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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1912
Page
4
A Long Branch newspaper column lauds the Monmouth branch of the State Charities Aid Association. It urges county support for an ambitious program to combat tuberculosis aid the poor and reform welfare. It argues systemic, educational efforts will reduce crime and improve health while saving public funds.
The piece surveys rapid advances in surgery from grafting skin to transplanting bones and organs. It cites examples like sheep bone inspiration, dog bones in a leg, a finger nose, and corneas swapped with animal tissue. It notes stored human parts for future use while stressing hygiene as the healthiest path.
The piece notes Taft's rise and fall in newspaper favor from before his 1909 tariff period to after his decisive defeat. It argues editors initially disliked his tariff stance but now show renewed warmth, praising his character and virtues amid national sympathy.
The New York World says Becker and gunmen convictions mark a death sentence for gang rule and the system, but lasting impact requires strong justice administration and vigilant public sentiment to deter police criminal alliances and ongoing gang activity.
The New York Sun discusses a Republican push to extend civil service and predicts limits from a Democratic House of Representatives. It cites that political fate may leave Democrats little to pick after a sixteen-year interval, and notes an English suffragette incident where a court confrontation turned into a footwear display. The commentary laments Balkan War name shifts as a mere coincidence of fate.
Excerpted phrases discuss gender equality and suffrage as a privilege, not a right, urging women to act boldly without waiting for hall-reserved declarations. The piece questions chivalry, public opinion, and practical needs while urging decisive, independent action by women.
Editorials discuss wealth duty and the risk of success, a Kansas judge’s stance on a woman jury, and reflections on Supreme Court economy. A substantial piece argues for a Monmouth county tuberculosis hospital to treat incurable cases separately, noting cost and public sentiment, with Freeholders urged to fund the project. Also cited is a notable take on woman suffrage contrasting manliness and femininity and urging protective strength.
Miss Edna Youmans of McLain place celebrated her eighteenth birthday Tuesday evening with games music and dancing. Miss Sadie Williams and Miss Cora Reynolds performed piano solos and vocal numbers. Numerous gifts were exchanged and midnight refreshments were served. Attendees included many Misses and Messrs Youmans and related families.
Aimed at the alumni association, a rare opportunity offers violinist Max Jacobs to give a recital through the Intermedia] School. Jacobs, noted among New York’s artistic Musicians’ Club, studied the Sevcik method and has performed locally at Ocean Grove, Deal, and Monmouth Beach Club. Assisting artists will be announced with arrangements finalized.
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