Dated Elizabeth Journal Bits and Nationalirks
Fragmented OCR text from Elizabeth Daily Journal includes ads, wire news notes, humorous items, and political commentary. It references international affairs, US figures like Knox and Bryan, a high school fire drill, and discussions on voting machines, tipping in rail service, and a Pullman porter pay issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Pullman
Interstate Commerce
Lane
Chicago
Yoo
Dean
Manahan
Pullmin
Police Officer Purchases Government Auction Item
Charlce Bo Cralle of Louisville Kentucky bought a government auction item claimed to be the same one used through the Spanish War. Dr Voor Osigian an Armenian silk merchant gasped a tale of mulberry trees and silkworms as the Eden of silk. In a balloon race scene shown in a New York moving picture Muller saw his brother after three years of no contact and wrote to the race club officials to get his address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diel Leen
Dickinson
Massachuetts
Chicago
New York
Greater
Saw York
Horomia
New Jersey
Charlce Bo Cralle
Louisville
Isles
Voor
Tee Ee
Tochsoisalle
Muller
Wring
Perview
Washington
Tropica
Letters to the Editor on Byrnes Building Company testimony
The Journal publishes a reader letter by William C. Schward from Newark Avenue praising the Master Builders Association for exposing that lumber used in the M. Byrnes Building Company project did not meet specifications for long leaf pine. The writer notes public interest in the case and its potential precedent and urges proper authorities to be involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
M. Byrnes Building Company
Master Builders’ Association
Byrnes Company
Builders’ Association
William C) Schward
Newark Avenue
Pointed Paragraphs and Pithy Observations
A column of short, sharp items offers maxims on behavior and public life. It notes soldiers reenlisting after long service, pension anecdotes, a Sahara postal review, China inviting missionaries, Turkish timekeeping, and sugar use in India, followed by quips about laziness and truthfulness.
New Year Calls and Social Customs in America
A Springfield Republican piece notes shifts in New Year socializing from door to door calls to card sending. It observes a revival effort in Minneapolis with women listing volunteers, recalls New York’s bygone eggnog and festive visits, and laments modern fast living reducing personal visiting. It suggests reviving leisurely social contact while men excuse time for calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
New York City
Springfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Incorporated
Augustus
Crane
Offilm
Ec 74 Nroad Strep
Elizabeth, SN. J
Jerves
First Street
Y Cyty
Newark
F ON Sommer
Broad Street
Sewark i
Pitty Avenue
Brunswick
Tribune
Thicago
Elngie
Tharketf
Journal
American Nesspaper Publishers Association
The
Unitad Prew
Newa
Venezuela
Castro
the Kaiser
Carrie Nation
William
Dr. Funk
Santa Claus
Burton
Ohio
Senator Knox
Kis
Mtoona High School
Turkey
Wilbur Wright
Kansas
Valetta
Malta
Nustralie
Japan
China
Mark
Bryan
Michigan
Samuel
Christ Tas
Nicheas Longworth
Ring
Payne
Alia
Taft
Harvainie
Frestman
Otee
Cabinet Poptinna
Doresed
Ingal Opomda
Onis Spundge
Anette
Lye
Noman
Oman
Tie
SLATE
Vouing Machiines
Sahara Desert
India
England
A Health Journal
Chicago Daily News
Wiss
Diamonds
J. Wiss & Sons
Broad ST
Stein & Markowitz
First ST
Elizabeth
Miron & Lifson
Elizabethport, N
Morris
Hany
Bogart
Stoddard
Chrystie
Reliable Furniture
Elizabethport
Candy Fc
NOWI
Postoffice
Markett
Newark Ee
Market Street
Christmas
Oliver & Drake
Graham & McCloskiy
W. Parsons
W. 2. Richart
BF Davis
Thom Bros
Frank C. Stutsi
Wrartin
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