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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1910
Page
7
Readable transit times list routes and schedules for New York Newark and Atlantic City areas. Includes Sundays operations and via Red Bank references with multiple times such as 6.32 7.12 4.17 9.07 11.47 and 7.45 pm.
The item notes Persian silk demand and fashion items for girls including a rose voile party dress. It reports Miss Vivien Gould and Baron Decies engagement rumors, Gould family Lakewood estate, and Vivien’s upcoming debut. Baron Beresford, aged forty four, is described with military honors and Afric war service.
Fashion notes describe smart long coats with sheer undersleeves and cap sleeves, heavy yoke braiding, and plush or fur coats remaining popular. Plain large buttons, contrasting fur collars, narrow skirts, and embroidered yokes define this season. Roses feature petal outlines with tiny heads. velvet, lace, and satin patterns appear in millinery and dress fabrics.
Color introductions and metallic touches appear in one winter fashion note. Black and white vella are preferred, and skirts favor plain fronts and backs with plaited side portions. The piece notes fourteen suitable skirt forms and mentions Misses sizes, plus a pottery mailing offer for Misses aged fourteen and up with a penny request to number M62.
In old New Amsterdam Heinrich Van Olden’s daughter Anpake and Pe ter Van Vrankin wed after the missing Hellegar Ten Eyck reappeared alive in a parlor closet. The tale ends with a crowding, unconventional settlement as the family averts scandal.
A father judges a woodchuck dispute between Daniel Webster and his brother Ezekiel. Daniel defends the animal, arguing its right to life and that it only took what it needed. The judge approves and frees the woodchuck.
The Ladies' Social Circle of Middletown township was entertained by Mrs. A Judson Palmer. The gathering included numerous local residents with a musical and literary program featuring recitations readings impersonations and vocal and instrumental selections followed by a dainty luncheon.
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