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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1909
Page
2
A collage of humorous quips and short vignettes from various papers and voices. Jokes, dialogue fragments, and light observations cycle through topics from literary ploys to everyday mishaps, including a visit for Fox's Book of Martyrs and a playful exchange about a nervous husband.
A fragmented collection of quotations and aphorisms on virtue, love, and life. The text mixes mis-spellings and garbled attributions, including Thoreau Emerson Carlyle Blair and others, with stray phrases about credit, tact, country living, and a bizarre line about a baby carriage. The source reads like damaged OCR from a late 19th or early 20th century column.
John Macy author of the Ife of Edgar Allan Poe now lives in Brunawick Missouri after leaving Youth's Companion. Princess Alexandra, first grandchild of England’s king and queen to reach 18, debuted in a royal Buckingham Palace procession. Rupert Loraine’s The Woman and the Sword wins a large prize and will be published in the U.S. next week. Rev James Z Wilson ends 51 years as pastor at Pleakint Prairie Presbyterian Church near Bethel. Governor Sanders of Tlonafana expands military staff with eighty-nine new appointments. Louisiana reports about 1200 militia members. Eva Smith Cochran’s will provides $1000 to each of her 350 employee survivors from Ratche PEE Works Yonkerd.
A fragmentary summary notes global trade figures and transport activity. It cites 1868 railway expansion costs in Chile, US–built miles, and municipal mail by automobiles, with population ranges in various regions and a mention of Prominent officials and international routes.
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