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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1914
Page
6
A collage of WWI anecdotes from front lines and back home. German aviators recount a tense air duel. Indian and Allied soldiers are described in daring actions and clever escapes. Letters note tobacco cravings, trench life, and a submarine sinking as Royal Navy crews chase.
A Morning Post editorial renews attacks on British press censorship and calls for Admiralty control to be entrusted to experts. The Times counters that government trust remains, urging frank disclosure of the Audacious loss and criticizing withheld news amid German and American coverage.
Red Bank High School pupils Misses Emily Bull Pauline Sho mo Ruth Pennington Alita Johnson Josephine Johnson Mattie Van Brunt Steve Plum Patience Sarah Shimpanere Marion Mercellis Adelafie Johnson Bailie Bosky and Miss Minnie Reed received progress pins and a teacher's certificate for Mr Lovett principal of Mechanic Street School. Marion Mount recited Yronmes at the High School and Miss Wally Doan recited H.
The National Defense League formed by business leaders is sending circular letters to city officials to urge Congress action on U S war conditions. Mayor Bryant Newcomb received a letter asking him to join as a director or name a city affiliate to participate. The Bea Hive property on roadway, once owned by the Marks estate and now by Mrs Hannah Rosencrans, Garfield Avenue, will be extensively altered with a new interior and three shops on the lower floor.
The incomplete dialogue notes Swifles admiring horses and criticizes others for underestimating a horse's dignity. Miss Cayehne counters that Swifles himself would not encourage mistreating a horse and would ride with care.
Judge John R. Davies of New York will lecture at the Sea Bright M E Church next Thursday night on The Poor Man's Court. The event is part of a winter lecture series at Sea Bright. Sea Bright merchants plan to seek a direct trolley link to Red Hawk via the Monmouth County Marine Co. line, which currently ends at Hintermason's Corner. Consents for much of the route were obtained over a year ago. Erwin Adams, father of Wbie Ad-
A bank official from Sea Bright named Wilbur Hammon ton died last Thursday. News reached the bank early as associates learned of the sudden death and colleagues reacted with sorrow.
In Sind Province India more than 3,513,000 people live amid tigers panthers leopards wolves and hyenas. The ibex chinker black smek and hog deer are comparatively common alongside the wild life.
A fragmentary reflective line urges starting each day with warning and ending with a wholesome record of deeds. It emphasizes striving for strength, growth, and personal improvement across life’s brief span.
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