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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1915
Page
4
The article argues a yearlong push to abolish dower rights, deprive spouses of mutual liens, and limit a mother's guardianship. It cites immigrant girls in New Jersey foundries pushed by long hours, despite a failed bill to cut their heavy workloads. It notes women can vote on school appropriations but not trustee oversight, fueling the suffrage push.
A Texas Farmers Union president cites a woman’s smile as more valuable than Congress. The Jersey City Hudson County Court recently awarded $2,000 to a baby boy’s family and $1,000 to his twin sister after an accident. Cardinal Gibbo fears the ballot would threaten domestic harmony. Cardinal Moran of Australia supports suffrage as a success and criticizes anti vote views. The piece weighs opinions of prominent figures on women’s voting rights.
The Massachusetts convention of Women’s clubs voted to endorse woman suffrage by more than two to one, making Massachusetts the twenty ninth state federation to back the cause following the biennial’s lead. The West Jersey Presbytery also approved a suffrage resolution supporting an amendment to the state constitution granting women the vote.
Mr and Mrs Padolph W Sheffer of Montclair Avenue announce the engagement of daughter Antoinette Sheffer to Louis F Keutzmann Jr son of Mr and Mrs Louis Kautzmann of Camden Street Newark The engagement follows the June wedding of Bertha E Kautzmann to George C Hindenlang in Newark where Miss Sheffer was a bridesmaid No wedding date set yet
Henry F. Otto of 169 Joralemon Street Belleville announces the engagement of his daughter Amy Marguerite to Arthur Garfield Heller of Centre Street. No wedding date has been set.
The greatest demand in June at the Free Library centers on fiction titles Pollyanna Grows Up by Po Business Harrison Contrary Mary Bailey and non fiction California An Intimate History Atherton The Open Door Black The Century of the Child Key A Summer privilege lets four novels be drawn on one card for travelers. A list titled Some suggestions for summer reading aids selection. June totals show fiction 1,070 and non fiction 1,? with juvenile 2991 and overall circulation around 1,007 for the month.
Announcement from P Ballantine and Sons Newark states ales porter and stout will be brewed at the Freeman street plant instead of Front street. The Twelfth ward brewery has been enlarged and other improvements made to boost efficiency including concentration of the Jagerard ale breweries and delivery arrangements.
The night view of Valparaiso from the cliff dwellers’ balconies charms nearly 200000 people. Ships lie at anchor, harbor lights glow, traffic roars in moonlit avenues, and the Pacific horizon glimmers in a tranquil scene described by Edward Allsworth Ross in South of Panama.
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