Fourth International Congress on School Hygiene at Buffalo
An excerpt vows the fourth international congress on school hygiene to be held in Buffalo New York August 25 30 and stresses that educating children is key to national health. It cites tuberculosis risks among schoolteachers ages 25 to 34 and urges safer school buildings ventilation lighting and policies to protect teachers and pupils.
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United States
Buffalo
N.Y
Chad City
Michigan
Jast
Boards of Education
Health Department
Americans Eat More Meat Per Capita Than British In 1909
A 1909 Bureau of Animal Industry report notes Americans consumed 162.20 pounds of meat per person, led by veal pork and lamb while Britain averaged 56 pounds. It highlights rising prices and urges expanding sheep farming to ease beef and pork demand, with a call for better quality lamb and joint portions. Also reports Long Branch Lodge, No. 742 B P O Elks attending Harry R. S. Ford's funeral in Brooklyn and Greenwood cemetery.
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Johnny Bull
Bureau of Animal
Department of
Bngland
Little Isle
Germany
Bureau de
Ation
Long Branch Lodge
B. P. O. Ellis
Brooklyn
Harry R. S. Ford
Brooklyn Lodge
Mr. Ford
Greenwood Cemetery
Freehold
Elks
Gerard May Not Accept Berlin Ambassadorship
Justice James W. Gerard of New York says in a German interview he may decide not to accept the United States Embassy post. He plans to return home on Thursday to discuss the situation with President Wilson and will not resign from the New York Supreme Court until he is sure he can return.
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Berlin
Germany
James W. Gerard
New York
United States
Wilson
New York Supreme Court
Brotherhood Preacher Pleases at St Luke’s Church
Rev W S Bovard secretary of the Methodist Brotherhood stirred parishioners with a practical sermon on What think ye of Christ He critiqued fault finders and his sermon drew several hearty omens He preached at Sunday school afternoon and again at night to a large audience He was treated to hospitality by former City Collector W R Joline the church treasurer
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W. S. Bovard
Methodist Brotherhood
St. Luke's Church
Christ
Sunday School Riddle Touches Adam Eve Apple Tale
A humorous exchange features a teacher asking how God knew Adam and Eve ate the apple and a child Kate replying with a pun about peelings found in the orchard showing a child’s playful miscue.
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Kate
God
Eugenic Marriage Fails In Lynn Massachusetts
Edwin Perron of Lynn Massachusetts the first eugenic husband in the state says eugenic marriages are a failure after a confrontation at his home He reports finding his wife and a stranger in the house and being attacked by the man Perron claims he and his wife had frequent quarrels and he was struck knocking him downstairs.
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Edwin Perron
Lynn
Mass
Massachusetts
Perron
Terron
Venison may replace beef in U S meat supply
Armour & Company investigates Alaska reindeer as potential new meat source. Conway travels Arctic Circle to assess shipping feasibility and retail price under a 25 cent per pound cap. Government lands herd growth could boost caribou and venison as future food supply.
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Alaska
United States
Toon, Conway
North West
Armour & Co
Conway
J. Ogden
Armour
Arctic Circle
Bering Sea
Nome
Canada
America
Panama natives build ark amid flood fear proclamation
Word from Penonome says Segundo Sanchez has proclaimed himself the Messiah predicting world destruction by a deluge soon. About eighty followers are building an ark and collecting animals while others arm themselves as Panama authorities move to avert trouble.
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Panama
Penonome
Republic
Segundo Sanchez
Thhat
Ohbers
Ten Policewomen Appointed in Chicago
Mayor Harrison names ten policewomen under council backed reform. They will be assigned to patrol duties at palatial bathing houses and dance halls. The exact dress code or formal stance remains undecided.
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Harrison
Chicago
Palette
Orma
Apo
Classified Ad Vigil: Record Offers Daily Notices
Read the Record every day for the classified ads. Watch for affordable items and opportunities to buy the exact thing you need, at low prices. Follow the page closely for deals and sales details.
Fire company ballots disputed at borough council meeting
Liberty Hose Company and Ned Bank sought a recount of all preferential ballots except the Fifth District, arguing the district’s votes were counted early. Borough Counsel said the vote was advisory, not a legal election, and a recount could alter standings among Independent, Liberty, Relief, and Union. Additional items covered sewer work permissions, street paving, and nuisance concerns.
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Liberty Hose Company
Ned Bank
Burlough Council
Howard Higginson
Liberty Company
Independent
Liberty
Relief
Union
Horley
Cook
Monmouth Mutual Supply Company
New York and Long Branch
Beach Street
Willow Street
Fred W. Hope
Cooper
Hurley
Five youths tour Sandy Hook forts and soldier baseball games
Five young men spent Sunday at Sandy Hook visiting the forts and viewing the big guns. In the afternoon they watched two baseball games played by soldiers. The group included Kenneth Brown Kenneth Spinning Wesley Spinning R Eurich and Herman Dey with Rev S Monroe Van Sant of the First Meshaelist Church on vacation at Mt Tabor.
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Sandy Hook
Kenneth Brown
Kenneth
Wesley Spinning
R. Eurich
Herman Dey
S. Monroe van Sant
Charo
Mt. Tabor
Fair to Aid Keansburg Carnival Parade Planned
Planks completed for a Friday carnival event organized by the women’s parade committee. Activities will be held on the concrete plaza of the New Point Comfort Hotel, with proceeds supporting the carnival fund under Mrs. Frederick Maynardt. The plaza will feature colored lights and concerts in the afternoon and evening.
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New Point Comfort Hotel
Carnival Fund
Frederick Maynardt
Funeral for Lockjaw Victim John Oswald at St Marys
Funeral services for John Oswald aged 78 who died from lockjaw in Monmouth Memorial Hospital Saturday morning were held yesterday at St Marys Church New Monmouth. He was a farmer and left foot was tightened a week prior. Survived by Mrs William Roop of Belford.
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John Oswald
Lockjaw
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
St. Mary's Church
New Monmouth
William Roop
Belford
Fire Alarm Boxes Reported Out of Commission
Fire Alarm Inspector Howland reports four boxes out of service damaged by the electrical alarm last Friday. The units affected are those numbered 9 13 12 and 64. Replacement by new boxes is expected as the system undergoes repairs.
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Howland
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Health Congress
Michigan State Board of Health
Red Bank
Ford
Chamber OF Commerce News
Long Branch
Ghee
Weewerae
P. O. Box M
Combe New Blank
Kay
Gerard
The
Daily Record
Batiste
Strinhard Astory
New Juracy
Hireden
Liberty Hose Co
Red. Brink Council
Earling, Johnson & Frake
West Street
Wall
Monmouth
White Street
Weat Street
Front
Jane R. White
George Hawkins
East Front Street
Broad
Monmouth Streets
Margaret Hessinger
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