Elizabeth Daily Journal Advertising Rates and Contact Info
The Elizabeth Daily Journal lists office addresses at Broad Street and Jersey Street with branch offices in Newark and New York. Rates include street copy 2 cents per line per week with 22 cents weekly delivery. funeral notices 28 cents and display ads varied. the paper publishes telegraphic news from eastern circuits via municipal wire services.
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Assembly Bill Aims to Shield Minors From Theaters
A proposed Morgan bill to restrict attendance of minors under 16 at theatres including moving picture shows passes the House on reading. The measure aims to protect children from vulgar or questionable performances, arguing for a state duty to regulate show content and keep youth away from indecent fare.
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Minora
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Elizabeth
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Assemblyman
Morgan
Elon
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Responsibility Of Parents Court Seeks Clear Duty Of Care
A New Bennwick court warns parents must properly discharge duties of parenthood amid rising juvenile cases linked to neglect and delinquency. Judges stress accountability for children's actions, noting some families fail to provide moral training and supervision, with penalties for persistent neglect debated.
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New Bennwick
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Bath
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City finances threaten public schools amid reform debate
The article argues drastic action is needed to curb crime and improve schools in Elizabeth. It cites a superintendent report showing many half time pupils and delays in completing School No 3. It criticizes municipal spending, urges protecting education funding, and notes pushback against elected school commissioners and civil service reform. It also covers Ackerman reform efforts, state assembly votes, and comments on Stokes and Methodist ministers.
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State Assembly
Ackerman
Senate
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Dive Pierce
Moxon
Lygisha
Sonally Ackerman
New Jersey
Note and Comment on Law, Saloon Screens and Canals
A jumble of 19th century clippings discusses enforcement of laws on Sunday screens in Hoboken saloons with toy bowling alleys, a divorce suit over a spare room, and political criticism. It quotes editorials from the Jersey City Journal, Baltimore American, Newark Call, Washington Post and others on topics from canal plans to electrocution debates and Governor Hughes in Boston.
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Civic Righteowpesn Federation
Allova
Hoboken
Pennsylvania
York
New Jersey
Ohio
Virginia
Commonwealth
Philadelphia Publi Ledger
A Laugh Of Two And Odd Sayings In The News
A jumble of witticisms and misheard phrases circulates in a noisy urban column. Characters reference Bald Willie a doctor and a waiter while tradesmen and financiers are mocked with abrupt humorous asides and stray quotes from various papers. The piece reads as a collage of clipped lines and public chatter.
The Passing of the Old Trees Remembered on Brondatret’s Last Removal
A reader laments the loss of the final Brondatret tree between the railroad station and stone bridge. He recalls a time of shaded Broad Street and historic elms, notes various past trees, and cites a Fourth of July oration once given under a grand elm. He urges streets and sidewalks improvements along Rumbl Street and asks the journal to publish to attract civic attention.
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Broad Street
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Williamson
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First Presbyterian Church
Geren Scott
East Jersey Street
Consquest of Mexico
Elizabeth
Trundutl Street
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Rumbull Street
Schiller Street
East Grand Street
Livingeton Street
Pine Street
Neidvitter
Aklewalk
Life in Spigotty Land by Sam Blythe
The article sketches social life on the Isthmus near the Panama Canal with Blythe’s witty observations. It highlights cheerful scenes, a baseball match, a jab at Uncle Sam's Hotel, and the colorful mix of Panamanians and expatriates. The piece emphasizes human interest over technical canal details and promotes The Saturday Evening Post issue.
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Blythe
Panama Canal
Spigotty Land
Canal
United States
Saturday Evening Post
Curtis Pussisnina Company
Philadelphia Our Boys
Question on applying for Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Day and Cornish general agents invite residents of Newark Minnesota to visit Union Building to discuss a potential life insurance policy. The notice emphasizes acting quickly to apply for a reasonable amount of coverage.
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Life Insurance
Day & Cornish, General Agents
Union Building
Newark
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