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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
14
Advertisement seeks a competent gardener to manage a private shore place. Requires a married applicant with one grown child or none and a first class reference from the employer. Respond by letter to L. 8S. and S. P. O. Box 1000 New York City.
Middletown notes report increased possums roaming the area and a trolley incident where a motorman picked up a ten pound possum. Farmers plan to replace Keifer pears with other crops as orchard land expands. Miss Mary Hendrickson leaves for Philadelphia training for foreign missions. Miss Nellie Carton seeks nurse training at Long Branch Hospital. James Fisher enjoys a pleasure trip through the Catskills.
A traveler recalls a Century Magazine tale where Moses laments a fallen upper story of his cause as politicians seek to erase human evils. The exchange imagines divine indifference and human distraction, pondering why repair and reform are neglected amid pleasure.
A fragmentary extract juxtaposes playful coinages about kissing in a Persiflage tone. It includes quotes on threats and a Carlyle remark about concentration versus dispersion of power, reflecting satirical literary chatter and misreadings.
A brief cartoon style exchange hints at a serious-minded suitor. The daughter claims she does not know the young man’s prospects, while the father notes only that he means business, underscoring a cautious family view of the match.
Bal Fredek, noted teacher of piano and violin, advertises latest approved teaching methods and professional music provided for occasions. Studio at 70 Norwood Ave. phone 11 M. shows contact details.
The Baptist Sunday school prepares for the first Christmas entertainment rehearsal this Saturday afternoon at the church. Leslie J. Downes will lead the Christian Endeavor Society Sunday meeting on the topic Lions of the Snow. Mrs Louise Covert is recovering from illness. Marguerie Carhart and Walling MacCormack have had the measles. Mr and Mrs Henry Duscage welcome a baby daughter. Miss Emma Murphy visits aunt Mrs William Corcoran of Hedden's Corner.
The Weather Bureau forecast in New Jersey calls for fair and much colder conditions tonight and Saturday with brisk westerly winds and a small craft warning for coastal areas. In Monmouth Beach a bid opening is set for December 6 at 7:30 PM to curb Riverdale Avenue per ordinance. 4 inch top width and 16 inch depth.
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