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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1913

Page

8

New Impetus to Vivisection War Stirs Congress Debate

The Washington Conference on vivisection and animal protection, sparked by London and Copenhagen pledges, seeks wider public sympathy for animal cruelty issues. The report highlights cases of lacking anaesthetics, cruel surgeries, and long-term animal suffering, urging scrutiny of vivisection, trapping, and human experimentation especially involving children.

Washington Dec London Copenhagen T. Gilbert Pearson National Audubon Societies Congress Austin Flint J. Draper Maury Rockefeller Institute Jean V. Cooke Te Journal of Experimental Medicine Cooke Journal of Experimental Medicine Ihs

Long Branch Urged to Expand Broadway Rail Station Plans

A Varied discussion with Tra Whyte of the New Jersey Central promotes improving the Broadway crossing area near Long Branch to justify a hotel influx and a future Jersey Central station. Whyte cites coast development, coastal cooperation, and capital waiting to fuel modern hotels, urging local business grit and cross-resort collaboration.

Tra Whyte Mr Whyte New Jersey Central Jersey Shore Allenhurst Long Branch Whyte Florida Broadway Jersey Central Mr. Whyte Asbury Park Little Spring Lake New York Central Nashville Tenn Poughkeepsie

Recipe for Happiness Ad in Daily Record

A satirical line advertises happiness as a skill to master blind deaf and dumb states. The piece promotes advertising in the Daily Record as profitable.

What Would You Say Now Madame de Genlis Quote

A fragment notes Madame de Genlis in Directory times as a witty figure about women and dress, implying debates on propriety and social image in a historical context. The excerpt evokes cultural pressures rather than a full narrative.

Madame de Genlis Beonu

Fragmentary cartoon caption on domestic scene

A brief comic caption shows a wife presenting a pudding to her husband and a playful reply about being labeled the “waste basket.” The exchange captures a lighthearted domestic joke in a dated newspaper style.

West Long Branch Official Minutes 1913 Meeting

West Long Branch Borough Council met November 20 1913 at 8 10 p m Mayor Poole presiding Present Councilmen Beach Gold ed Slocum Wright Minutes of prior meeting approved Lighting committee reported extra summer lights disconnected Board of Health communication read and filed Tax map notice directed meeting first and third Thursday nights of each month County canvassers report Arthur F Golden elected Mayor Frank Antonides James R Mount elected Councilmen Reports received and filed Bill for F M Taylor Pub Co printing 31 53 Warrant paid Meeting adjourned Borough Clerk Frank A Poole

West Long Priestly John Golden Board of County Canvassers Arthur F. Golden Frank Antonides James R. Mount Wright F. M. Taylor Pub, Co Frank A. Poole

Advertised Letters at Long Ranch Post Office

List of uncalled letters dated November 29 at Long Ranch post office includes Mrs W W Bradey Mrs Jessie Brown Mrs Edward Eherman Mrs J J Corlier Otto Cranmer Mrs W H Day W T Donnelly three entries J T Emmons Miss Olive B Hendrickson Jacob Land Mrs B Monroe R N Millen J Obr iant Mary Parker Miss Helen Proctor J B E Pye Mrs A Rickie Mrs Rowe Mr Sehreneck Miss Lena M Way G E Williams Mrs T Wilson A T Woolley P M

Long Ranch W. W. Bradey Jessie Brown Edward Eherman J. J. Corlier Otto Cranmer W. H. Day W. T. Donnelly J. T. Emmons Olive B. Hendrickson Jacob Land B. Monroe R. N. Millen J. Obriant Mary Parker Hellen Proctor J. BE. Pye A. Rickie Rowe Mr.Sehreneck Lena M. Way G. E. Williams T. Wilson A. T. Woolley P.M

Idea Refuted in Paper on Wrinkles and Hot Water

A reply ridicules a printed claim that hot water prevents wrinkles. The speaker notes Peeks and his wife are deeply involved, suggesting they live in hot water and mock the questionable assertion.

Garfield School Honor Roll Honors October Students

The Garfield School honor roll lists grades A B and C with dozens of named students and two teachers. It details 19 students under A Grade and 13 girls among the A Grade cohort, followed by B and C grades with extensive name lists across multiple classes led by several teachers.

Garfield School

Montessori to Visit United States for Lectures on Child Education

Dr Maria Montessori, famed Italian educator, arrives in America with interpreter to present her teaching methods and show moving pictures from the House of Childhood. The tour, organized by the Montessori Educational Association of America with prominent backers, will span three weeks and visit about eight to ten eastern cities beginning in Washington.

Maria Montessori Madame Montessori Rome Abel Hatian The Montessori Educational Association of America Alexander Graham Bell P. P. Claxton II. S. ‘Commissioner of Education Col. McClure New York Margaret Wilson Association Dr. Montessori National Capital Pr. Montessori United States Mississippi Olin Washington

Foolishness of Windom Sage Witty Quote

A Cincinnati Enquirer collection quotes the idea that a sage stays awake worrying over unseen things, while a fool remains unaware of them. The remark frames wisdom as concern beyond common knowledge.

Windom Cincinnati Enquirer

Saving the Eyesight Through Far Sight and Water

An authority says using the eyes to view distant clouds, sky, trees, and forests is beneficial. Observing far objects strengthens vision, and being on the water particularly helps prevent short sightedness.

Miss Marjorie Taylor Hosts Thanksgiving Party

Miss Marjorie Helene Taylor of Broadway entertained in honor of Miss Marion Peterson of Staten Island. Prof. J Pitman West played piano while guests danced, then enjoyed a bountiful midnight repast with autumn decorations and festive favors. Attendees included Leola Crawford, Nion Lehritter, Helen Sherman, and many others from Freehold and area towns.

Marjorie Helene Taylor P. G. Taylor Broadway Marion Peterson Staten Island J. Pitman West Leola Crawford Nion Lehritter Freehold Helen Sherman Helen Zilly Dorothy van Brunt Dorothy Carr Anna Woolley Amélia Woolley Mildred Proctor Ethelyn Williams Bernice Blaisdell Messrs Brann Laird Herbert R

Overworked Words and Morning Routines

A concise note on language fatigue, noting that terms like strenuous and impeccable lose force through overuse. It laments banal and common phrases such as in our midst and going to Turkey Row last Thursday. The piece critiques verbose habits in writing.

Philosophy of letting go

A concise aphorism notes that adopting a philosophical stance makes acceptance of loss feel easier than clinging to possessions. It contrasts mental stance with emotional release, implying practicality in managing attachments.

Syracuse America Puck

A Healthful Butter Substitute Gains Support

The piece argues oleomargarine as a cost saving substitute amid high butter prices. It notes government inspection, sanitary standards, and broad scientific endorsement, urging no new taxes or laws that raise its cost or harm quality. It frames oleomargarine as affordable without lowering living standards.

Europe

What she Did

Mrs Exe recounts riding a streetcar without paying fare and the conductor challenging her. Her husband Mr Exe asks what she did in response. The exchange captures a public remark noted by the Boston Transcript.

Johnny and mother quarrel over missing teeth tale

A mother accuses Johnny of fighting and losing two teeth. Johnny claims they are not lost but kept in his pocket, insisting he did not lose them. The exchange reveals a domestic dispute tone with a humorous twist.

Evracuse Johnny

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