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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1914

Page

5

Horrors of War on the Battlefront

Reporter William G. Shepherd documents 200 miles of fighting between Austrian and Russian forces near Przemysl, detailing battery actions, brutal shelling, grave cholera cases, a cholera hospice, a dying soldier priest scene, and the immense toll on troops as artillery roars and lifes fade under sunlit trees.

William G. Shepherd United Press Przemysl Austria New York Count von Hertzendorf von Hertgendorf Frederich von Hertzendorf Red Cross Dia Ulin Gallett Confens Adams Soliers Shekowi Col. Join Miomeh

Battle day at Przemysl described by a soldier

A wartime diary recounts an Austro Russian artillery duel near Przemysl. Shell bursts rattle a hill, farms, and a wagon camp as units deploy and return fire. The narrator notes the morale of Austrian troops remains high despite heavy shelling and the Archduke Leopold Salvator watches from the front.

Praemysl Przemysl New York Leopold Salvator

Parsons Return To Princeton and Local Meeting

Regents Reginald and Theodore Parsons return to Princeton College after Thanksgiving with Rey and Mrs Dwight L Parsons. The young people's missionary society meets Friday night. Rey C McKay of Long Branch will speak. Mrs Graham of New York visits Eva Valentine. Hurley sisters stay with Mrs John B Hugg in Long Branch. Westminster circle held a sociable Friday night with tableaus charades and songs of 1812 Mexican wars. social time and refreshments followed.

Reginald Theodore Parsons Princeton College Rey Dwight L. Parsons Young People's Missionary Society Rey, C FP. McKay Long Branch Graham New York Eva Valentine Esther Marie Hurley John 8 Hugg Westminster Circle

Oakhurst social notes mix visits and church events

Miss Libbie King from Bradley Beach visits brother Charles King in Poplar. Miss Mary Lesher, a local teacher, takes two rooms with Mrs. Tallman. The J ames Johnson family moves to Wells Avenue. George Herbert and George Van Note enjoy days at Allenwood visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goodwin. Rossteen Hibbetts ill with indigestion. Harry Van Note has a nervous attack. Ladies Aid plans a chicken pot pie supper in the church basement on December 9. Carolyn Woolley to lead Epworth League at Oakhurst M F S Church on December 6 with topic What Motive Shall Govern My Christmas Giving. Mrs Tallman Sr to lead December 18. Cottage prayer meetings continue Tuesday evenings through January revival.

Libbie King Bradley Beach Charles King Poplar Mary Lesher Oakhurst William R. Tallman Lewis Street James Johnson Wells House Monmouth Road Wells Avenue George Herbert George van Note Allenwood Frank Goodwin Rossteen Hibbetts Lake Street Harry G. van Note West Park Avenue Ladies’ Aid Society Lakestreet

An Odd Crime Report About Lady Bowyer Smith

An Englishwoman Lady Bowyer Smith is guilty of vulpicide for killing a fox not by traditional hound pursuit. The Cincinnati Times-Star notes this act as nearly as serious as killing a man. An advertisement references the Daily Record.

Lady Bowyer-Smith Cincinnati

Life in the Garden of Eden as described by Atlantic Monthly

The excerpt contrasts the Edenly life of leisure with the toil of man after expulsion. It notes Eve, the serpent, and Adam were not guarded by sentries but simply driven from a paradise of trees to work for bread. The piece highlights trees, palm wine, and natural clothing as part of the garden’s abundance.

Garden of Eden Den Jehovah Adam Eve Atlantic Monthly

Remarkable snake bite cure from Bhavagar report

Bhavagar correspondent notes two villagers bitten by a cobra were poured with hot water from sixteen feet high while seated. They survived and felt renewed, likely because no poison was injected. The cure hinges on fear and pain rather than antidote.

Bhavagar Clvil Military Gazette

Colors and the mind how hues affect mood and nerves

A New York Sun item explains colors influence brain activity and emotions. It notes red and purple tones are stimulating while blue curtains facing south may lift spirits, and that colorful flowers like crimson pink and amethyst rhododendrons can boost mood, reflecting early color psychology ideas.

Ted New York Sun

Eighteenth Century Tips in Households and Service

A London Standard note recounts eighteenth century manners with rail etiquette and social tricks. La Blanc observes servants lined in passageways after dining, each offering a deliberate hand. Lord Harley notes George II’s queen gifting villages while the king calls it folly.

