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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1914
Page
10
A Long Branch notice urges women to try Harfina at Wert's Pharmacy to restore thick lustrous hair. It promises new growth, reduced dandruff, soothed itching, and halted shedding, with a pharmacist's guarantee and money back if results fail.
The chauffeur of the Baff murder car, a well dressed young man unnamed by police, was located on crews supplied by Assistant District Attorney Devel. Police aim to uncover the crucial passengers from last Tuesday night who killed Barnet Ball, wealthy poultry dealer. Cohen, known as Kid Griffo, poultry inspector, was also arrested on an assault charge four years old, a development police deem key to solving the case. Harry Baff, Barnet’s son and partner, backs police efforts and expects more arrests connected to the shooting.
General Von Emmich and the Duke of Brunswick are noted for wearing the Iron Cross, reflecting their wartime honors and status.
General von Eminich wears the Iron Cross first class for bravery and for capturing Lieyr e. He is pictured with the Duke of Prunswick, son in law of the Kaiser, who also bears the Iron Cross.
Queen Elizabeth of Belgium is confined to bed due to overwork with the Red Cross service, according to a Manshode publication reported in Rotterdam via London on December 1.
Red Bank High School staged a Thanksgiving program last Wednesday with the Board of Education and visitors present. The program featured marching, orchestra, songs, and recitations including Tipperary Flemming November and The First Thanksgiving Day. Numerous local residents and relatives were mentioned as visiting or returning from trips to New York and Brooklyn.
About twenty young people gathered as Mrs. Charles Hammel and son Granning of Brooklyn visited A. L. McQueen on Shrewsbury avenue. Mrs. Rue of New York visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ivins on Hridge avenue. Miss Myrtie Johnson of West Farms returned to teaching after time with her parents on Hudson avenue. Miss Julia Gorey of Broadstreet has become a saleslady at Woolworth's store.
The piece argues that temperament does not excuse selfishness and evil. It asserts people inherit temperaments with both good and bad traits and must shake off perversions to do their best work. If excuses tied to temperament were recognized as excuses for perversion, much sorrow could be avoided.
The article notes Sir Edward Clarke during five decades at the English bar was never instrumental in securing a death penalty unless arguing a colonial appeal before the privy council. It adds that Irish judges Baron Fitzgerald and Lord Morris, with long bench tenures, never pronounced capital sentences or hanged a criminal.
Whispering galleries in the Washington Capitol and Gloucester Cathedral England allow whispers to travel long distances. In Washington, voices heard 65 feet apart. In Gloucester, an octagonal gallery transmits a whisper 75 feet across the nave.
A concise reflection on character defining strength as restraint and steady resolve. It contrasts forceful feeling with disciplined conduct, highlighting inner steadiness amid external pressure and internal turmoil.
Russia boasts rich soil and ore deposits with a growing mining sector. Over half a million people are now engaged in making and working metals, signaling a robust industrial expansion.
Atlantic Highlands report notes Monmouth Lodge I A M held a social meeting at the lodge rooms above the Lyric theatre with about fifty attendees. A interdenomination tea attracted over forty guests hosted by Mrs Charles R Snyder. Miss Lidia Hayes spoke on Sitka Alaska missions. attendees enjoyed a social hour and film. Reverend Alfred Oliver Jr now ill with typhoid fever. trustees plan St Marys Sunday school chapel on Highlands avenue. lot size 50 by 180 feet, First avenue side. chapel planned at $2500.
A humorous Nineteenth century mash of dialect mischief and misperceived names. Cleopatra Belle asks for social favors with a playful twist, while a New England visitor in Berlin explains American town origins to a bemused German, joking that Andover lies next to Tewksbury.
An English scientist states sunlight hitting Earth from the sun exerts a pressure of 70 000 tons, illustrating a surprising mechanical effect of solar radiation on our planet.
At a Sunday meeting Highlands residents organized St Marys Lyceum Club electing Terry Marten president and Mark Teaney vice president. A basketball committee was appointed with players including the Kennesseys Teaney ONeil and Ahern. A two day bazaar for the Methodist church was planned and a Christmas cantata rehearsals began at the church.
The brightest women often feel dull in mind and spirit with headache and backache, making life seem not worth living. These feelings are usually temporary, caused by indigestion or biliousness and can ease with a few doses.
A working class mother at a family gathering suggests taking the children to see their grandma's grave. Her sister objects and the mother notes she would rather see a grave than a wedding, remarking that that is the end of it.
The chameleon and other cold blooded animals change color at will through chromatophores in their skin. These pigment cells expand or contract, altering color as the process occurs.
The slow but steady loss of water with age is observed in rats and other animals. Younger bodies contain more water and higher amounts of nitrogen and phosphorus, which diminish as they age.
A concise note asserts that the phrase It Spells W o r k expresses genius and truth through correct actions. It also claims the same letters form Honesty when practiced properly, framing work as a path to integrity and insight.
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