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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1913
Page
7
The piece urges widespread optimism about national prosperity and mocks dissent as discontent. It credits favorable trade reports and crops, says confidence fuels growth, and encourages readers to embrace upbeat investment and enterprise to keep industry moving.
An Italian engineer claims infra red rays, dubbed F-rays, can trigger explosives at long range via wireless apparatus. Some say ranges reach fifteen miles enabling torpedoes, shells, or mines to detonate on contact with metal. The report argues such a device could render navies obsolete, though skepticism remains about invisible threats.
The excerpt argues that a nation or individual benefits from Missouri when disarmament schemes loom, warning against failure to recognize such implications and the folly of ignoring strategic realities.
An old California law banning agricultural land ownership by Japanese has taken effect with months between enactment and operation. No constitutional challenge or court action has followed the bluff raised during debate. Governor Sulzer faces impeachment amid scandal, with public outcry demanding his removal and resignation seen as likely.
Sir Thomas Lipton argues Britain should spend 1 250 000 on a San Francisco exhibit to foster closer US trade relations as tariff barriers ease. He predicts Britain will be represented regardless, but regrets Britain's decision not to participate. The editorial notes British pique over US shipping rates for Panama Canal traffic. It also mentions local accidents and a Denver paper indicted over bathing girl images amid fading prudery. Governor Fletcher appearance teased for tomorrow.
A compilation of editorials discusses limitations of dispositions, tobacco crusades, political integrity, Mexican policy, and historic parallels. It critiques tariff talk, leadership failures, and U S diplomacy, warning of hampered peace and lost opportunities.
An opinion piece argues that indecisive policy risks empire stakes in Mexico while praising and criticizing President Wilson. It contrasts Taft era consistency with current reversals, urging public duty to support a peaceful, respectful American stance in Mexico.
A published list of aids for Record caused a mix up by listing Mrs Charles L Edwards as Sunday school chairman. The actual chairman is Miss Margaret W Parker with assistant Miss Doris Newing.
The piece highlights how manufacturers rely on retailers and consumer demand to drive sales. It explains cooperative advertising as a cost effective path, urging merchants and manufacturers to join a Bureau of Advertising effort in newspapers.
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