beer bottlers delivering without orders and evading local fees. Station notes U S license holders bypass Montclair fees while local bottlers face them. Times urges amending the excise ordinance to require licenses and local supervision, aligning with East Orange and others.
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Orange
Glen Ridge
Newark
Cedar Grove
United States
East Orange
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