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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1913
Page
7
Benj eens Bobbitt editor published by F M Taylor Publishing Co 192 Broadway Charles L Edwards secretary and manager Dong Branch New Jersey telephone 1000 Long Branch central listing of staff and office details for the publishing firm.
The article weighs former Governor Stokes bid to purge old line New Jersey Republicans, doubt about his ability to win, and his plan to place party fences in order for the future. It notes backing by David Baird and recalls Stokes’ prior governorship amid intra party power dynamics.
In 1938 tariff reductions were blocked by a claimed need for a tariff commission. The Aldrich bill passed while bills lowering living costs were vetoed. Col onel Mulhall and Mr Miles of the National Association of Manufacturers allege the motive was to deceive the public and quell tariff anger.
Norman Hapgood a fusion leader in New York concedes Mayor Gaynor is brilliant gifted and experienced and possesses charm and cleverness He notes his usefulness due to force and originality and asks why such an official should be retired from public office He questions opponents who admit these qualities and asks who can measure up to them.
The Progressive Times hints that former Governor John Franklin Fort, now a Monmouth county voter, could run for the Assembly on the Progressive ticket this fall. The idea sparks debate on propriety and political strategy, noting past presidents and leaders who returned to public life.
A Sulzer defense and Newark News critique frame New York politics as a clash of reformers and alleged highwaymen. The piece contrasts Sulzer’s evasions with opponents’ impeachment moves while noting media bias and persisting distrust of campaign committee choices.
Amid reflections on past campaigns for Governor and President Wilson, the piece notes reduced fear of a Mexican war and calls a future conflict inexcusable. It contrasts a Sulzer case with the Thaw case, highlighting shifting political divides this summer.
A collage of editorials notes cautions on governance and industry. It praises Keokuk dam progress and warns about officials neglecting duties while commenting on Thaw insanity cases, Fielder’s rising support, and social trends in nurses’ elopements.
A column extols marrying trained nurses as ideal partners for men, praising nurse training for patience and steadiness, and cautioning against dependence. It also includes an ode praising modern roads as smooth and durable compared to the old muddy paths, celebrating progress in infrastructure.
A compact column echoes a maxim on duty over personal restraint and judgment. The phrase urges unwavering devotion to obligation even amid tempting discretion.
An Atchison girl famed for visiting spends time studying etiquette and hosts guests by displaying her possessions. She welcomes the Jess and family, showing off boxes trays and trunks to demonstrate orderly hosting. Advertise In the Daily Record.
Paris Figaro essay by Elie Dautrin advises women to judge a man's character by how he eats a peach at dessert. Watch for speed, care, and artistry. slow, tender, deliberate eating signals suitability for marriage.
Miss Helen Keller who is blind and deaf hears the violin through teeth placed on the instrument. Professor Franz Kobter of the Oberlin Conservatory played while Keller in Petoskey Michigan reacted with astonishment. She described the sound as like voices of singing angels.
In Los Angeles H Tanigachi plans to challenge the California alien land law after seeking an interpretation from attorney H A Chamberlin. Tanigachi aims to transfer 200 acres to fellow Japanese for farming and may take the case to the U S Supreme Court if needed.
A commentary argues women excel at value shopping and advertising literacy. It claims wives and mothers save money by reading ads and planning purchases before visiting stores, while men overstate their shopping prowess.
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