Rainbow Fair at Red Bank Church Tonight and Friday
The Philothea society of First Baptist Red Bank hosts a Rainbow Fair at the church with color themed booths and a Dutch Market serving eatery options. Organizers include chairwoman Mrs. Miner and assistants. multiple committees list many local women coordinating Fancy, Household, Candy, Samples, and Grab booths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philothea Society of the First
Baptist Church
Red Bank
Miner
Johnson L. Miner
Theodore Murdock
Benjamin H. Ford
Edna Naser
Mary Mount
Harold LaRos
Gertrude Norman
John Cook
Harry Johnson
George Norman
Fancy
Cecil Weaver
Mae Conklin
Daisy Davis
Augustus Layton
Charles Humrichouse
Wiliam P. Hugg
Joseph Parker
Stephen Allen
Jones
Theodore Shuitt
Josephine McQueen
Scott
Geo, Bray
Grab—Mrez
Irving Finch
Frank House
Albert
Ida Grover
Hila Davis
Harry Clayton
Emily Conover
Candy
Florence Bainton
Frank N. Worth
Samuel G. Woolsey
Katherine Mobrough
Lilian Antonides
Christine Hook
Myron Slater
Ethel Davis
Nellie Wilson
Mae Wilson
Eugene Magee
Elizabeth Dalrymple
Cassie L. Johnson
Christmas treats aid city children in need
A Christmas appeal highlights urgent cases: five children out of school for lack of shoes, a tubercular patient to White Haven, a deserted wife with four children, a family of ten with a baby, rent due and a hospitalized husband, and a mother caring for a baby. Funds and loans support clothing, provisions, medical care, and transportation costs. Donations to Mrs. Leon Cubberley or Mrs. W BE Cate are encouraged with prompt response requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Haven
New York Hospital
Leon Cubberley
Morris Avenue
Cate
Eastbourne Avenue
Weather Indications From United States Weather Bureau
Long Branch NJ forecast unsettled and colder tonight and Friday with fresh north and northeast winds. Readings show a 8 a.m. today barometer 30.18 and yesterday 20, temperatures 50 today and 53 yesterday, humidity near 98 to 100 percent, and a 24 hour precipitation total of 0.06. Tide table lists Friday high tides at 1.57 a.m. and 9:40 p.m. with weather note: earth warmed by snow by ten degrees compared with surrounding air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather Bureau
North Broadway
Long Branch
N. J
Przemysl Hold Undermined as New German Attacks Rise
Reports from Breslau and Przemysl describe heavy German assaults along the Galician front. Arch Bishop Welczor brings a grim tale of shattered palaces and overwhelmed hospitals as Austrian wounded flood the streets. Kaiser Wilhelm meets Austrian heir as fronts show mixed gains and renewed intensity across Poland and Galicia.
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Przemysl
Venice
Welczor
Kaiser
Berlin
London
Kaiser Wilhelm
Breslau
Carl Franz Josef
Friedrich
Franz Ferdinand
Servia
Vienna
War Office
Galicia
Russian Poland
Wolbrom
Novaradomsk
Lodz
King George
Evening News
Calais
England
Portugal
Lisbon
The
Hague
Lieebknecht
Reichstag
Vistula
von Hindenberg
Thorn
Kalisz
Rome
Belgrade
Peter
France
Russia
Cape Town
Christian DeWet
DeWet
Conrad Brits
Wartaburg
Col. Brits
Kdupp
Salandra
Italy
Pris
Robbery and attempted murder on barnegat bay bridge
D Edgbert a Prudential collector from Point Pleasant was hijacked near Mantoloking about six pm and thrown into Barnegat Bay. He was robbed of about 180 dollars, left unconscious but rescued by a Potter's Neck schoolteacher who heard groans and brought him ashore. He regained consciousness today and remains in bed as doctors order rest.
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D. Edgbert
Prudential Insurance Company
Point Pleasant
Adamston
Burrsville
Osbornville
Mantoloking
Edgb
Edgbert
Vatican Reestablishes Relations With Russia
Rome November 15 Vatican and Russia renew cordial ties easing peace friction. Pope Benedict aims to have Holy See represented at the postwar peace conference to secure temporal independence and end the quarrel with the Quirinal. Red Bank supper hosted by Dutch Arms Club ends with toast and speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
Russia
Henry Wood
United Press
Rome
New York
Holy See
Pope Benedict
Benedict
Quirinal
The Moon Draws Closer to Earth After Century Span
The Moon is approaching Earth at roughly fourteen feet per 200 years, a tiny but steady drift that has puzzled scientists and sparked speculation about long term orbital changes and tidal effects.
