Subscription Rates and Publisher Details for 1913
The notice lists subscription terms with yearly, monthly, and per copy rates, outside Long Branch limits. It credits FR M. Taylor Publishing Co at 192 Broadway Long Branch with L Edwards as secretary and manager, and provides a telephone number for BRANCH, NEW JORS.Y. Printed on Thursday December 11, 1913.
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Long Branch
M. Taylor Publishing
Broadway
L. Edwards
Sec
New Jors.y
Diplomacy and reform drive Glynn leadership in New York
The governor and Tammany leaders back Glynn reform plans, arguing diplomacy over coercion. The piece contrasts Glynn’s tact with Sulzer’s confrontational style and notes the parcel post defect as a serious national issue, urging speedy remedy to curb discrimination against American exporters.
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New York
Glynn
Diplo Aimy
Sulzer
Fielder
From Witch Hunt to Convict No 2872 at Trenton State
A harsh opinion piece recalls Salem era hysteria and pins the blame on false accusations. It lauds Harvey Thomas's fight against corrupt power in Atlantic City, noting the downfall of the old machine and improved conditions due to Thomas and his courage.
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Salem
Kuehnle
Trenton State Prison
Harvey Thomas
Atlantic City
Thomas
Moving pictures fuel vast US spending in Long Branch
The nation spends 300 million dollars yearly on moving pictures, over three dollars per person, with nearly 50 000 dollars spent in Long Branch annually. The piece notes a false fire report by a wireless operator aboard the Rio Grande and criticizes war correspondents in Mexico, contrasting reform efforts in Albany with the idea of recovery.
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United States
Long Branch
Rio Grande
Ananias
Mexico
Editorial Comment Modern Grammar
A compendium of editorial quips and political observations from various papers. It notes the perfect infinitive pun on invest and investigate, critiques gender roles in politics, and surveys reform anxieties and legal loopholes. The piece also touches on domestic production shifts, suburban land neglect, and constitutional monarchies amid a German parliamentary vote context. It compiles succinct opinions from the New Orleans Picayune Washington Star New Jersey Monitor Los Angeles Express Norman Hapgood New York Evening Post New York Evening Mail and others.
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New Orleans Picayune
New York Evening Mail
Look I Am Ads Open With Here I Am Message
The piece extols advertising as a universal appeal and a vital education in human interest. It argues ads invite readers to explore merchandise that meets every need and reflects the best in a bustling world.
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Sach
Militancy at White House Angers Suffragists and Wilson Response
Newark News contrasts reactions in Europe to government weakness with the American stance on suffrage. The piece argues militant actions by suffragists at the White House were inappropriate and unlikely to win support from President Wilson or Congress, urging persistence in state campaigns. It notes Wilson’s polite but firm reception of callers and the potential halt of the movement if broader progress stalls.
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Wom
White House
United States
Congress
Commonwealths
Wilson
N. Y. World
Public Administrator Questioned for Small Estates
A Passaic News excerpt laments the costly surrogate process for tiny estates and asks why public bodies could not appoint a public administrator to handle small fortunes and related guardian fees. The piece contrasts the burden on heirs of modest estates with the lighter costs for wealthy ones.
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Passaic News
How He Takes It Keeps Up With Jammer in the Dark
A verse sketch describes a man who reacts violently to a bump or hit in darkness. He rises in loud clamor with many vivid purple remarks, making it seem he is mangled or crippled, while his language becomes tangled and coarse.
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United States Army
The Brave Man Faces the Hard Trial
A Newark Star feature echoes Berton Braley's lines on courage. It asserts that true bravery shows in enduring pain without outward outcry. The poem praises the quitter as only those who are tested to the ultimate limit.
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Berton Braley
Newark Star
Thoughts Worth Reading From The South Bend News-Times
Public notice piece quotes editor Hugh Allen praising newspapers as frank and fearless. It extols readers choosing quality over shoddy and urges newspapers to reflect and persuade readers toward action. The passage emphasizes the newspaper as a mouthpiece of public conviction.
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America
Newpaper
Hugh Allen
South Bend News-Times
Fifty Years Ago Today Dec 11 Charleston Shelling
Federal batteries fired incendiary shells into Charleston as a fire raged in Fort Sumter. The garrison suffered ten killed and thirty wounded. Additionally, twenty five years earlier nine oyster pirates were killed in a Chesapeake Bay clash with Maryland police over unlawful dredging.
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Charleston
Fort Sumter
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Generals Manager probes cashier yacht stake rumor
In a London Telegraph Times note, a confidential adviser suggests investigating a cashier who has taken a half interest in a yacht to prevent him from becoming a full fledged skipper. A Washington Star quip recalls past demands for specie payment and shifts to present desires for more money.
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London
Aph
Washington Star
Union of Style with Confort Cottage Design Details
Description of a two story cottage with three second floor rooms plus sleeping porch and wide hall opening by French doors. Birch or maple floors, oak finishes, pine trim, overall dimensions 28 by 26 feet, full basement, first floor nine foot ceilings, second floor eight feet, estimated build cost 3400 dollars excluding heating and plumbing. Publisher offers Saxon’s book of plans with 250 designs from 1000 dollars onward.
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Dern
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Nerest
Ervos
Postal Progress League
Germany
Burleson
Star
David and Goliath
Bank of Personal Service
Citizens National Ibank
W. J
Tammany Tiger
Albany
New Jersey Monitor
Los Angeles Express
General Bingham
Norman Hapgood
N. Y. Evening Post
France
Great Britain
Newark
Cardinal Newman
Alps
Stevenson
Mr. Dooley
Collier's Weekly
First National Bank of
Tomers
New Jersey
Pute
NEW Jersey Mortgage & Trust CO
Long Branch, N. J
Britton
Norwood & Bath
Dike
Mrs. Britton
Opera House
Confort
Glenn L. Saxton
Minneapolis, Minn
Saxton
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Dini
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