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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1908
Page
12
Garwood officials discussed Conkling qualifying for collector, set salaries at 200 and 850 yearly, and approved sidewalk costs on North, Centre, Wahine Streets at 443. Rahway sewer negotiations were reviewed with a favorable view toward Garwood’s potential connection. An April 3 event at the Presbyterian Church and local civic notes filled the agenda.
A garbled plea dated March 20 appeals for clemency and humane treatment from the mayor, citing the public’s right to freedom and kindness toward Canine Lemily members. The message expresses devotion to humane values and requests ample food, warmth, and kind care.
A brief notice notes a product titled Brom o Quinine described as a laxative and associated with a signature of W. Grove. The text mentions Cure Cola and a one day period, with a cryptic reference to 236. The fragment hints at an advertisement or endorsement linked to a specific name and a cola brand.
A mixed advertisement style letter from Mrs W O Thurker of Michigan promotes Vinol and Joliet liver preparation as a treatment for weakness, nervous debility, and low strength. It claims dramatic improvements, offers a money back guarantee, and vouches to Elizabeth readers with testimonials and physician endorsement.
A dog named Fido chronicles life with his master, describing a leather strap and muzzle, the heat of summer, and his longing for freedom. He asks the Mayor to ease restraints, emphasizes loyalty, and signs as a devoted, friendly hound.
In Roselle Park a drill held in Lincoln Selvol yesterday showcased trainee activities amid school vacancy and a lack of disruption. Borough council set an evening meeting while the Mohican Athletic Club events at Voorhis Lewis home were discussed and Nutley residents reported moves and a family relocation to Nutley.
The Farther Lights Rocietye at the First Baptist Church held its annual meeting with Elsie Churchill leading devotions and business. Miss Sarah Bye was elected president, with Melene Rodman as vice president, Elizabeth Henderson secretary, and Bday Jacksom treasurer, among others.
Mrs Dorothea Ritz aged 69 widow of Gottleil Ritz was found dead in her bed at her home 77 Elmer street Westfield yesterday morning. She was born in Germany and mother of Mrs Elizabeth Fowery of Broad street and two sons not residing here. Mrs AR Mac Mithin and Mrs Hy Hy Kotler hosted an evening at 1 Cumberland street with card games, music, and refreshments. The Adyngve Club met at Councilman H nk s home on Walnut Street with readings by Jan MacIren and Carrie Fowler and a paper by Charles McDougall. The Tarios Aid Society will hold a birthday social at Mrs Alexander Hunk teemorrow evening. The Central Gowmeih Nov 81 Tr 0 1 A.M. will hold a meeting NFraW evening. The agen s missionary banquet is at First Presbyterian church tonight at 7 oclock with Dr Hulsey of New York and others speaking.
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