Monmouth Bowling Leagues Shatter Records In East Coast Meet
Red Bank and Long Branch bowlers clash as Bennett tops with 255 marking a new single game record. Emmons and Dillione brothers post strong scores while Red Bank maintains lead with steady team play in the East shmouth bowling league event held at Recreation Alleys.
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Pilling
Long Branch
Eastshmouth
Red Bank
George
Dillione Brothers
R. Dillione
D. Dillione
Red Two Boys
Bennett
Emmons
Bong Branch
Steé
Kellum
Wirtz
Bradley Beach
Red Bank Em
Cuban stars draw crowds for shore baseball games
The piece notes Cuban teams boost gate receipts and crowd enthusiasm in Long Branch and Middletown. It critiques local teams for being outclassed, urges stronger opposition to sustain attendance, and suggests producing quality play rather than relying on visiting stars to fill seats.
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Middletown
Sic
Seashore
Long Branch
Giants
Sea
Freckle Remedy Ad Promises Free Trial If It Fails
An advertisement touts a freckle remover claiming no cost if the product does not remove freckles. It emphasizes a guaranteed refund and urges customers to try the remedy with the dealer’s assurance of reliability. The copy hints at a druggist involvement and a wide guarantee.
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Feil
Postmaster Woolley Catches Heaviest Fish in Bay Contest
Report from Sea Side Park recounts a Barnegat Bay fishing day where Postmaster A T Woolley landed the heaviest fish among seven pirates in a local contest. Mayor Newcomb and Commissioner Arrowsmith reportedly boasted sizable catches, with other anglers tallying multiple fish, though the writer teases the newspaper man’s absence next time.
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Sea Side Park
BB Newcomb
Barnegat Bay
A. T. Wolley
Woolley
Newcomb
al A
Beott's Lady of the Take Sells to a Reluctant Farmer
A quirky exchange shows a book agent pushing a sale for Beott's Lady of the take while a farmer laments being stocked out by Goott's goods. The odd dialog hints at commerce in scarce literary items.
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Beott
Goott
New York and New Jersey League Tuesday Matchups
Today’s games feature Long Branch at Newburgh Danbury at Kingston and Poughkeepsie at Middletown in the New York and New Jersey League with three regional showdowns.
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New York and
New Jersey
Long Branch
Newburgh
Danbury
Kingston
Poughkeepsie
Middletown
Il. PC
Dan
Steebere Serene
Kingston Newburgh
Aviator Injured as Biplane Dives Into Deal Lake
George Grey, an aviator scheduled to perform at Asbury Park, failed to clear a tree at Ashbury Park athletic grounds and crashed into Deal Lake. His wife and mother witnessed the scene as Grey was taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital with bruises and later returned to his quarters. A dirigible then flew to the boardwalk and back.
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Asbury Park
George Grey
Navy
Deal Lake
Grey
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Ashbury Park
Poughkeepsie Beats Long Branch Cubans In Spirited Contest
Poughkeepsie won 14 to 2 as Luque pitched for the shére team and McKenzie-Mac Edmond battery anchored the defense. Gonzales and Villazon contribute on the mound while Luque silenced the Cubans late. The win extends Poughkeepsie’s streak amid a busy road schedule with games in Newburgh and Middletown ahead this week.
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Poughkeepsie
Long Branch
Luque
Shéré
Gonzales
Repins
McCabe
McKenzie
Macedmond
Henriquez
Padrone
Newburgh
Villazon
Middletown
Cincinnati
Fragmented OCR note on hair texture and color variations
An unclear OCR passage discusses hair types with terms like ablation and texture variations. It references Ported Angitante and aspirants for political honor, offering a cryptic critique or description without clear context or complete sentences.
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Poe Mabek
A nature lover and a charity concert misadventure
A light piece contrasts a nature loving woman who frets over heat dust and snakes with a man who persuades her to enjoy the outdoors. The second item, introduced as Tid Bits, sketches a charity concert miscue where a missing baritone delays the program and a chairman misnames the singer with comic effect.
