Along the Bayshore Community Notes and Local Visits
Miss Sidora Walling tours Europe and visits Port Monmouth and Belford as residents and families stay active in Keansburg. The article lists many locals traveling, visiting relatives, and discussing post office mail volume, a new grammar school opening, and a sand shark chase near Ideal Beach.
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Sidora Walling
Port Monor
Europe
Switzerland
Daniel T. Hendrickson
Aghter
Helen
Port Monmouth
Hendrickson
War- K. Francis
New York
Charles Vail
Keansburg
Heines
Belford
Matwell
Eugene Kinkead
City
Charles Herbert
Ter
Evelyn
Horace
Dugham's Corner
Smith
Ideal
John P. Frank
Elizabeth
Frank
Viering
Post
Walter E. Walling
Pat John T. O'Neill
Port Path
Monday Jr
John Greenfield
New Monmouth
Greenfield
William Willett
Mouth
Relaate
C van Sickien
Lincroft
Placer
Walling
Thomas Smith
D. Saunders
United States Express
George A. Sweezy
The
New York and New Fish, Cf and Guano Co
East Quogue
L. L
Little Silver
Rufus Eastmond
Ideal Beach
Speed Boat Explosion Wrecks Vessel Nearly Destroys Riverside Rich Ford
Frank O Gratton of Riverside Drive owned a speed boat that exploded after carburetor overflow. Chauffeur John Phillips aged nineteen was severely burned and nearly drown after being thrown from the steering wheel into the Shrewsbury river near Red Bank. Phillips rescued after suffering burns to arms and face and singed hair. He was taken to Atlantic Highlands. Secretary Daniels returns to Washington after coast to coast navy yard tour planning ideas for December Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O. Gratton
Riverside Drive
Finley Barrell & Co
Broadway
New York
John Phillips
Shrewsbury
Red Bank
Phillips
Haviland
Gratton
Atlantic Highlands
Daniels
Washington
Washington, D. C
Navy
United States Navy Yards
Navy Yard
Congress
Contests For King George Cup In Isle of Wight Regatta
The King George Cup was the main event of today’s Isle of Wight regatta Cowes August 6. King George and Queen Mary attended with King Alfonso and his Queen as the prize drew yachts and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowes
Isle of Wight
George
Queen Mary
Alghonso
Chautauqua circuit drains Washington leaders this summer
Washington figures including Secretary Bryan Senator LaFollette and Speaker Clark face reduced lecture tours as Congress remains in session through late summer. The stalled payoffs from chautauqua appearances and limited vacations strain lawmakers while Vice President Marshall and Senate leaders resist extended absence.
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Washington
Bryan
Congress
Congressional and Statesman
Bob LaFollette
Champ Clark
LaFollette
Victor Murdock
Kansas
Ollie James
House
Senate
Chautauqua
Marshall
Bos
Ham Lewis
Mann
Simon
Kern
Lewis
Europe
Many Souvenirs Awarded at Red Bank Parish Fair
The St. James parish fair in Red Bank awarded numerous gifts with donors listed. Prizes included jewelry, silverware, lamps, and various trinkets given to residents and attendees, reflecting strong community participation. A separate report notes farmer groups urging state action for a powder factory and Glass Bottle Blowers union talks on wages and conditions in Marion, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Parish
Red Bank
Edward J. Reilly
John O'Brien
David LoRey
John Holihan
Phillip J. Langler
Patrick McCarron
M. McNamara
Norah Sheridan
C. Wigeland
Rumson
Mise Bartholemy
Margaret Hickey
Jardiniere
Pedestal
Andrew White
Martin Ward
J. I. Monsky
Katherine Tobin
Berry
John Oakes
Katherine Oakes
George Daley
Josephine Sidell
Marget Regan
Frederick Francis
John Valentine
Frank J. Dibben
Miss Farrell
Henrahan
Sarah Reilly
Jospeh Dugan
S. Carroll
S. Lake
Agnes Hackett
D. Schumann
Fair Haven
Mary Donnelly
Ciccarrella
Anna Malone
John Aul
Edward M. Haley
Ellwood M. Ivins
John Lane
Francis Parkinson
Everett
Adlem and Company
Delia Hynes
Michael Daly
S Robert Hackett
Art Ss. Loden
Hance and Son Harm
Joseph Price
Atheringe Armstrong
H. Supp
James Rose
Clarance White
William Fiend
James Murray
Gibson
Thomas Gill
Middletown
C. D. Sullivan
H. Gorey
Herbert Langler
Joseph Hoffman
Egan
James Casey
Miss Edwards
Nora Frehan
Grrvey
John McClain
A. Stratton
Sayler
L. H. Brasch
Wrenk Brasch
Miss Coyne
Misses Armstrong
Thomas Dougherty
Patrick Hackett
A. R. Thomnson
JD Thompson
Cynical View of Marriage in Virginia
In Eilen Glasgow's Virginia a married couple quickly turn to making the worst of their union. The line suggests a mutual, ironic dissatisfaction as they navigate married life.
