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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
8
Sore feet tender feet and swollen feet cured with TIZ. It relieves sore feet quickly and promises permanent relief after a week. Sold by Walter Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago for 24 cents a box at druggists or direct.
An Italian engraver produced five dollar U S counterfeit notes that passed several banks in New York. Accomplice Paoletti was arrested on arrival aboard the Italia after agents found 2,500 fake bills and traced the scheme to Italy. Paoletti offered to sell more to a federal agent for 875 dollars in regular money.
The majority Ballinger-Pinchot committee reports clear Secretary Ballinger of misconduct charges. The minority had condemned him, and the dispute moves to the Senate and House. Rep Madison of Kansas, an insurgent, joined Democrats in their earlier rebuke. A special House rule is needed to bring the matter to the floor.
Albert Baik a watchman on Second Avenue was wounded when shot in a deserted car on the middle track at Ninety-eighth Street. The assailant, believed demented, fled leaving an overcoat and hat. Police found a notebook in the coat with a name and Denver Colorado address claiming to be a musician.
A DIY pipe rack makes a practical man gift. Two boards form shelves with holes for pipes and a second shelf for tobacco and matches. Attach back brackets, add picture wire and a gold lettered finish to create a decorative as well as functional item.
A dark brown suede kid golf bag with a stiffened back and a belt loop. It includes either button clasps or glove snaps, a top loop for belt passage, and a miniature golf change pora stick secured by silk cord as a toy fastening.
Lexington Kentucky reports the trotting mare Sonora Girl once winner of the Transylvania stake in 1907 has been sold by Miss Lotta Crabtree to W. Moore owner of Dromore farm Michigan for a price said to be twenty thousand dollars. She will ship there immediately.
A catalog of gentlemanly presents for Christmas features a Tabasco pouch in rich browns or greens with silk lining and tassels, embroidered initials, and a strapless cord. Also suggested are crocheted ties in bold color contrasts, a versatile shaving case with white tissue and blue linen, and a readable gift for elderly men like a compact reading glass in a leather case.
Long Branch and Monmouth county banks show strong deposits and loans. Banks listed include First National Bank of Red Bank, Second National Red Bank, Atlantic Highlands National Bank, Long Branch institutions, Freehold area banks, and others in Keyport, Matawan, Sea Bright, Asbury Park, Ocean Grove, Spring Lake, Manasquan, Allentown, and Englishtown.
Public School No. 82 opened Monday under Principal Messier. The 70-room building includes 45 classrooms with 60 seats each, a roof garden, auditorium for 1400, and basement playground. It houses shops for blacksmithing, machine work, electrical engineering, carpentry, cooking, and a fully equipped mechanical sparing department. 2,700 pupils can be housed along with five hospital rooms and a central telephone station.
The 229 Lost Positions report outlines improved examinations for the Public Utilities Commission and other state roles, with high standards and expert aid. It notes citizen qualifications limit and suggests allowing outside candidates for augmented state needs amid a court ruling delaying municipal civil service adoption.
Read Cent a Words on Fifth Page for bargains listed by local merchants and special offers.
Red Bank notices show Edward Merapo moving to New York from DeForest lane. James Norman & Son contract to lay a cement walk before Sigmund Eisner’s Broad Street store, duplicating work done for M. M. Davidean nearby. Other items mention visits, relocations, and a new job as driver for Texas Olpees.
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