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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1908
Page
2
The Elizabeth Daily Journal page lists office addresses in Elizabeth and New York, with branch officers and advertising sections. It notes telegraphic news and press operations, plus daily delivery terms and subscription details.
Advertisement urging readers leaving the city to keep the Journal as their source of local news. It promises more news than a letter home and notes addresses may be changed frequently, with options to notify an agent or send direct orders. Payment terms mention advance books and 2 cents per day.
The report by Superintendent Clement to the Board of Education argues the Battin High School site cannot meet growing enrollment. It notes deteriorating facilities, fire and sanitary issues, and inadequate ventilation, urging immediate construction of a modern replacement and use of available city funds.
A long summary notes the International Association for the Prevention of Smoke urging modern methods to reduce smoke in industry and public spaces. It highlights automated stokers, lantern slides, and safer practices, while critiquing lax enforcement and urging broader adoption. The piece also touches on public safety concerns from firearms, naturalization debates, and shifts in careers for women, including teaching and other professions.
A fragment from Chicago News critiques slander and public confidence, suggesting pay as you go and wavering habits. It argues that most strong points are hidden and that reliance on professionals is common, yet the indispensable grocer remains trusted in daily life.
A garbled snippet presents a collage of quotes and lines from various sources. It includes a teacher and a boy named Wille Meterman, a taxicab reference, shoppers and merchants, and a sequence urging romantic declarations with phrases like Tell her you love her and Love grows no colder. The passage mingles nursery style banter with sentimental couplets from 19th century miscellany.
A Dalton Ohio society column notes a Paris concert by Miss Flot Wilson daughter of the Secretary of Agriculture and the fourth anniversary of her pastorate at St Mary’s Church. It also mentions a proposed American opera house in Boston with Blackwell era ties and comments on President and cultural plans.
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