Waiting to Be Teased in a Hammock Conversation
A humorous exchange quoted from the Chicago Record-Herald about a girl preferring a hammock and a boy noting comfort in it. The dialogue plays on the idea of sharing the hammock and the temptation of forming a habit one might regret.
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Chicago Record- Herald
Pronunciation Lesson Sparks Divorce Debate
A playful dialogue from Harper's Weekly notes how pronunciation affects divorce terminology, contrasting expressions like divorce and divorcee with a professor and Mr Slab sides. The Chicago Record snippets lampoon discreet missteps and a notorious but unnamed celebrity remark about cigars.
Towers of Pisa Slip Threatens Italian Landmark
A brief item notes the Leaning Tower of Pisa tilting more each year and facing increasing danger. Other quirky items mention an Italian embassy fashion accessory, a poison squad egg test in Trenton, a man suing for divorce after a marriage premium, a Chicago railroad observation car searchlight, a loyal son in St. Louis, and a Russian tailor in America heir to a large fortune.
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Pisa
America
St. Louis
Liben
Critics say public school criticism unfair says experts
A new report from the United States Bureau of Education addresses current debates over the public school. It argues the so called three R s are not neglected and that today s three B s reading writing and arithmetic are taught better than fifty or sixty years ago while noting a shift toward broader aims including vocational subjects and preparation for life and work.
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United States Bureau of Education
Golden Age for Farm Hands Offers Rides to Lure Workers
Dorset farmer Ray Melis in Ohio promises summer work with inducements to attract strong youths. Each man may have a horse and buggy for Sundays or evenings. Quitting time is 6 p m each weekday with Sundays off, plus a chance to join local farm tasks. The text ends abruptly with garbled OCR.
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Barday Bent
Tongue Twisters and Comic Vignettes in One Page
A collection of humorous snippets and social quips from a vintage newspaper page. It includes a wedding seating anecdote from the Denver Republican, a contortionist cucumber gag, an intoxicated man joke, a domestic chat from the Kansas City Star, a miscommunication with shoe sizes in the Boston Transcript, and a hay settlement quip from the Yonkers Statesman.
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Woun
Cobb
Denver Republican
Idiotic Advice at the Village Chemist Visit
A humorous exchange from London Opinion where a patient reports the chemist advised him to see the dentist, prompting the dentist to ask if he had started elsewhere. The banter highlights distrustful irony about professional referrals in a village setting.
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London
Israelite colony egg bearing oracle near Benton Harbor
A religious sect near Benton Harbor Michigan claims eggs laid by a hen bearing messages such as O K Benjamin May Pesce Pay and Not Die 1915. Benjamin heads the colony which guards its nest as claims the eggs foretell the 144000 may perish unless protected.
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Sekt Revere
Benton Harbor
Mich
O. K. Benjamin
Benjamin
Ierses
Fragmented lyrics evoke Uncle Sam political unrest
The fragmentary OCR text hints at a political or patriotic song about Uncle Sam facing trouble and tension with Mexico. The verses reference being watched, pacification efforts, and a weary public, but readable details are limited.
$100,000,000 Fund for Fight Against Anaemia
A speech by sador Page at a casual Anglo-Saxon lab discusses a $100,000,000 fund for eradicating anaemia and related diseases. He argues curing native races could alter global demographics and reduce the so called yellow peril, with impact on India China Japan and the West Indies.
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Sador Page
United States
Page
India
China
Japan
West Indies
Central America
Philippines
New Marriage License Law Ties Applicant Fitness to Support
Governor Tener signs or enforces an act restricting marriage licenses to those deemed able to support a family. The statute bars issuance to individuals deemed lacking sound mind or ability to provide for dependents, with penalties for violations. Additional context shows a broader debate on eligibility criteria and the social safeguards surrounding marriages.
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Chicago Daily News
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