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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1908
Page
8
An article denounces alleged anarchist agitation at Paterson urging government suppression. It cites a sheet titled La Quietione Serial and condemns calls for initiating violence, while warning authorities to defend law and order and protect the people.
An old testimonial credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relieving headaches backache and kidney trouble. It notes the product as a reliable cure available through agents, with a $0.80 price and New York contact Milburn D. Heffald. The user claims the pills brought full relief and elimination of symptoms.
A Chicago styled advice column urges readers to use Fels-Naptha soap to replace boiling and hard rubbing. It claims washing with cool or warm water kills germs and keeps washerwomen employed. The piece emphasizes dirt and germs in daily life and promotes the soap as germicidal for weekly laundry.
The readable text references an oath of office and duties without fear or favor, but the fragmentary wording provides no clear event, person, or outcome to anchor a full news item.
A Washington diary notes tourists crowding the Capitol Terrace and terraces asking humorous questions about Mount Vernon. It also cites a garbled column on advertising growth, magazine ads, and the reach of print media in the era, plus stray remarks on public life and politics.
The Newark Diocese reports 175 candidates confirmed at Holy Rosary Church with a long list of names. It notes guest clergy and presents the event as a significant local church milestone. A separate ad promotes feminine health products and a confidential medical book.
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