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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1912
Page
8
The W. H. Woolley & Co building in Long Branch is now fully completed after a lengthy expansion adding 70 feet to the original 80 foot depth. Opened April 13 1911 the store features golden oak cabinetry ornate fixtures and a modern display plan aimed at attracting a broad holiday trade.
A fragment explains how all emotions affect blood flow and tear production. Tears widen eye vessels, flooding glands with blood and altering tear secretion. The text notes tear glands normally yield small amounts to cool eyes and remove dust via nasal passages.
Anxious mothers are advised about pale thin nervous children. A New Haven man testifies his frail daughter improved after Vinol, claiming cods liver extract and tonic iron build strength. The Wert's Pharmacy in Long Branch New Jersey offers refunds if Vinol fails.
Rev Curwen B. Fisher of First Church West Long Branch decried ending the circuit system and urged its restoration, citing England and the Baltimore conference as contrasts. He warned the policy reduces new ministers, a view echoed by several district preachers and local figures in Morganville. Next week Rev Everett VanDright will speak.
A vintage advert promises worry free service for clothing repairs and alterations with customer satisfaction guaranteed. It assures belongings can be returned if not worn to satisfaction and highlights affordable prices with a quick trip to New York Town.
A Charleston harbor event recalls the 1863 Little David torpedo boat attack on the USS Ironsides. Lieutenant Commander James H Tomb of the North Dakota led a daring response, surviving and guiding the vessel back to Charleston while under heavy fire.
A 1892 Bulgarian armament plan briefly banned bayonets as obsolete but public opinion pushed for their return. The Bulgarian army adopted a knife-like bayonet later, with experts debating its necessity and impact on battlefield fortunes. Meanwhile, Young Sigsbee works eight hours daily at Charlestown Navy Yard, preparing for a steel industry role in 1914. Becker questions if a college choice affects a son’s education and political future.
At a Board of Trade meeting Edward E. Lacour urged publishing receipts and expenditures of the 1912 carnival. The finance report shows grand stand and decorations liabilities, prizes, and balances totaling 665.62 with various amounts due to town vendors and publishers. The report notes postponement of a benefit and a June date for a rescheduled event. The note ends with a fling about the New Broadway patrons and a Florida trip by Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard Weeks after the carnival season.
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