A Dose of His Own Medicine for Teddy
The piece contrasts Theodore Roosevelt with Lorimer era ostracism and calls for a firm stand against demagogues. It condemns unfair confrontation while praising Governor-elect Baldwin for upholding propriety amid campaign hostility. It also reports New York City school eye care tips urging readers to protect sight.
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Lorimer
Simeon Baldwin
Connecticut
New Haven
Roosevelt
Baldwin
The Hen Not to Blame in Egg Prices
The Camden Post Telegram argues for more farmers to raise poultry as a remedy for high egg prices and notes cold storage sufficiency. It cites public school funding in New Jersey for 1969 106 and critiques school-building costs and Frelinghuysen investigation leakages, urging thorough inquiry by the next Assembly.
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Asbury Pirk Journal
Camdena
Baxter
New Jereréey
Trenton Times
Taft
Polley
Laof
Whitewash verdict on Ballinger inquiry shocks nation
The committee’s exoneration of Secretary Ballinger is criticized as a partisan whitewash. Meads Pinchot Glavis failed to prove charges and Ballinger is praised as honest, but Democratic members urge impeachment. The expose alleges vast mineral lands were sold cheaply to monopolies.
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Glavis
A. Rile
Taft
Editorial comment on wedding favors and railroads in old papers
News snippet discusses Fairfield weddings with gifts and a squire’s guidance, questions legality of enticing brides. It notes shifts in presidential references in a message versus a year ago. Another item cites Erie Railroad testimony on commuter losses and a reclaimed lane near New York with no station.
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Pringfield Republican
Erie Railroad Company
New York City
Dreath
New York
Erie
Railroads crack down on cigarette smoking amid rising tobacco use
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad will dismiss workers who smoke cigarettes this month, while studies from universities and public institutes show tobacco harms vary by age and form. Other editorials critique express rates and tariff policies as public interest drama.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Santa Fe Railroad
Michigan
Cambridge
Yale
Clark College
Henry Phipps Institute
Great Public Service Corporation
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West
Santa Fe
New York Times
Interstate Commerce Commission
Adams Express Company
Massachusetts
New York
Express
Newark Star
Their First Christmas
Mary Snoozer leads a family of modest means to create their own Christmas joy. When her father Rebuen Snoozer resists festivities, Mary and her brother Dick assemble a secret tree and stockings, fill them with treats, and awaken the younger siblings to a heartwarming morning. The father’s hard stance softens as he witnesses the children’s happiness and the family thaws into shared warmth.
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Santa Claus
Reuben Snoozer
Reuben
Papa
Yours Nesser
Santy
Allus
Thoughts Worth Reading and a Sleigh Accident
Anecdote on valuing effort contrasts with decay of unused faculties. St Mary's rector Rev John E Murray confined at home with severe cold and fever. Mrs John B Foster, wife of Judge Foster, thrown from sleigh at Atlantic Highlands with driver injured but Foster uninjured.
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John E. Murray
St Mary's Catholic Church
New Monmouth
Pather McKelver
St. Joseph's Parish
Keyport
St. Mary’s
John B. Foster
Judge Foster
Atlantic Highlands
First Ant Center Avenues
Foster
Bargains Highlighted on Fifth Page Cent-a-Words
Read Cent-a-Words on Fifth Page for bargains and deals. The column lists affordable items and special prices, guiding readers to value buys and limited-time offerings.
Revival sermons at Methodist Church North Long Branch
Rev A H Eberhardt will preach two timely sermons at the Methodist Church in North Long Branch tomorrow morning at 10 30 and evening at 7 30. The choir will render select music and the evening service includes revival activities. Myrtle Zimmerman to sing a special selection. Four minute sermon to children at the morning service. Children’s meeting at 10 am Epworth League at 7 pm led by Madaline West. Revival services nightly at 7 30 Rev Alfonso Dare of Simpson Church preached last night.
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A. H. Eberhardt
Methodist Church
North Long Branch
Clatses
Myrtle Zimmerman
Epworth League
Madaline West
Alfonso Dare
Simpson Church
Mt Carmel Dance Draws 200 for Holy Trinity Benefit
The Ladies of Mt. Carmel Society held the first Lyceum dance Thursday night for Holy Trinity Church. About two hundred attended as the Long Branch Military Band supplied music. The program had two parts with numbered reels and grand march led by Miss Durkin and Lemuel Ferrendo.
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Ladies of Mt. Carmel Society
Lyceum Thoreday
Holy Trinity Church
Long Branch
Miss Durkin
Lemuel Ferrendo
Fort Hancock Layoffs Displace 40 Town Workers
About 40 men from Belford Port Monmouth and Keansburg who worked for government contractors at Fort Hancock this summer and fall have been laid off until spring. They plan to clam on the bay for winter wages and feel bitter at the contractors who promised winter employment.
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Belford
Port Monmouth
Keansburg
Fort Hancock
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