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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1911
Page
13
Readable text highlights sweaters gloves neckwear and suspenders as seasonal gift options. The items emphasize warmth and style suitable for festive purchases. Local shoppers are urged to consider these apparel pieces as practical presents during the holiday season.
A compilation of property transactions across Long Branch Elberon Deal and Ocean Township lists transfers involving Grant Avenue Landon Belmont Avenue and multiple lots with prices ranging from 1 to 8200 dollars. Notable entries include Ocean Township deals with Deal area parcels and several Lot transfers among residents and firms including Hamblet Appleby Seltman and Squire.
New Jersey and New York addresses used by Horatio M. Stratton, founder of the United Boys' Brigade of America, were disclosed during a Brooklyn surrogate court hearing over his will. He died May 16 in Flatbush, leaving about 50 000 to his wife Leila Hartman Stratton. two widows and seven children contested the will. Stratton signature names include Horatio M. Stratton and I Mulford Stratton, reflecting his double life.
Laura Jones of Newark and Joseph Carter of New York rushed to the New Rochelle city hall in a taxi and wed in ten minutes. Deputy City Clerk McAloon filled the license in five minutes and Councilman Douglas performed the ceremony in five more. They sped toward Connecticut fearing pursuit.
Reported sightings place General Bernardo Reyes with about 800 rebels near Lampasas in northern Mexico, as Merida state Telegrams claim widespread rebellion. Thirteen rebels were executed in prison while Helchamo Fernando Mateo Estrada, a lawyer, took up arms after an encounter with federals causing thirteen deaths.
Justice Scudder announced transfer of hearings to Justice Jenks in Brooklyn for the Willett Cassidy Walter conspiracy case. Willett Jr. Cassidy and Walter Jr. are accused of corruptly aiming to secure Willett for a supreme court justice ship. Justice Jenks to assume authority next Monday.
The third page lists bargain items under a cent-a-word pricing scheme. Shoppers can find discounted goods and services from multiple local merchants, including household essentials, textiles, and small appliances. Prices are presented as per word costs with bold listings for quick comparison.
Eaton town residents and guests share Thanksgiving day in homes of Giles Sherman Foster and others. Celebrations include a birthday surprise for Howard Higginson on South Street Red Bank with numerous attendees. Social updates cover visits, moves, and a doll carnival prize for Marie Brunkhorst. sickness lists and local entertainment details noted.
A compact moral reflection contrasts chastity with continence, praising chastity for allowing the soul to breathe pure air in foul places and continence for strength in any bodily condition. The text presents chastity as queenly and its light and peace as beauty.
Miss Gussie Bradford hosted at Pearl Street in West Long Branch while Lillian Palmer welcomed guests for Thanksgiving. Harry C. Van Note joined his parents in Farmingdale. Newark visitors William Gordon and John Do. Laird shared time with friends on Monmouth Road. Mrs. J. W. Smith entertained her sister Miss Handley of Brooklyn. The Ladies' Aid Society met at Lewis Street home of Mrs. William Tallman, Sr. An M E Church board gathering occurred at the parsonage on Thursday. A moving picture show with illustrated songs was planned for Friday in the schoolhouse. Mrs. John H. Green has been ill with grip. Walter King and Florence Bath suffer heavy colds. John Connors, threatened with appendicitis on West Lincoln Avenue, improves under Dr. E. M. Beach. Crawford Bennett shot a wild goose, 8 pounds, on return from Thanksgiving, and sold it the next evening by cooperative plan. Mr. Long was buyer. Theodore Brown remains home with inflammatory rheumatism. Harry C. Van Note visited Philadelphia friends. The church entertainments labeled singin' skew raised $44 gross. The verse on love closed the item.
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