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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1913
Page
6
A fragment discusses sugar as a carbon source for forming gas carbureted hydrogen and its role in growth and respiration of living organisms. It warns against the monopoly on glucose dust and notes fluoride loss with aging causing hair loss.
A fragmentary discussion cites Dr. Cerri Hert and Prof Froude on how oxygen behaves under high pressure in deep water and the effects of air saturation on bees. It also notes a butler's quip about Mr Froude's liberal or conservative alignment and a London specialist's remark on women's vanity and action.
Fragmentary rail timetable text shows partial station times and routes. Mentions New York area connections and Baltimore service with scattered numbers and abbreviations.
The Utica Observer notes long debated Cape Cod canal project first proposed in 1620 to shorten Atlantic shipping by 120 miles. Backers cite reduced storms, lower insurance and freight costs, with completion hoped for by 1912 amid prior delays and funding questions.
In a western high school English class discussing Mark Twain and his quirks, a student praised Twain's personal appearances and noted a belief that women in kitchens could improve cooking by thoughtful presentation. A Cheltenham licensing witness lamented a rigid drink habit and questioned a main drinker’s pipe lighting.
Time table shows train departures from New York West 26th and Long Branch to New York with listed times and fares. Fares include $1.15 and other amounts. services run on weekdays from Battery near South Ferry and from Sea Bright area with multiple daily departures.
Miss Mattie Gagidl spent last week at The Lydges Goose Neck. Mrs A Lowrie of Evanston Illinois is spending the late part of summer at the Walsh country villa. Miss Marykles of Third Ave has returned home after a pleasant outing at Freehold. Miss Myrtle Bickles spends a fortnight at a mountain camp Bearac Lake Seepee Dares. Mrs Zaides Kane has returned to Reaville after visiting Mr and Mrs H P Quirk and daughter Sapa at Leon Garrison’s home in Keggart. Miss Rose Long Branch is ae Mee wee.
The Weather Bureau reports fair conditions in New Jersey tonight with moderate southwest winds. Observations from Long Branch show 59 degrees at 8 a.m. and 67 degrees at 8 p.m. with a warmer night ahead.
A fragment reports a troubling dispute involving a woman in Birmingham, triggering public interest. Details are limited, but the event centers on interpersonal conflict and local response.
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