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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1911
Page
2
A fragment discusses using salt in the water of a double boiler to speed cooking, noting that salt can raise the temperature of the food more quickly. It also includes a humorous anecdote about social exclusions at a formal function and a remark on the origin of the word milliner, tying it to Milan.
The passage extols great natures as generous and vital, describing them as fountains of vitality and giving. It argues rewards are only a fraction of their worth and that no person should be satisfied unless they feel they give far more than they receive.
A quotation from Burton on true graces linking beauty and lasting worth. Amber attracts while warmth fades, but virtue wisdom and goodness remain powerful like a loadstone, uniting human hearts beyond appearance.
The Treasury Department filing room under Captain Ridgate preserves a vast archive of Revolutionary and War of 1812 materials. Documents include contested naval battle accounts of Jones and the Bonhomme Richard, the Augusta sinking, and donor funded monuments at Annapolis and near the Capitol, tied to ships like Constitution and Chesapeake.
A German chemist Dr Wer ner von Belten of Siemens Halske in Berlin developed a method to synthesize diamonds from illuminating gas through a mercury alimini gram that crystallizes carbon. Tiny starter diamonds act as mothers to build larger stones, but the process remains experimental and yields minute diamonds.
The Royal Meteorological Society of London awards the Symons gold medal to American meteorologist Cleveland Abbe of the U S Weather Bureau in Baltimore for his pioneering work in U S weather reporting. The medal will be presented January 17 at a society meeting. Abbe, born 1838 in New York, helped establish the modern system and early weather prediction methods.
A clerical error credited John M. Harlan as chief justice and Smithsonian regents member, prompting destruction of 10 000 copies of the institution’s annual report. The issue incorrectly states the chief justice status and alters board leadership history.
A catalog of street corners and landmarks in Long Branch including Ocean Avenue Elberon Park Norwood Avenue and Broadway with associated rail stations and lumber yards. Also includes a signals section detailing tap sequences and alarm statuses for fire response.
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