Elizabeth Daily Journal Ad Rates and Notices
A truncated display lists office locations in Elizabeth Newark and New York for the journal and its advertisers. It outlines ad rates per word, minimum charges, and notices such as funeral cards, with Telegraph news patches provided by the paper’s own operator.
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Let the Journal Follow You Elizabethans News Service
Advertises a service to let residents receive the Journal by mail with updated addresses. It invites notifications to agents or direct orders, notes telephone contact, and requests advance payment from those without an account. Rates are 2 cents per day for the time desired.
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New Jersey Delegation Fights Anti Injunction Platform
The New Jersey delegation opposes the anti injunction plank in the party platform. Conservatives argue courts should decide, while the President supports the plank, aiming to curb injunctions. Republicans fear radical shifts harming the party and its organization, amid debate over the platform’s conservative balance.
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Athletes suspended over library theft at New London college
College authorities at New London suspend athletes after one took a library book containing valuable works. The action follows an administrative board review of infractions, with mixed student reaction labeled as starvard luck by some.
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Luge ban sparks debate on youth and law at university
A fragment discusses athletic misconduct as a community issue, defending university actions as necessary to uphold laws. It critiques commencement speakers for urging youth into the "real world," urging discipline and moral order amid social concerns.
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Fighting for Murphy in New Jersey convention
A scrambled report on New Jersey’s push for Murphy as a vice presidential candidate at Chicago. It notes weak early impact on the convention, the lively yet unsettled vice presidential race, and New Jersey’s tariff plank backing Murphy. Mentions Kean, Dolliver, Cortelyou, and party dynamics shaping the stalled nomination effort.
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Note and Comment on Roosevelts Era Family and Institute
A long excerpt covers Roosevelt era family notes from Troy Hills and Hoboken Castle Point, plus an editorial on education and pollution laws. It cites Alin Gototsky, multi-children weighs, and the Institute's value, contrasting Roosevelt’s race death crusade with local poverty. It ends with Jersey City Journal commentary on German smoke laws and New Jersey applicability.
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Major BG Gugginberg aids map project in Gold Coast Colony
Major BG Gugginberg now preparing in London the final akeeta of the map at the Gold Coast Colony and Ashanti, a production valued for more than six years of patient work. The article notes the West Coast knowledge of the Royal Engineers surveyor and mentions visitors from the Museum of Natural History. Madame Wu and party, including Wu Choachi and his wife, are en route to San Francisco from Hong Kong on the steamer Mongolia, with about a dozen students accompanying. Col lector Btratton has been asked to extend courtesies to the party at the State Department’s request.
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A Laugh or Two Exchange Tidbits Cited
A collection of puns and quips from exchanges shows marital jests and saucy banter. One item mocks the saying all is fair in love and war, another riffs on wedlock terms, while a joke about a father and heated terms appears. A joke pair about selling an auto references carpet cleaning sensations.
Trunk and Suit Case Catalog Describes Varied Models
An sale listing details numerous trunks and suit cases with canvas and duck coverings, iron bindings, leather handles, trays, and clamps. Prices shown include regular and special offers across 28 and 36 inch sizes, with notes on waterproofing and quality leather features.
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