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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1913
Page
4
A street car scene features six year old Mary eyeing a stout fellow passenger. She whispers that she thinks the woman was meant for twins and never divided. The humorous exchange cues a postscript joke about a wife’s letter and money, cited by Judge Crawford Crabshaw.
A young woman told Heathcote land board in Victoria Australia that if she received land she would gain a husband by showing she could plow and perform farm work. A New York man tripped attempting to see a hobble skirted woman ascend stairs and fell before a train. The Houston Post notes the innocent bystander is often hurt.
To kill onion breath eat lemon or drink strong lemonade. Some avoid onions yet salads still use them for flavor. Fox farming rises in southern Yukon as a growing industry.
Charles F Murphy, Tammany leader, challenges Governor Sulzer to prove claims of campaign misconduct. He writes Senator Frawley offering to testify and denies graft through the bagman, while Sulzer contends investigators seek evidence of fraud. Tolman in New Jersey faces a possible three-year term for usurious lending and running a nationwide loan operation.
In Long Branch New Jersey on August 1 2000 people filled the Broadway theater for a two part coronation by the chamber of commerce naming Queen Elizabeth V Miss Annabel Marie Lind of New York Queen of the carnival and Queen of the dollies Edwina Taber six years old and Gordon Riddle as king Langdon Morris son of ex mayor B Morris crowned both rulers Mayor Bryant B Newcomb presented the keys to Miss Lind.
George Dyott arrived from Brig hton Beach flying at 63 mph when spectators crowded the shore. To avoid a telegraph pole he pointed the mono plane into the sand, the craft turning turtle. Dyott crawled back into the cabin and was uninjured. He flew 5000 feet high, followed the ocean, and completed the hour and a half trip. He will repair the rudder and continue to Washington after a few days.
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