Red Bank Sunday School Basketball League Plans Season
Red Bank representatives from Sunday schools met at the First Methodist Church to organize a second season of the Sunday school basketball league. The first game is set for next Wednesday at nine after prayer meetings, with free admission. Y M C A and First High School teams are excluded from participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
First Methodist Church
First Y. M. Co
First High
First Baptist
Courtland White
First Presbyterian
van Buren Smocks
Grace Methodist
Vernon Rose
Episcopal
Ormond Minton
Reformed
Lester Leggett
First Methodist Sunday School
Red Bank Cloak Co Changes Hands in Newark Buyer
The Model Cloak and Suit Company on Broad Street Red Bank sold yesterday to Herman Gold of Newark who assumed possession this morning. Lou Tannenbaum former proprietor opened the shop three years ago and Gold plans to run it until early next year before leaving Red Bank. Also noted is a Western professor claim about soil tasting followed by a humorous parcel post reply from a local reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Model Cloak and Suit Company
Broad Street
Red Bank
Herman Gold
Newark
Lou Tannenbaum
A. Tannenbaum
West Front Street
Cloak and Suit Company
Mr. Gold
Patterson and Spinning
A. A. Patterson and
Geo. Spinning
John Gower's Monument in Southwark Cathedral
The London Chronicle notes a notable monument in Southwark Cathedral for Chaucer contemporary John Gower. It recalls his three major works in French, Latin, and English and the legend that King Richard I once urged Gower to choose a new book to display. Today Gower lies in effigy with his head on his three works.
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John Gower
Southwark
Chaucer
London Chronicle
Gower
Richard I
Southwark Cathedral
Barbed Wire in War A Soldier's Safeguard
The Wonder book of Soldiers notes barbed wire as a vital modern invention. It claims armies would not field without vast quantities and uses it to guard positions from dawn to dusk, with cans serving as alarms. It warns that stepping into tangled wire seals a soldier's fate.
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Wonder Book of Soldiers
King John I of France as POW in Lincolnshire palace
The London Chronicle notes King John I of France, captured at Poitiers, was housed first at the Palace of Bevoy and then Somerton Castle in Lincolnshire. He dismissed 42 of his staff but retained about forty attendants including two chaplains, a secretary, a physician, pages, valets, grooms, cooks, a jester, a minstrel, and a tinker of musical instruments. He was allowed hawking and coursing with game cocks, falcons, and greyhounds.
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John I
France
Poitiers
Palace of the Bevoy
Somerton Cautie
Lincolnshire
London Chronicle
Somerton
John
Roy Des Menesterculx
Abelard and Heloise in Pere Lachaise Cemetery
The ashes of Abelard and Heloise are said to rest together in Pere Lachaise. Meloise survived her lover by twenty two years and died in 1164.
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Abelard
Heloise
Weloise
Pere Lachaise
Meloise
Poor Old Farmer and the City Contrast Poem
A humorous contrast between the quiet farm life and urban excess. The farmer godlike in toil rises early while the city dweller sleeps late and taxis around. The farmer works the land and saves money, imagined as salting away billions, in a light verse borrowed from Haskins in the New York Sun.
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Haskins
New York Sun
Mahan Regarded as Greatest Naval Critic of His Era
Obituary notes Rear Admiral Alfred Thayer Mahan of the U S Navy who retired in 1807 after 37 years of service. His writings on sea power shaped naval policy in the United States Britain and Germany and influenced the Monroe doctrine and the plan to open the Panama Canal. His books Influ ence of Sea Power and Life of Nelson earned international fame and praise from Kaiser Wilhelm and critics worldwide.
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United States Navy
Roy
Alfred Thayer Mahan
Washingston
Exbert
Europe
Isis
Enghind
Ritnin
Vicion
Lie
United States
Germany
Caribbean
France
England
Panama Canal
Miban
Great Britain
William
Maran
Mahan
Nelson
Surgeons Banishing White in Philadelphia Operating Rooms
Surgeons at Jefferson hospital Philadelphia replace white operating room with black. Black sheets for tables and black nurse uniforms chosen to enhance contrast making incisions stand out and potentially reduce patient fear. Rooms themselves to be darkened. advantages are optical, not substantive.
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Jefferson Hospital
Philadelphia
No Hurry. When to Congratulate a Bride and Groom
A question about timing for congratulating a newly married couple. The guidance suggests waiting until they have lived together for at least a year and remain happy, emphasizing a cautious, respectful approach to celebrations.
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Lancaster
William G. Shepherd
Paris
Fort No
Dutch Arms Club
the Reformed Church
Shrewsbury Avenue
George Hurley
William EB. Ronn
Red Bank Y. M. C. A
Sonshine Choir
RED Bank Basketball League
RED Bank Cloak CO
Walter Demar
Wilkesbarre
I’s
Demar
Turte
R. H. Macy & Co
Macy S
Herald Square
B'dway
35Th St
Macly
Mace
Ir Shotle
Macy Booth
Hudson Terminal
Grand Concourse
Boys & Girls
Macy’s
Santa Claus
34Th Street
Mei
Madame Sans Gene
Geraldine Farrar
Broadway
Royal Wilton
Steerarre
Betes
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