Nus la Blanc

Darning Stockings Technique Featured In Advice Note

The piece discusses how to mend stockings using boiling water to shrink wool at the spout of a kettle, then washing to prevent further shrinkage and tearing. It cites A C Benson in Century Magazine and warns about the perils and allure of literary expression for keen, expressive natures who cannot convey their feelings through art.

Tantalus A. C. Benson Century Magazine

Constant Cost of Marriage Compared to Car Ownership

A witty exchange notes that maintaining a wife is like owning a car. The jest centers on ongoing upkeep rather than the initial purchase, reflecting early 20th century views on marriage and expense.

Munner Dunner New York Sun

A Useful Burglar Cheerful Householder

A London newspaper excerpt notes a witty exchange with a burglar and a householder urging quiet sleep. The exchange is framed as domestic humor reflecting wartime daily life and social discomfort in London.

London

Fitting a Name to the Baby in Town Topics

Brief exchange mocks baby naming asking for a name with jokes about coffee keeping awake at night. Includes lines from Mrs Honck and Honck and a ditto Papa, illustrating light social quips in Philadelphia Ledger style.

Philadelphia Ledger

Emigration from Palermo to the United States

Between thirty and forty thousand Siciliana leave Palermo for the United States annually and most eventually return home or visit. The quotation reflects on self esteem and home, echoing Wordsworth.

Palermo United States

Thanksgiving Day clay bird shoot tops Oceanport event

Oceanport held a Thanksgiving Day clay bird shoot at the Park Hotel run by Benjamin Lane. Olympic Champion C W Billings won with the day’s best score. Other items note Alvin Langwith visiting, a Monmouth County Poultry Show, a birth, and local scholastic attendance and teachers for November term 1914.

Park Hotel Benjamin Lane Oceanport Avenue C. W. Billings Alvin Langwith E. M. Berry Douglass Newark Mirs Berry Douglass Riddle William H. Tabor Oceanport Monmouth County Asbury Park Mr. Tabor Michael Conway Wolf Hill Avenue Mr. Stork Mary Williams Main Street Ellis Willams Helen Philadelphia Geo. A. Lippincott Wlisha Lippincott Commelin H. Allen New York Oceanport Schol J. L. Meyer Howard Blakeslee Byron Briggs Arthur Chase William Conover Chester Conron Russell Gant Lester Jones Willis Lund Cecil McCloud Harold Rhoades Charles van Brackle Stanley VanKirk Milton Cook Mildred Anderson Edith Cook Mary Gudie Francis Moore Alma Crawford Ethia A. Thompson Frank Briggs Wallace Chasey David Eckert Layle BE. Hennessey Milton Johnson Harry Moore Henry Osthoff William F. Reeder Sherwood W. Scarsi Howard Worthley Wiliam Dametz Lillian Layton Alice VanSchoick Ellen Beet Agnes Busch Alma Buach Dorothy Conrow Esther Conover Ethel Cammus Lida Chasey Esther Davis Viola Gant Constance Higham Grace le Maire Julia Moore Nellia M. Houlihan Bryelyn Busch Emily Damels Lopisa Dards Ella Hennessey Frances Reeder Emma Sears Mary Vandereedt Amy Voorhees Elizabeth West Anna Briggs Elsie Linquist Clifford Cammus Edward Chasey Frank Conrow Jack Moran Stanley Breage

Garfield school's honor roll marks many pupils

Garfield School reports 317 pupils on its honor roll for November across classes 4A to Kindergarten. Names list 100 plus students and teachers including Shanger Wilder and Sutphin. The roll reflects both boys and girls in multiple grades with extensive student rosters.

