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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1913
Page
3
A collection of house notes and brief tips from McCaln's Magazine covers cleaning brass with hot soapy ammonia, bottles with egg shells lemon vinegar and raw potato, plus tips on mold prevention and short quotes on self confidence and doing good work. It includes brief anecdotes and verses about courage and poetry.
Two managers discuss a new soprano as one doubts his judgment noting the others show no jealousy. The Kansas City Star quotes a remark about enthusiasm and doubt over the singer. A separate joke notes a wife who reads marriage notices daily, missing only every six years when someone she knows marries.
A humorous exchange quoted: the Sweet Young Thing asks for flea help and the grouchy drug store clerk suggests trying a dog. The line ends with a note to advertise in the Daily Record.
Thanksgiving collection at Monmouth Memorial Hospital raises twenty one dollars. Rutgers and Chattle seniors and teachers attend meetings. Class of 1913 funds Webster and Grant busts for Chattle building. Attendance urged for athletic and teachers meetings as Pitman honors Benjamin Potter Phi Beta Kappa at Harvard.
Hundreds of local rheumatics report relief after using Kline's Rheumatic Remedy. The ad claims sufferers regain strength, calm nerves, and improved health, urging immediate use. Available at H. S. Meyers 119 6th Avenue Long Branch Schroeders' Pharmacy and James Cooper Rexall Red Bank.
The election basis includes scholarship grades and progress through college. Teachers received thanks today as checks circulated. The Chattle pupils Thanksgiving play last Wednesday morning was exceptionally well rendered with all participants performing well.
A Long Branch Letter to the editor questions the proposed City Market location at Ocean Park. The writer argues the site is too far from town and suggests a more central beachfront or pier placement to increase convenience for shoppers.
A West End Fire Company meeting elected officers including President Martin McCue and Secretary William Tappin. Afterward members enjoyed clam stew and cigars. A clergyman joke followed about a sermon that was not worth reading.
United States Weather Bureau forecast for 86 hours ending today at 8 pm unsettled tonight and Tuesday with moderate easterly winds. Report includes temperatures from 40 to 44 degrees, high 44, low 40, humidity around 85 rising to 92, no precipitation in past 24 hours, and tide table for Sandy Hook with high at 4:10 pm and low at 3:24 am.
A method to strip old wallpaper uses a thick paste of flour and acetic acid applied with a brush. After soaking for minutes, the wallpaper lifts in large strips with minimal dust. Also notes on holiday enjoyment and a correction for a misprint about Mrs Oversook’s Big Feet.
Toledo Blade reflects on nature's voices noting a rooster’s silence would have spared early hours, contrasting with oriole melodies and the idea that some birds offer more pleasant dawn sounds. The piece muses on natural harmony and subtle daily rhythms.
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