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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1908
Page
2
The fragment outlines the Newark Journal and its advertising structure with sections for wanted to let and other notices. It lists offices in Newark and New York, mentions a general manager, and includes pricing notes for standard advertisements and notices. The text references deadlines and operating offices as part of the newspaper’s advertisement workflow.
Fragmentary notice urges readers to keep informed about Joral by sending address changes to the Journal. It mentions notifying an agent or sending orders, and requests advance payment from those without a Journal account, at a daily rate per duration.
The New Jersey Sunday law enforcement debate draws editorial fire from The Post and the New York Evening World. The governor faces pressure to act, with calls to mobilize militia or back reforms while critics accuse others of hypocrisy. The piece anticipates the governor’s next moves and legislative limits as public opinion hardens on excise enforcement.
The Jersey City Board of Finance faces a clash over plans to build new schools and remodel town buildings amid a heavy financial burden. The piece argues for timely action to provide full daytime schooling for all children and criticizes current committees for overspending and transfer requests from unexpended balances. It notes public concern over fiscal management and urges prudent action by both majority and minority members.
Citizens discuss the Board of Education choices and school funding. The debate centers on bringing retired miners and local investors into new education projects while stressing the need to provide children a fair chance. Strong emphasis on community input and the role of education in urban reform.
The piece traces Hearst planned third party from the post War of 1812 realignments to a modern radical force. It argues third parties push major parties toward radical policies, cites Populist rise and decline, and notes Hearst’s effort may only yield temporary influence unless it draws votes from Bryan. It includes commentary on class divides, capital and labor, and political dynamics.
The Atlantic City excise case stirs local anger as officials and saloonkeepers face accusations of flouting liquor restrictions. The dispute pits bishops law against municipal authorities with sheriffs and police chiefs implicated in ongoing violations.
A letter from Elizabeth Watson of Turnick's row neighborhood urges immediate demolition of a diseased and condemned structure near the river. Residents claim three months' rent unpaid and fear the building will stand until the river is renamed or the area changes. The writer emphasizes authenticity and editorial protection for published communications.
Mrs Filith Wharton champions cultural pursuits at The Honor of Mirth in Lenox Massachusetts. Hetty Green defies phone use in business. Ward opposes women’s rights as a leader in the National Anti Suffrage Association. Rockefeller and a Atlanta pastor to speak in August. Ex Governor William L Douglas funds Brockton association with a 10000 endowment. Sergeant William F Lueshner of the Seventy Fourth Regiment is world rifle champion after a victory in Binley England. Dr Clam E Gary advocates camping on state reservations during warm weather.
Selections of comic snippets and quips from various publications reveal sharp wit and social satire. Notable lines mention actors writers and everyday grievances as crowds react to modern life with humor. The items showcase a carnival of jokes about love work and fame across London Washington and New York.
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