Elizabeth Daily Journal ad and notices details
The snippet lists office addresses for the Elizabeth Daily Journal, rates for single copies and ads, and notices such as resolutions of respect and cards of thanks. It notes telephone origin and wire services, with general branding as a member of press associations and telegraphic news access.
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Aingie Cape
Emea
Cale
American Pranapaper
Amocition
United Preas
Talexraph
Ite
Prana
Not a Mumbug Denounces Prohibition Local Option
The Paterson Call rejects prohibition and local option as humbugs and urges strict enforcement of the bishop’s law. It cites a Saturday Evening Post writer noting liquor interests, trends in states and Canada, and argues that local option may fail yet could aid reform efforts in New Jersey.
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Paterson Call
Paterson
Call
Saturday Evening Post
Philadelphia
United States
Maine
Georgia
Vermont
Whodeland
Michigan
New York
Maryland
Delaware
Ohio
Ladifina
Nebraska
Wiinoin
Kanyeas
Town
Canada
Massachtsetts
Welley
Port
Pasiion
Goema
Lille
Elizabeth
Kort
Mqnor
Vert Juat
New Jersey
Baloon
Pensioning Lifesavers Gains National Approval
The President backs a pension for lifesavers, a move cheered across the Northern Atlantic coast where coast guards have recently aided in numerous wrecks. The timing aims to create a positive public effect as lifesavers receive broader recognition.
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Toler
Atlantic
Appeal for Employment for a Young Man Left Homeless
A letter from Henry Hale Sleeper asks for help locating work for a 17 year old Turkish refugee who arrived with his mother and three siblings in need after their home was robbed in Perain. Neighbors contributed for travel to America and the writer seeks any position for the youth, who understands English and is willing to work. Messages should be sent to Grace Ryvory.
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Journal
Perain
America
Ando
Darwin
Imother
Notles
Grace Ryvtory
Henry Hale
Freak Bill Sparks Civic Government Debate
A press column voices opposition to a proposed civil service bill. It argues appointments in state and local offices should be merit based via competitive exams, with a referendum for municipal and county offices. Critics oppose appointing the Civil Service Commission by the chief justice, fearing court control over local officials.
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Winnie
Saving Clanae
Civil Service Commission
Supreme Court
Thin State
Newark Censors Earn Praise For Practical, Sensible Purge
A Newark censorship board faced ridicule from some but acted with discretion and common sense. The officers condemned 16 to 20 percent of proposed prints for indecency or immorality or exploitation of vice, reflecting careful scrutiny without prudish excess. The New York Tribune notes the board’s measured approach.
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Newark
Wirer
Porter Diaplaya
New York Tribune
Tales Terrelly Told When the Ape Forgave
A Dublin keeper once shared chats with a famed ape until a royal intrusion caused a rift The ape refused recognition after the keeper failed to attend to a hostile guest The animal grew ill and died a final hopeful gesture precedes its passing in a poignant scene
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Dublin
Jaren
Nowa
Counted for Two at Dinner with Thirteen Present
A garbled snippet reports a dinner where Liaat, present, responded to a host’s remark about thirteen at the table. The fragment includes a quip about voting or counts and a phrase Democratic Telegram.
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Liaat
Une Hostosa
Nndam
Liaet
Rabbi Hirsch Teases Rude Thief On Busy Chicago Street
In Chicago a rabbi named Hirsch confronted a rough-looking man who grabbed a street seat from a young woman. The rabbi eyed the offender in a sharp, disapproving manner, then calmly explained that he was forbidden to eat melon, revealing himself as a Jew.
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Hirsh
Chicago
Rabbi Hirsch
Edinburgh
Kingston
Brooklyn
M. Shepard
New York Sun
Portrait of a Failing Witness in 19th Century Courtroom
A Supreme Court on circuit session in Ohio hears testimony from witness M J Curtis Greene. Justice Brewer and Judge Hrower grow frustrated by the witness’s evasive manner as they press for the correct name. The courtroom exchanges reveal tense decorum and a struggle over proper naming.
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Justice Brewer
Supreme Court
Ohio
Curtis Greene
Greene
Hrower
M. Gurtls Greene
Tulina
Joelina C. Greene
Candidates Too Well Known in New Jersey Mayor Race
In a New Jersey town, two Irishmen discuss the aldermanic race after the opening polls. They note a close contest between McGlory and the Dutchman Mink, as both are unpopular and well known, with voters split and both blamed by residents.
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Allx
New Jersey
Glory
Adolph Mink
Clancy
McGlory
Li Tell Ae
McClory
Mink
Newark Poster Censorship Sparks City Debate
Report from Newark shows strong approval to regulate pictorial advertising posters. Officials have begun a bond inspection program to approve or condemn posters promoting venues like theatres and other entertainments. Posters deemed inappropriate will be barred or toned down as required.
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Newark
Inquisitive Sax Aboard House Tour And Whist Anecdotes
An inquisitive fair sax member was guided through the House by a Representative, meeting many Congressmen. She learns names late, meeting DeArmond, while another tale recalls Senator Hoar’s whist skill and a joke about the Sabbath tied to Andrew Carnegie in Scotland.
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Hoar Wan
Han
Massachusetts
Andrew Cormegte
Pittsburgh
Witerande
Carnegie
Scotland
Fragmented Old Time Column Snippets Mixed with Gossip
A collage of overheard snippets from courtrooms and social scenes. The exchange includes a Kingston hearing tale about a frail witness and a lawyer’s sharp retort, a Glasgow inn quip about fresh air, a Washington Star line about a mule, and a playful parables joke from a cavalry clergyman.
A Laugh or Two Across the Chasm
An assortment of humorous vignettes and quips unfolds from a fragmented page. Characters range from burglars and police to a healing physician and a brash tourist, each delivering wry retorts and skeptical barbs amid a patchwork of clipped dialogues and cartoonish scenarios.
Turn It From Fretting Never Steers You Nowhere
A Nashville American fragment urges discarding dark forebodings and petty woes. It counsels choosing happiness over worry, suggesting a deliberate switch of mood to brighten life and banish gloom. It mocks rumination and promotes a lighthearted approach to daily troubles.
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