Elizabeth Daily Journal advertising and bureaus list
The notice details the Elizabeth Daily Journal offices in Elizabeth and New York Chicago and advertising rates for classified items. It lists subscriptions, delivery areas and penalties for late notices. It mentions Association memberships and telegraphic news service for world coverage.
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Ournallo
American Newspaper Publishers Association
The
United Press
Journal
Basie
Growth of the South and Southwest as industrial hubs
The article notes rapid industrial growth in the South and Southwest after the Civil War with strong building activity in Houston Austin Memphis and Nashville among others. It cites rising permit values and a shift toward broader regional expansion across Texas Tennessee Georgia and Alabama. It also mentions crops data for 1907 and labor issues shaping future growth.
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United States
Mason and Dixon
Houston
Tex
Austin
Memphis
Tenn
Chattanooga
Nashville
Birmingham
Ala
Atlanta
Macon
Jacksonville
Fla
Texas
Tennessee
American rule in the Philippines and U S rail safety
The piece notes varied facets of American policy in the Philippines, praising schools but urging recognition of other administration features. It discusses U S railroad safety prosecutions, opium sale actions, and a New York campaign against tuberculosis, with mentions of Carnegie funding, library plans in East Orange, and parcels post growth.
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Philippines
Gavel should set eight oclock start for council
A reader urges City Council to begin sessions at 8 PM sharp. The writer notes routine business drags on past 10 PM with adjournment near midnight and suggests a fixed 8 oclock rule to improve efficiency and give reporters timely access.
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San
Vouraud
Colina
Ford
Cortina
Dewnpaper
New Antifraternity Rule Awaits City High Schools
Board of Education backs President Schneider’s antifraternity proposal to ban any secret or Greek letter society activity by students in city high schools. Critics warn such rules curb student expression while supporters say they curb cliques and reduce parental expense. Educators cite concerns over scholarship and social development as debates continue among officials and parents.
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Board of Education
Uigh
Grpil
Baw of Education
Schneider
Sneha
Minty
S. Attorteys
Wehogl
Givorge Bo Vineet
Stave Teacers' Association
Sizable high school growth hinges on community support
The article notes small town high schools need little organization while city high schools demand active supervision. It suggests school superintendents and principals seek ideas from social settlement societies, which run clubs that are democratic and engaging for members, as reported by Chicago Daily News.
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City
Chicago Daily News
Notable Early American Inventors and Politicians Mentioned
The passage lists Prof Thaddeus Lowe of Pasadena as inventor of the compressed ice machine who produced artificial ice in 1865, notes Dr Andrew Draper on U.S. illiteracy, mentions Senator William Jennings Bryan from Florida, Father Charles F. Kearful of Missouri and Kansas, and a claim about an inheritance tied to Karl Kirkfogel in Sidney. It includes excerpts of satirical fragments about apples, winners, undertakers, and a Treasury Secretary dialogue about a railroad investment loss in 1904.
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Thaddeus. C. Lowe
Pasadena
Charles F. Kearful
Missouri
Kansas
State Department
Washington
Karl Kirkfogel
Sidney
Australia
Rome
George B. Cortelyou
the Treasury
Mr. Cortelyon
Parsons
Sir—Ags the
Bank Transaction and Social Etiquette Snippet
The fragment describes a banker letter about purchasing 400 shares and a parson wiring brokers to buy. It also includes a garbled Garfield School arithmetic scene and a social anecdote from Harper’s Editor about recognizing service staff at meals, debating acceptance of such custom.
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Washington Stan
Fragmented humorous notes from the Corner-Journal page
A collage of comic snippets and quotes from Baltimore American and other papers. Jokes touch on cats in ink bottles, odd misfortunes, and social foibles with a light newsy tone.
France targets tropical imports and patent office growth
France plans to boost tropical and subtropical imports to at least 3.8 billion this year while New York faces about 521 million in interest payments. The U S Patent Office issued more patents in 2006 and collected more revenue than any prior period except its own early establishment.
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New York
Abe
Walled States
Patent Office
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Elizabeth Daily Journal
Augustus
S. Crane
Broad Street
Elizabeth, N. J
Beat Jersey Street
First Street
Aren
Broad Street Vertiner
Brunswick
Chicago
Tribune
Elizabeth
Tou Receneeesveres
AOA Ohl
TBI
Bonaparte
New Jersey
United States Interstate Commerce Commission
Ofr
Ia Authority
Subercilania
Newark
Carnegie
East Orange
Leo
Meyer
Uncle Joe" Cannon
Simeon Flexner
Rockefeller . Institute
Prof
Flexner
Bright
Louisville Courier-Journal
Penrose
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Senate
Louisville
Russia
Russie
Andrew &. Draper
Germany
France
Great Britain
Switzerland
Scandinavia
Japan
William James Bryan
Florida
Washington and Lee University
University of Virginia
Bryan
Ankény
Capitol
Bourne
Oregon
Garfield
Rithmet
Helen
James
Mike
Jimmie
Kansas City Star
Harper's
Mr. Howells
Vane
Habla
Tetduisvilla Corner-Journal
Falon
Smith
Baltimore American
Harry
Ghe
Baltimore
Pearson’s Weekly
Peter
Dent
Paul
Wall Street
Washington Star
Sam
Cyrus
Dayigne
Billy
Tuchler Bros
Juliettes
Cee
Rochester
Goodyear
West Shoes
Ere
Fuchler Bros
Menk
Menk’s
Ate
Arge
Beason
Union County Trust Company; ‘Broad and ‘West Grand Sis
Bross
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