Elizabeth Daily Journal adrift amid chaos and aging items
Fragmented notice listing newspaper offices and advertising rates alongside scattered clippings on fire safety talks prohibition economics and education policy. The page blends historical notices with editorials touching Breweries tariffs Harvard reforms and public notices from Elizabeth New Jersey.
The Power of the Hoss and Labor Strife Commentary
A fragmented article praises Senator McNichol as a pragmatic reformer who negotiates with labor to prevent strikes. It argues the American laborer holds citizen rights and that firms must meet workers’ grievances. Also noted is Massachusetts forest fire prevention work and a State Forester plan detailing firefighting equipment and wagons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayonne Board of Education
Philadelphia
McNichol
Traction Company
America
Mc Nichol Ie
Ielina
Massachusetts
Lore Leet
Yaol
Tery
Apparatna
Worese
Surry
Colt Polit Fond Bernas
Onion Breath Romance in Prose Poem Style
A sentimental ballad framing a lover's pledge against toppling horrors. The speaker questions steadfast love amid earthly flaws, jokingly asking if love endures when there is onion on the beloved's breath. The piece cites fantastical trials from dragons to witches as contrasts to intimate doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Augustus
Mars
Laugh or Two May Maud Muller Silk Stockings
A fragmentary verse dialogue references Maud Muller wearing silk stockings and imported shoes, noting her father once held wheat for high prices. The piece includes slang about calling a man “Mr Automobilet” and ends with a jokey exchange about marrying a rich man who is a poor husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Muller
Maud
Howton Post
Opinion by Captain Banana Shumbo in Africa debate
A deranged mock opinion by Hans Grosskopf critiques Captain Banana Shumbo extended to Africa. The piece questions why the captain travels to Africa to seek “lying” dangers while avoiding action in the United States, implying fear of confrontations with editors and highlighting racial stereotypes of Africa presented as the court’s view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Grosskopf
Peace of Shualice
Africa
Arica
United States
Hanan
Dot
Dem
Find Your Proper Niche In Life And Work
Dr Madison Peters quotes Emerson and a string of historical figures to urge parents and youths to pursue true callings. Success comes from finding a fit, staying flexible, and loving one’s work, with figures like Astor Webster Cromwell Grant Moody and Barnum cited as examples of varied paths to purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handel
Galileg
Euclid
John Jacob Astor
America
Daniel Webster
Daniel
Barnum
Goldsmith
Cromwell
Grant
Moody
Oly
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Augustus
Fifth Wye
Brunewick Mulking
New York
Eylie
Tribune
Rais
Nike
Jenath
Tou Anil Ted Frome
Ravniver
Evniy
Sieh
Jalan
Wolil
Sime
Miantic City
Ander
Ihs
Jacob VL. Schiff
Thom Hillope
Stevens Institute of Technology
Massachusetts Institute of Trehnology
Aother
Harvard
Cambridge
East Orange
Mr. Rockefeller
Iban Asia
Seton Mell College
Ite Duomi Fury
New Jersey
Mr. McAdoo
Collestor Loeb
Aia
Uncle Wait
Geor
Ge Matthew Adams
Guiner
Fellgwa
Foggman
Chicago News
Belle
Nelle
Der
Madison C. Peters
Emerson
Secur
Essex
Newark, N. J
Ing
Union County Agency
Broad St
Elizabeth
the Prudential
Underwood
Bécausa
Patra Bend
Anchor Post Iron Works
North’ Ave
Garwood
Rae Hoes
Spalding
Wright & Ditson
Melizabeth Novelty CO
Union Business College
Prisstyel