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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1908
Page
9
The fragment describes a historic daily journal with notices, telegraphic news access via Associated Press and United Press, and a shipping rate for single copies. It mentions the newspaper’s address in Newark and advertising sections for Wanted For Sale and other notices, plus a note on delivery and weekly rates.
An old advertisement urges readers to arrange ongoing Journal delivery as they relocate from the city. It touts constant local news, flexible address changes, and the option to remit 2 cents per day in advance through the Journal’s offices, with a contact by telephone.
An analyst reframes a public figure as a statesman rather than a politician, emphasizing a broader, steadier approach to governance and public service beyond partisan campaigning.
The article discusses venerable American newspapers dating back to the 1700s and 1800s, noting several 100 plus year publications and recent financial pressures leading to suspensions like the New Brunswick Daily Press. It also covers political happenings in Chicago and New Jersey, amid local school program changes and public remarks.
The piece argues for firm enforcement against illegal amusement halls and tiger waving venues, citing Fire Department rules and past theatre disasters. It notes officials aim to protect the public, while highlighting political tensions and public opinion in a city reacting to safety concerns.
The piece discusses the injunction plank adopted by the Chicago convention, urging that court writs be defined by statute and not issued without notice except for irreparable harm. It contrasts swift convention talk with long congressional lawmaking and notes broader political dynamics and public concerns.
The New Brunswick Times notes J J Jusserandy Ampassador of France may receive an honorary degree at Toronto University while J Pierpont Morgan is rumored to be awarded LL.D at Yale commencements next week. Authorities neither confirm nor deny. A Chicago tale recalls twins Moore and a dentist who must identify his beloved by her teeth.
A string of playful quips and garbled lines from humorous exchanges. Mrs. Darley asks about a fate for T after death, a Madcap banter on burial choices, and a series of odd one liners about airships clouds and weather. The fragment hints at a humor column with misheard phrases and local chatter. Continuous snippets show comic mispronunciations and mock dialogues, capturing a lighthearted period-piece mood.
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