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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1906
Page
7
Quoth the paper, the Union County columns report on legal attachments, consent delays in Ballantyne matters, and a ward of marriage in New York City. It notes weddings, funerals, retirements, furloughs, and visits from East Orange to Newark and Bayonne.
Roselle enforces a ban on ranning unisanned dage with impoundment and death for unredeemed items. Mabel J Monellia offered shorthand and typing services after graduation at Wartftotd avenue. Ladies' Aid Society meets at Mrs Arta Hobba's home. St Mary's Guild held a closing meeting at Mrs Frank Trewing's home.
Mr and Mrs Paul Wegley of Cimaat WEES at iy eH Tismon Katharine and leubelle Wegley have returned from New York visiting relatives. Miss Lillian Wilson of Salem avenue celebrated her birthday with a lawn party for her young lady friends at her home on Saturday afternoon.
An old advertisement for Scrub E Z promises removal of grease from pans marble stains on woodwork and bathtubs without scratching. It claims rust removal from steel and stain lifting on metal and stone surfaces with a price listed as 10 cents.
Union Township board met at Town Hall with Provident Leyser chairing. A. B. Headley was reelected clerk and Walter Miller chosen treasurer of township school moneys. The board discussed teacher vacancies, cooperation with other districts, water mains expansion, and a vandalism incident at the Saybrook school. A humorous note arose from a billing error for towel washing.
The Township Committee, with Justice of the Peace Robert Mond, plans to appoint a constable. Dues and stipends are listed for several appointees. A meeting is scheduled for tomorrow evening at the Minion Song residence. A Madras sport feature describes a country animal handicap event with elephants, ponies, and horses racing, ending with a dramatic finish amid wind and rain in New York.
The text discusses a drink termed a simple nutritive agent with broad health influence. It is described as both food and medicine, aiding the digestive system and already having undergone a digestion-like process through churning. It notes widespread use and alleged health benefits amid references to disease and recovery.
A fragmented passage references a figure known as Meckly and marriage to Mira Strongwind. It mentions a Philadelphia Press quote and a public race track hook publication, with abrupt, unclear details and nonstandard names.
A Gide table in fumed oak features two small drawers and a large drawer with copper hardware. Price listed at 96.96 dollars.
The report covers a Wentminster Hope Chapel Junior Endeavor Society event with several acts including recitations, tableaux, and Mother Goose roles. It also notes funerals for Sarah G. McDonald and Barah G. McDonald with services at local churches and interment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery, plus a court exchange and job interview anecdote.
A brief dialogue shows a boy and his father debating fairness and honesty about sharing a balloon or treat, with the father urging equal handling and the boy seeking assurance against being cheated. The scene reflects family moral instruction in a tense moment.
Newark June 5 Senator Everett Colby and allies outline renewed plans to capture New Jersey’s GOP machinery and elect a pro Colby senator. They unveil a platform advocating direct primaries removal of delegates and broad mid summer campaigning across 21 counties with U S Senator La Follette invited to speak.
A reader recalls a Brighton Beach racing rule where up to twenty two horses could run a race and the order of entry determined placement. He explains the origin of the phrase Twenty three for him as a way to credit the next entrant when someone is out of the running.
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