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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
2
The item outlines public meetings and political notices from Elizabeth, detailing civic discussions, official postings, and commentary on vaccination debates. It references local offices, committees, and the Fourth of July celebrations, along with commentary on public health policy and medical opinions of the era.
The passage appears as incomplete dialogue referencing Florida Broward politics and aKentonesque figure. It mentions payment, age, and a notion of lies and consequences but lacks cohesive detail or clear event.
The piece lampoons old fashioned business minds and wedding chaos with wry anecdotes about women rushing to marry, men boasting of loyalty, and common social mishaps. It notes how spring goods and wedding questions reveal quirks in behavior, ending with a copyright line from 1911 George Matthew Adams.
A collage of excerpts from various papers notes opinion shifts and political chatter from figures like Woodrow Wilson and Taft, with musings on treaties, coronations, monopolies, and economic debates. It cites editorials on democracy, economies in the capital, and barbers debating safety razors and tipping.
Ailing Marquis of Lansdowne is criticized for overwork while Rev. Dr. Battershall resigns as rector of St. Deter’s Albany after long illness. Mis Hoasie Tonett gains emeritus status at Chicago Art Institute. Mrs Jersey Menediot Gosener inherits legal business from her father. Ara Quam, president of the National Woman Suffrage Association and Norwegian Women’s Sanitary Association, is decorated by the King of Norway for tuberculosis work.
A collage of brief quotes from newspapers including Washington Meralds Knicker on airship dreams and the floor, Louisville Courier Journal on the first straw hat of the season, Chesterfeld's tale of gaining a reputation by politeness to an umpire, and New York Sun note on courtesy.
A terse exchange features a line about business before pleasure and a greeting from Philadelphia’s Record notes. The dialogue touches on marriage, drinking, and social customs with period tone.
A White Rough Dry Crepe at 16 percent and a 40 inch wide white voile, 27 inches? details note common prices of 26c and 45c for seam work and fabric yardage. The item list underscores in-demand fabrics for dressmaking and tailoring.
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