Elizabeth Daily Journal Ad Catalog and Teletypes
The Elizabeth Daily Journal describes its downtown offices at Broad Street and Jersey, branch offices in Newark and New York, and advertising services with rates and insertion details. It notes delivery at 2 cents per week and emphasizes telegraphic news wire access for rapid world-wide coverage.
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Jorey Street
Lear First Street
CITY
Rewark
F. SN. Sommer
Crowd Street
Cagvertiver
Ultley
Newark
Northrup
Brunswick
New York
Tribune Buildiing
Chicago
Piemitataw
Let the Journal Follow You Elizabethans City News Note
Fragments urge readers to keep the Journal informed about local affairs and letters from home. It notes frequent address changes, direct orders to the Journal, and a payment plan with advance remittance and daily rates for service.
Ohio Board of Health Urges River Cleanup Effort
The Ohio Board of Health argues for rapid action to clean the Elizabeth River beds, state oversight over sewage plants, and a sweeping program to purge filth from streams. It warns that delay worsens pollution and public health risk while praising the new water protection law.
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Bute Board of Health
Oble
Ohio Band
Mt Wet
de Maat
State Board of Healt
Ohio
Germany
Elizabeth River
Let Us Alone A Key City Response To Excise Hearing
Atlantic City officials reply to State Excise Commission criticism with a firm Let us alone stance. They insist their rights and local population are comparable to other cities and deserve no interference. The report emphasizes local autonomy amid regulatory debate and public sentiment.
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Atlantic City
State Excise Commission
Atlantic City Excerpt Highlights Political Rot and Officials Critique
A reading of Atlantic City coverage condemns local leaders for lax law enforcement and political failures. The piece cites mayoral and police indifference to vice and disorder, while discussing broader New Jersey concerns from excise policy to public trust and local industry recovery efforts.
Revival of Prosperity and the Election Effect
The column argues prosperity may return without waiting for the next presidential election as industrial activity resumes across mills and factories. It notes brewers warn of enforcing the bishopw law in West Hoboken, while liquor dealers face arrests and seek bond help. Newark votes on machine influence in August and September as petitions challenge electoral machines.
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United States
Antenne
Elizabeth
Dean Gessner
Atlantic City
Weat Hoboken
Agenta
Oper
Newark
Wml
Jobby
Trenton
Rolie
Newark Star
A Laugh Or Two From Old Jokes And Slips
A string of light humor shows misread lines and grammar slips from classic newspapers. A Washington Star quip on Lear and grammar flaws appears beside a New York Sun gag about an office boy and a misdelivered message. The snippets poke fun at language and social missteps with dated newspaper voice.
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Bingle Cony
Ameriat Rewepaper
Parlisner
United Breve
Lilw
Addion
Espe
Athenn
New York Evening Post
Join
Senate
Cfbse
Timen
Evan Congressman Howell
Beuinwick
Kean
Avonby
Scarborough
Amy
Zphnopal
Clivesean Whatford
Jose
New Jersey
Ray Rowry
Ontapaken
Mtr
Enry
Akdt
Sewersey
Thomas A. Kdlaon
Jenkins Rubber Company
Hamilton
Plainfield
Shade
Agaly
Kentucky
Erey
Nardines
Toh Enion
Kingaton
Labor Seminary
Bondemon, Inc
Muro
Hoboken
mEwark News
Worty
Farmer Cornto
al Simlin
Washington Star
Lear
Shakespeare
New York Sun
Fuller
Builders Exchange
Builders Exchange OF
Elizabeth, N. J
Bargain Shoe Store
D. Gershenovitz
Union County Trust Co
Broad St, Cor. West
Grand ST
Elizabeth, X, J
Ming
McManus Bros
First Street
Elizabethport, N. J
Prince Chap
Butterfly
Cutaway
Val
Akirt Ralden
Lissner’s
Banister
Oxfords
Mink Lindeman
Market St
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