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Eilen Glasgow
Virginia
Leedsville and Sandy New the Middlesex Row in 17th Century
Local reminiscence highlights Shrewsbury, Middletown, and Lincroft once known as Leedsville and Sandy New. It recounts William Leeds buying land along Swimming River in 1680, church land grants, and early village growth. Also notes Park M Woolley’s estate “Birdland” with a grove of singing trees and seasonal songsters along the coast.
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Monmouth County
Shrewsbury
Middletown
Lincroft
Leedsville
Middlesex County
Red Bank
New York
William Leeds
Leeds
Episcopal Church of
Christ ,Church
Park M. Woolley
Third
Bath
Woolley
World Specialists In Session In London Opening Medical Congress
London Aug. 6. Royal Albert Hall hosts the 17th International Congress of Medicine with delegates from nearly every country. Prince Arthur welcomed guests as 23 sections begin ten days of papers on brain surgery sanitary organization in the tropics anti typhoid inoculations and the history of medicine. Notable figures include Dr Norman Moore Dr William Osler Col. William Gorgas and Prof Harvey Cushing.
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London
Royal Albert Hall
Prince Arthur
Connaught
King George
Thomas Barlow
George
Karvey Cushing
Harvard University
Charles F. Stokes
William ¢. Gorgas
F. F. Russell
Cushing
Stokes
Col. Gorgas
Tropics
Col. Haller
British Indian Medical Service
Heinze
Berlin
Ronald Ross
Liverpool
Major Russell
William Leishman
British
Royal Army Medical Corps
History of Medicine
Norman Moore
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
W. 8
Coleman
St. Thomas’ Hospital
William Osler
Raymond Crawford
Athens
Arnold Chaplin
Napoleon Bona- Shaikeeias
Museum exhibit on tropical diseases and forensic medicine
The article describes a display featuring beriberi and relapsing fever research with expected value for tropical disease treatment. It notes forensic medicine deliberations on crime psychology and suicide prevention, alongside a museum exhibit illustrating diverse people and themes in treatment history.
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Jnens
Notable reflection on death and immortality from Exchange
The writer muses on why death unsettles the average person despite daily familiarity with it, pondering whether fear, disbelief, or a deeper instinctive realization of mortality drives this response.
Mystery Cleared Up in Student's Venus of Milo Theory
The eminent student theorizes the Venus of Milo held her drapery with a lost arm while a taxi signaling gesture is noted by a woman unaware of art. The exchange plays on mistaken details about art history and modern life.
Peculiar Revenge in French Cafe Scene
A cafe singer named Josephine Corneton in Cherbourg hurled her rival for a schoolmaster’s affection into a tank of green paint after spotting her in the audience. The incident followed a confrontation shouted from the stage.
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Josephine Corneton
Cherbourg
France
Receisis
Dining scene hints at bill of fare request
In a high priced restaurant a man tells a woman she can have anything on the menu. She declines to hear it aloud and instructs him to read it to the waiter instead. The exchange centers on their intimate moment and the餐桌 setting.
To Get Ric of Squeak in Boots
To stop squeaks in boots and shoes insert an awl between the leather layers in the sole and inject machine oil through the small opening to silence the noise. This technique aims to lubricate the sole and reduce friction causing the squeak.
Novel Method of Revenge by Ferns Dressmaker
A Ferns dressmaker seeks vengeance on her jilted fiance by painting his face and hands with black varnish while he slept. The incident highlights a startling act of retribution in a personal quarrel.
Beefs of 1889 Preserve Miraculously, Says Knowledge
A note claims that beefsteak sealed in vacuum by Edward Whymper in 1889 remains in remarkably good condition. The uncle of the late Alpinist is referenced in the account as having undertaken the preservation.
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Edward Whymper
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Bayshore
Ann
Long Branch, N. J
Mini
N. J
Bell Carnival
A. Clark
Chamber OF Commerce News
Long Branch
Tong Branch
M. J. Eee
Trnage CO. Turnage CO
Breedway, New York
Want State Powder Factory
Seattle
Wash
Lister
Glass Bottle Blowers
Marion
Ind
United States
Canada
Glass Bottle Blowers’ Association of the
Sheraton
Steinbach
Ashbury Park
New Doisey
G. D. Seymour
Mr. Woolley
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