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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1913
Page
10
A laborer’s leg was partially reset after concrete dumped from a bucket covered it in a firm cast. Doctors later removed the concrete and noted the cast helped realign the bone. Also mention of NSW adopting daylight plowing using acetylene headlights on traction engines for night work.
Senator Obadiah Gardner of Maine recalled a long-ago game at center field to a boy scorned for muffing a pop fly on Capitol grounds. He urged him to ignore jeers, share a triumph next time at bat, and remember luck can swing at any moment.
A vintage note warns never to fold a wet umbrella. Let it stand with the handle downward so water runs off the rib tips and away from the ferrules to avoid rust on the metal parts.
Prominent physician Dr Cornelia B Debey counters full professor Frederick Starrs claim that women are inherently inferior. She argues evolution shows slow progress for women but predicts future larger contributions in life issues and science. The piece also touches on exports data and West Point routines.
American exports move from foodstuffs to manufactures as the United States doubles down on manufacturing. Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce figures show 1903 manufacturing output near $1.2 billion for the year, with materials around $70 million, while staple exports decline.
Jenny Lind performed in Monterey then part of Mexico now US California. A ruined adobe public building housed her California debut and miners allegedly gathered gold worth about $5 000 from the stage. Nearby a police station sits inside an old derrick as a curious architectural note. The Leaning Tower of Pisa faces stabilization efforts to drain flooded foundations and widen the base.
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