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Newspaper

Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1908

Page

3

Immigrant Morals Plan At New York Mission

A New York-based association plans a morally focused immigrant education project at Ellis Island. Experts and volunteers aim to guide newcomers, identify destinations, and provide introductions without promoting religious doctrine, using a secular civic program to foster moral and political understanding.

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Elizabeth Returns and Slow Vote Count Across County

The article reports Elizabeth’s returns lagging behind other areas with official tallies hampered by counting delays. County Clerk James Calvert works on the tabulation as Vanwood borough remains the only outside area reporting, while several districts show no official results for coroner or other offices. A Board of Canvassers meets Monday at 10 to close the final count before history marks the 1908 election. If results do not appear soon, officers will pursue them.

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Elks Initiate Twelve New Members and Entertainment

The Elks initiated twelve new members last night followed by an entertainment. Named among those slated for initiation were Alfred Stein, Councilman Jules Moore, Jefferson Scanlan, and William Odin, a local newspaper man.

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Women Who Wear Well and the Hidden Effects of Marriage

An article discusses how years of marriage and motherhood affect women’s appearance noting changes in freshness and charm. It cites ignorance and neglect of physical decline as factors and urges awareness of the toll from childbirth and aging on the face and figure.

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Corn stalk pulp may slash wood use, save forests

United States Department of Agriculture chemists report turning cornstalks into paper is feasible and cheaper than wood pulp. Five grades in colors cream gray yellow and white are produced, with fiber from stalk outer parts yielding softer textures akin to cotton or linen.

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Election Causes Prices To Soar In Local Market

Quoted lines describe a rising city trade after election results with prices climbing not from scarcity but renewed activity. Beef and potatoes see gains while butter and eggs rise. farmers hold back wheat, anticipating better prices, and overall market demand strengthens in a period of reconnection between wholesalers and retailers.

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Wheatfield as Ocean of Golden Waves Across the Prairie

A lyrical travelogue-like passage describes vast wheatfields from Bly to Bly as a sea of gold. The text compares rippling, fence-free fields to an ocean under a blazing sky, evoking scent and color of wheat and the immersive, almost hallucinatory vision of endless grain.

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Tepyen You Will Be Ever At My Beck Version

A brief note expresses enduring obligation and readiness to respond to calls for help. The message conveys a pledge of constant availability and loyalty, framed in a poetic modern voice. No other events or identifiers are stated.

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Willie Missing and Other Fables in Abridged Verse

A fragment from a 19th century column mixes a dinner table gag about a missing boy Willie with a sentimental fable about a mother elephant mourning its crushed chick. The piece cites The Washington Star as the source and references other noted fable narrations and moral contrasts.

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