Firemen Carnival Contests And Demonstrations Planned
Dispatch details a statewide firemen carnival with demonstrations by Pyrene extinguisher and Underwriters' Manufacturing, ladder raising contests, hose laying races, and hydrant handling events. Prizes to be awarded by local sponsors as Kingland hosts drills and reviews of local fire companies with four-man crews and a driver. Event features include steam contests, jumper runs, and ladder carries. Local sponsors include First National Bank and families Slocum, Borden, Woolley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ip Ng
Mike
J. D. Throckmorton
Kingsland
Conran
Lea
Red Bank Gleanings Full of Local Social News
Miss Anna Elzinger enjoys a two week vacation in Barling while Miss Helen Grause fills her place. Keough becomes a stenographer with Dr. Winn. George Chandler visited Newtown on Tuesday. Jason Day and Mrs. Scott hosted visitors from Jerne y and Fair Haven. Mr and Mrs Peter Moore of Brooklyn visited Red Bank friends. Hownihan and Schenck hosted guests from New York. L Murdock and Henry C spoke at Wright’s Memorial Home near Eatonton. Grace Methodists take a picnic to Keansburg via Jersey Central.
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Anna Elzinger
Barling
Johnson and
David Schenck
New York
John Stout
Dickson
Fair Haven
H. A
Red Bank
L. Murdock
Henry C
Wright
Grace Methodists
Grace Methods
Keansburg
Jersey Central Traction Co
Child's
Why is the soda cracker today such a universal food
The soda cracker has wide appeal due to its long shelf life, neutral flavor, and versatility. It serves as a convenient snack, a base for toppings, and pairs with soups and spreads, making it a staple across many cultures. Its simple ingredients and easy portability reinforce its universal status.
Eatontown Building and Loan Opens New Series
Eatontown and Oceanport building and loan association held a public meeting in Eatontown last night and will open a new series at the town library on Wednesday night August 20. The fourth series aims to attract more citizen interest with addresses by Charles R. Snyder Sculbhery and Howard Higginson. Officers elected at the prior meeting include H. Whitney Conrow president William H. Foster vice president Harry N. McKaig secretary and W. E. Morris treasurer.
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Eatontown B. &. L. Association
Building and Loan Association
Eatontown
Oceanport
Ekatontown
Charles R. Snyder
Sculbhery
Atlantic Highlands Association
Howard Higginson
Red Bank Association
H. Whitney Conrow
Oceanpert
William H. Foster
Vvice
Harry N. McKaig
W. EB
Emery Before Probers Testifies On Funds For Defeating Legislation
James A. Emery testifies before Senate Lobby probers detailing resolutions of the National Council for Industrial Defense. The group pledged about fifty dollars monthly from individual organizations and five hundred dollars monthly from Citizens Industrial Association and the NAM for a year to thwart class legislation. Emery also said legal counsel in Washington would be authorized to shield industrial and employing groups from adverse legislation.
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Manufacturers Association
Washington, D
James A. Dmery
National Association of Manufacturers
Senate
National Counsel For Industrial Defense
Washington
Citizens Industrial Association
Emerey
Thompson urges county hospital construction for tuberculosis care
In a letter to Monmouth County officials, Miss Thomson argues for building a county tuberculosis hospital. She notes cost savings from using Preventorium light and water, emphasizes untreated patients at home risk infection, and cites limited outside hospital access. She warns state and county law require facilities and cites full beds at Trenton Municipal, Haven Penn, and other regional hospitals.
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Colorado
Board of Health
New Jersey
Trenton Municipal Hospital
Hudson County
Essex County
Paton County
New York State
Pennsylvania
the Haven
Penn
Fieir
Freeholders
Petes
Umtaline Thompson
Ae Monmouth Ca. Brans
Queen and Court Attend Broadway Theatre Tonight
Invitation from the Broadway Theatre management brings the queen and entire court as witnesses to the play Fine Feathers this evening. A box is specially decorated for the occasion. Also mentions a rider on bicycle and a Nottingham resident involved in a teal plant incident with red mes pe.
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Broadway Theatre
Queen
Court Oi Witness
Nottingham
Eng
Drunken visitor handcuffed by Long Branch officer
Charles Ross 28, traveling with the circus, was tackled on the Takanassee porch by Officer Dodd. Ross, drunk, resisted handcuffs on the way to City Hall and was jailed to await a Recorder's Court hearing. Also, William H. Preston 39, secretary of Rumson Country Club, died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital after Bright's disease. Remains sent to Rutherford for Saturday services. funeral directors Hyer & Flock in charge.
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Dodd
Long Branch
Charles Ross
Ross
Takanassee
City Hall
Recorder's Court
William H. Preston
Rumson Country Club
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Bright
William A
Mary F. Preston
Middletown
N. Y
Rutherfod
N. J
Cody and passenger die after plane crash at Aldershot
Aldershot England August 7 Col. Cody the famous aviator plunged about 200 feet before spectators including his two sons Leon and Frank, and Lieut W Evans Indian Civil Service. The wing folded, the machine turned turtle, and both died. Cody, born in the United States, once held a cross country flight record.
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Aldershot
Eng
Leon
Frank
Col
Cody
Lieut. W. Evans
Indian Civil Service
Watchera
Temperament quote attributed to a judge about love and hate
A cryptic remark from a judge notes that temperament can drive loving a man because of hate and laughing through tears. The fragment hints at emotional conflict and paradox within judicial commentary.
Abe Martin in Flesh at Police Court and Fashion’s Reform
A fanciful clash features a Abe Martin lookalike in police court who denies drunkenness and claims he is a farmer named Ike. The piece shifts to a column on fashion, noting the frock coat’s decline and the era’s dress sense with satirical warnings about reformers willing to stake beliefs for style.
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Abe Martin
Abe
McCarty
Kin Hubbard
Bure
Clayton
Brown County
Hendricks
Ike
Séddon
Manning
Christ Church Fair At Shrewsbury Parish House Lawn
The annual Christ Church fair and festival in Shrewsbury is held this afternoon and tonight on the parish house lawn. Local dignitaries oversee booths including a new soda fountain by Mrs. Alan Hudson and Mrs. J Wright Brown, with various tables of fancy goods, candies, ice cream, cake, and other items run by parish members. The item ends with a lighthearted gag about a cat show remark and advertises in the Daily Record.
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Christ Church, Shrewsbury
Shrewsbury
Alan Hudson
J. Wright Brown
Anna V. Jennings
Addie White
Cora Jennings
Benjamin Fincke
Mrey
Talbot
L. C. de Cooper
Chester Simmons
Bessie Cooper
Nan Mchaen
Willam R. Stevens
Ivan F. Jones
Richard Beck
Mra
F. P. Swezey
Sleeper
John R. Sickles
M. L. Connelly
Miss Bertha Martin Visits Relatives in New York State
Miss Bertha Martin of Hingham ton Massachusetts is visiting her cousins Dr and Mrs O A Clark. Mr and Mrs G D Seymour returned Tuesday from a delightful visit with Mr and Mrs Charles Walto Bennett at Binghamton New York.
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Bertha Martin
Hinghamton, N
O. A. Clark
G. D. Seymour
Charles ‘Walto' Bennett
Binghamton, N
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