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Newspaper

Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1908

Page

2

Elizabeth Daily Journal Ad Rates and Contact Details

Elizabeth Daily Journal lists offices in Elizabeth Newark New York and Chicago with advertising rates for quick notices. It specifies price per word for Want ads and minimum charges for notices and cards, plus telegraph dispatch practice and submission guidelines.

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Great concrete stadiums revitalize college athletics

The piece notes the spread of large concrete stadiums at colleges led by Syracuse University and dating to California 1903 Harvard, arguing these structures fuel strong public interest in athletics. It questions whether colleges should entertain such large-scale athletic spectacle and keep sports within reasonable bounds.

Syracuse University University of California Harvard Syracuse

Campaign against tuberculosis sparks international congress plan

The article notes broad public interest in tuberculosis campaigns, aided by scientific advances. It mentions the upcoming International Congress on Tuberculosis in Washington as the first in the U S, stressing social and medical factors. Over 600 volunteers serve on state committees to secure funding and exhibits nationwide.

Washington United States Congress

New Jersey Focuses On Tuberculosis Fight And National Cooperation

New Jersey plans reports to the secretary general on tuberculosis efforts and welcomes cooperation with the National Federation of Women's Clubs. The state will delegate physicians to Washington and notes awakening efforts in towns, with a recently opened institution aiding progress. The state media landscape includes strong reporting from local and regional papers. Congressman Fowler pursues currency ideas, while tensions with the Speaker persist. Taft leads on the first ballot.

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Dickinsons Hired Enthusiasm Sparks Political Turmoil

A Newark News account reveals how supporters of Samuel D Dickinson used funds from the Dickinson Association to hire a special train and ferry supporters to Trenton to praise Dickinson while pressures mounted over his reappointment as Secretary of State. The piece portrays anger at his resignation and questions the ethics of the campaign financed to sway the Governor.

Dickinson Samuel D. Pho Jersey City Samuel D. Dickinson Daniel Fitzhenry Stokes New Jersey Fitzhenry Dickinson Association Dickinon Trenton Newark News

Publicity for Tax Assessments Prompts Local Debate

The Camden Post Telegram argues for publishing tax assessments to expose disparities and curb favoritism. Proponents say publicizing assessments informs citizens and aids equalization, while opponents claim it merely feeds curiosity and could reveal inefficiencies.

Lakewood Camden Post Telegram

Samuel Clemens Tries Discounts in a Store Credit Scene

The Washington Post recounts a humorous exchange where Samuel Clemens, posing as a newspaper and magazine writer and stockholder, attempts to claim author discounts and other exemptions at a shop. The clerk grants some reductions after lengthy insistence, finally calculating eighty cents owed.

Clemene Pierta EL Anggolso Mr. Clemens Samuel Clemens Washington Post

Ade seeks delegate bid amid varied posts from peers

George Ade announces his candidacy for delegate to the National Republican Convention from the Teath Indiana district, backing Fairbanks. President Hadley will finish his Roosevelt lecture ship course in Berlin in six weeks and sail to New Haven by March. Prince Frederick Leopold’s sons attend labor training in Cross-Lichterfelde, while A Knechtel of the New York Forest, Fish and Game Commission becomes Canada's forest reserve inspector. a Cornell graduate, he leaves the US service.

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Queen Alexandra praised as born fencer by British master

Tit-Bite reports government and society circles note Queen Alexandra's fencing promise after lessons with a famed European master who once trained household cavalry swordsmen. The piece also profiles Mrs. Charles M. Hughes born Antoinette Carter from Milwaukee, highlighting her father Walter Carter’s legal career and art collection.

Charles M. Hughes New York Antoinette Carter Milwaukee Walter S. Carter Chamberlain, Carter & Hornblower Carter

A Laugh or Two and a Noble Destiny

A collage of quips and cartoons appears in Illustrated Bits and Houston Pant. Dialogue ranges from a doctor’s advice to take air in the morning to a playful jab about weddings and engagements. The humorous items reflect common social chatter and light satire from the periodical pages.

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Mark Twain and the Book Agent Tangle

A sales agent praises Mark Twain for his money making and clever storytelling habits. The article notes Twain’s quiet, genial presence near a corner and his habit of sharing stories in small groups, with remarks from a Swinson representative of a major publishing house.

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