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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1908
Page
2
A fragmented item mentions the American Publishers Association and The Journal Telegraph Dis tehea in wires from around the world. It references insertions, evolutions, and the daily telegraphic intent, noting prose style and public rooms.
A fragmented notice urges readers to maintain Journal subscriptions as people depart the area. It mentions keeping informed on affairs and love news, with orders to the journal and a telephone contact. The text references advance payment and a daily rate of nine cents.
The Manufacturers Record highlights strong agricultural strength in the country with farm property values rising by about 8 billion dollars from 1900 to 1907, nearly triple the nation’s total savings. It cites rising farm prosperity as foundational and observes a 200 percent increase in the health of agricultural production and related manufacturing activity.
A garbled colonial-era clipping discusses Dr. A H Dotys mosquito elimination efforts on Staten Island, contrasting with Baltimore and noting wartime attitudes toward pests. It references New Jersey saloon debates, Newark politics, and Boston parade impacts on merchants, citing various newspapers and a projected 1904 political climate.
Anonymous letter to the Journal argues about oiling streets to reduce dust from automobiles on Westfield and Sayre avenues. It notes prior discontent from New Yorker tenants in Elizabeth, praising dust control after improvements and urging practical road testing before broader application.
A fragmented collage of quips and witticisms from life and society. The notes reference humorous lines about ostriches, biscuits, hats, and playful exchanges, with mentions of Globe Halcyon Zooks Life and Chicago News. The text reads like a montage of captions and cheeky phrases from a 19th or early 20th century periodical.
A garbled column sketches the liquor and Sabbath issues, cites the Maltimore San sentiment shift, and notes hydrophobia at Camden. It references Governor Fort on Atlanta city ship, contrasts Bryan, and mocks rural life with poem-like urban images from the Chicago Daily News and New York World.
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