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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1914
Page
7
The Daily Record argues for a county tuberculosis hospital in Monmouth County citing economic and public health reasons. It notes the burden of treatment costs and the benefits of local care for patients and families, plus broad support from major taxpayers. The piece also condemns external interference in Latin American neutrality amid the ongoing world conflict.
Assistant Justice Holmes doubts the denial of a writ of error in the Frank murder case where a hostile crowd influenced the verdict and Georgia's motion to set aside was late. He argues serious flaws in judicial procedure when a man faces death due to rights guaranteed by the Constitution yet cannot obtain redress because state courts won't grant relief. There should be a remedy.
Department of Labor analysis shows far fewer aliens arriving at Atlantic seaports during wartime than the prior year with 97 458 arrivals from UR TRE tte November 71 bored versus 421 584 the year before and 740 on November 7 versus 3 270 last year. The report foresees a flood of immigrants after the war, including impoverished men seeking opportunity and Europeans taxed to fund the conflict, urging an open and welcoming door.
The New York Evening Mail mocks women voters while predicting 1916 votes in twelve states. It argues women will vote on issues, not spite, and will safeguard citizenship, home-rule rights, and the Federal Constitution against radical leaders.
The Camden Courier argues for maintaining distance from Vera Cruz. It contends that since the April 21 flag incident, the government has faced duties to uphold dignity and steer clear of entanglements, making troop withdrawal a cause for Thanksgiving.
Canal Record estimates average saving for vessels from American ports via the Panama waterway at 5500 miles 23 days and 2250 dollars after tolls. In two and a half months 15180000 bushels of grain moved. tolls repeal shows strong revenue and minimal traffic interference. New French trenches on the battle front feature separate rooms toilets and bomb observation chambers with kitchens.
The passage laments ongoing wartime hardships, notes the Morris Canal abandonment looming again, and critiques lawmakers facing tough problems. It urges prompt Christmas shopping as December begins and hints at calls for action rather than further delays.
A collection of opinion notes critiques on regret and career choices, a ministerial posting to Belgium, world currency plans, rail reform politics, wartime trade, and a legal challenge to Minnesota wage laws. It cites public figures and newspapers while urging restraint in judicial overreach. The piece blends social commentary with call to public discourse and advertising for the Daily Record.
A narrative lyric describes Vale awaiting her loved one, the martial parade, and the conqueror's triumph. The scene centers on a woman watching a distant parade from a turret as a hero returns with shield and broken sword in triumph. John Fennemore.
A humorous exchange about flattery and vice opens with a Raleigh quote. Jedson recounts a county prohibition gag involving Hiram Tlardapple receiving a fake circular offering a keg of hard stuff for $2, only to be sent scrap iron and a keg of spikes instead. Silas finds it funny, reflecting small town banter.
A speaker argues that bold dreams become reality for successful manufacturers who start with small capital. With a solid product and daily newspaper advertising, they can move hundreds of thousands in sales and reach millionaire status. Local conditions and persistent promotion are key.
A Chicago Herald reprint mocks how a Paris hat dealer declines a deputy post. The adroit French maneuver mirrors American self praise, noting the candidate’s hat business at 1000 Rue de Marseille prevents public duty as he prefers hat service to the people.
The article surveys jumping locomotion across animals from mammals to birds and insects, then highlights fishes with notable leaping abilities. It notes salmon and sea trout as prime leapers enjoyed by anglers, with salmon seen jumping up to ten feet and fish often leaping repeatedly when hooked before capture.
A historical note traces Empress Josephine’s many names and her husband Napoleon’s habit of renaming women. It also explains Tyrone’s name origins from Niall’s eight sons with Ulster territories, including Tir Bogain Gand Tir Conail and the enduring names Tyrone and Donegal.
In ancient inland peoples salt springs were seen as divine gifts. The Chaonians of Epirus had a spring feeding a fishless stream, and legends say Neracles granted salt to forefathers instead of fish. A philosopher questions the desire to live 100 years, promising to try if a good reason is offered.
A short note describes a weekly on the Gold Coast when no fishing occurs to honor the sea god. Fishermen use Tuesday for mending nets, reflecting on how much life is spent marring one’s own influence. Includes a Browning quotation about destiny.
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