Garfield School B. A. Shanger Tony Arzente Cosmo Belmont Jacob Cohen Milton Cranmer Paul DeNuccl Frank Farbell Morris Fasino Ernest Niero Akiba Plager Harold Robinson Joseph Stamen Geo. van Pelt John Aschetino Charles Zigenfuss Caroline Bell May Boone Helen Cohen Annie Cole Catherine Coles Dorothy Blinsiy Charlotte Howland Kathryn Lane Frances, Smith Gertrude Marriner H. G. Wilder Anthony Acerra Eugene Bouvier Edward Ivins Louis Katz Chas Kirby Carroll Morris Alfred Slocum Milton Stein Solomon Tepper Wesley VanCleaf Elsie Embley Helen Ferguson Jas. Wolkom Albert Hall Niels Simoni Elsie DeCamp Ethel Heiman Beatrice Lane Angelina Molina Janet Suozzo Elizabeth Woolley L. W. Gano Patsy Bruno Paul Coles Anthony DeNucci Carman Doranti Michael Janowitz Oliver Jeffrey Umberto Mazzacco Joseph Morelli Harvey Oxley Francis Ringleben Madison Rehm Milton Segel Joseph Farbell Ruth Antelman Virginia Aschettino Florence Boniella Vera Brower Mary de Carlo Alice Frame Tessie Fiori Sadie Gittleman Minerva Moulit Hdna Reilly Annie Sacco Jennie Schwartz Minnie Strolla Francis Suoz‘zo Ray Goodinsky Genevieve Fisler Frank Anastasia Dominic Addeo Joseph Bassone Philip Cohen Anthony BeNucci Harry Frank Francis Hance John Huge Leon Kaufman George Lippincott James Pupp Chas. Rogers John Witle Pauline Bolton Leila Hall Dora Joffe Ethel Katz Eva Lehman Jennie Luparelli Wilma Maney Priscilla Piggage Bertha Schwartz Alice Wentz F. Novius Tessie Siegel Dora Bramen Adelaide Stevens Rose Kaplan Ada EH. Marshall Jacob Fisher Samuel Gruber Isidor Hyman Louis Sach Hyman Schwartz Gerald Watts David Waldman John Manzi Eva Bruno Edna Clayton Lucia Cioffi Margaret Haley Helen Jackson Alice Kemper Jennie List Violet Lackey Louisa Trenzella Ruth Togers Ortrude Slocum Laura Truax Angelina Vasgalli Maxine Young Angelina Farbell M. A. Fountain John Boniello Max Cohen Max Glazer James Peterson Joseph Scal Charlesg” Williams sirla—Aussunita Aschettino Eva Binder Annie Formeole Sarah Glazer Dorothy Johns Bessie Ledwitz Bertha Solts Sarah Weinkowski Olivera Wright Harold Boger Thomas Bolton William Christi Milton Himmelstein Morris Karp Robert Penn John Scheri Samuel Swersky Elvin van- Dyke Kenneth Woolley William Grubnau Katherine Acerra Hannah DeCamp Mary Kasanoff Antoinette Rensella Cousilia Seribanis Sarah Taylor Loviee Tomaine Maybetis van Pelt Olga Zachingo Susan Bonaforte Philomena Farbell Elizabeth Green H. &. Sutphin Boye Abraham Altberg Karl Anselman Warren Babson Generaso Ty’averso Refael DeCarlo John Fiore Alvin Kanter Joseph Mein Paul Man’ Tell Juley Miller Harry Music Rosario

Birthday Surprise for Reginald Breitenbach

Master Reginald Breitenbach returned from Thanksgiving with grandparents Mr and Mrs Crawford to a birthday surprise party attended by many friends. Games and music highlighted the evening. Winners included Florence Gifford Mrs Jordan Hilbert Finn Leroy Ball George Gifford and Coral Throckmorton.

Reginald Breitenbach Charles B. Crawford Pauline Harvey Cora Slocum Gertrude Hugo Alila Harvey Marion Fowler Margaret Leddy Wilhelmina Ball Hilda Crawford Bessie Fowler Frances Gifford Hazel Sawyer Helen Fowler Gladys Crawford Helen Lawyer Cora Throckmorton Leroy Ball Hilbert Finn Paul Mitchell Charles van Hise George Gifford Carlton Crawford Hubert Breitenbach William Lawyer Luther Jordan Charles E. Crawford Dionus Breitenbach Florence Gifford Leroy Ball George Gifford Coral Throckmorton

Arts of Peace Founded on War Ruskin Quote

Ruskin argued that pure arts of peace arise from war for nations with soldiers. He spoke to the Royal Military academy in Woolwich in 1865, claiming no great art exists among peaceful or agrarian peoples and that commerce and manufacture hinder art.

Ruskin Royal Military Academy Woolwich

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