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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1912

Page

8

Greek Stratagems in Byzantine Warfare

Edward D. Jones argues in Engineering Magazine that after Rome the eastern world led in military progress. Byzantium faced overwhelming enemies from the Baracen and Seljuk Turks while Bulgarians and Slavonian tribes pressed from the north. Greek generals used cunning, espionage, treason, ambush, and simulated retreats to win by strategy over brute force.

Rome Constantinople Byzantium Atlantic Ulysses Bacon Edward D. Jones Engineering Magazine

The Real Scots Golf Spirit Around the Forth

A reflection on golf culture in Fife and the Lothians shows the Scots’ serious approach to the game. The piece contrasts leisurely players with professional ambition, noting public and private courses and a tradition of resolute spirit amid bunker battles and old humor.

Fife Lothians Neotch Sayy' Stewart Dick Forth

The Peacock at Home and Other Natural History Vignettes

A compact survey discusses peacocks in India their hunting history and feather structure with notes on biblical mentions and Roman feasts. It then surveys sleep mysteries referencing Jagpacre Legendre and sleep as an inherited instinct. Finally it recounts exploration of the Aleutian Islands by Peter the Great and Captain Cook comparing early Russian and European exploration.

India Job Rome Jagpacre Legendre Harper’s Aleutian Islands Peter the Great Altensian Asia America Captain Cook

Opportunity Knocks but Many Pass It By

Quotations reflect on opportunity and effort, noting that many people fail to seize chances. The dialogue suggests success depends on taking action and working hard when opportunities present themselves.

Anticipation of a Silver Anniversary Moment

The fragment hints at a couple planning a 25th anniversary celebration described by a Judge as a silver milestone. It captures a congratulatory tone and the idea of long-standing vows and time passing. No specific names or locations are provided in readable text.

Garfield N. J Julia Morgan Harding Tittaburgh Quick Brooklyn Chicago Cincinnati Alfred Willis London New York Milwaukee Kansas

Never Tried Heck Does Your Wife Get Angry Quote

A brief quoted exchange hints at interruptions during conversation and unspecified origination from the Boston Transcript. The line presents a playful argument about speaking and reacting to interruptions.

Boston Transcript

Minute Movies of the News Right Off the Reel

The column mocks current events with short, humorous items. It notes the Colorado actuary on widows and spinsters, women voting in China, odd domestic quips, legal curiosities, and satirical jests about suffrage, fashion, animals, and court cases, all in a rapid-fire punchline style.

State Actuary Colorado Newport Caro Helen Taft

Washington Chamber Answers Foreign In Esperanto

Edwin C Reed announced the Washington chamber of commerce now replies to foreign correspondence in Esperanto. He spoke at a event with La Internacia Kiubo and the High School Esperanto club detailing rapid growth and commercial value of Esperanto.

Washington Chamber of Commercal Washington Chamber of Commerce Edwin C. Reed Esperanto Association of North America Chamber of Commerce la Internacia Kiubo Reed Mia Wilbur Crafts Harriet E. Stone A. Mayer Chamber of Commeérce

John Borden Builds 65 Foot Schooner for Arctic Whale Hunt

John Borden of Chicago is financing a sixty five foot auxiliary schooner built at Boothbay Maine to cruise Arctic seas in search of whales bears and walruses. If successful he plans to reach Japan in 1914 for further whale hunting. The expedition is fitted with staff and equipment including whale boats from New Bedford and specialized hunting gear.

John Borden Chicago Aratia Boothbay Mr. Borden Japan New Bedford

Dog in spectacles aids setter Fanny in Arkansas

Thoroughbred English setter Minnesota Fanny, owned by Troy Cantrell of Lead Hill, Arkansas, wears "apecs" fitted by a Harrison oculist who diagnoses astigmatism. The dog, famed as a top Northwest Arkansas hunting dog, sports goggles like eyewear with metal rims and strap fixes.

Kantas Minnesota Fanny Troy Cantrell Lead Hill Ark Harrison Arkansas

East Sacrament Man Bets Wife, Carries Egg Pack

Henry Hudson of East Sacramento California lost an election bet to his wife and now carries an egg under his arm. He promised to keep it strapped under his left arm until it becomes a chick after sewing the egg into a flannel sac for the wager.

Henry Hudson East Sacrament Cal

The Authentic Lee and His Two Master Spirits

Mor ris Schaff in Atlantic portrays Robert E Lee as guided by two inherent forces pride and fierce enthusiasm. The essay cites Antietam Gettysburg and Wilderness as examples of his unyielding combat spirit and willingness to challenge any foe.

Lee Nature Robert E. Lee Danger Antietam McClellan Gettysburg Meade Potomac Army of the Potomac Hooker Grant Morris Schaff Atlantic

Two Admirals and a Captain in Manila Bay

An anecdote from Harper's Weekly recounts a confrontation aboard the Irene between Admiral Diedrichs and Captain Chichester during Dewey’s Manila Bay blockade. Diedrichs questions Chichester’s orders while Chichester quips he would arrest his own captain and apologize to Admiral Dewey for the foolish command.

Manila Bay Dewey Manila Chichester Diedrichs Irene Admiral Diedrichs Olympia Admiral Dewey Harper's Weekly

Sweden’s state aided athletes badge system

Sweden uniquely supports adult athletics with a government subsidy of 29 000 crowns yearly. The Swedish National Union of Athletes awards gold silver and bronze badges to those meeting age and proficiency standards, including a 32 plus man who swims 200 meters jumps 5 meters, and runs 10 kilometers in fifty minutes, with annual repetition required to retain the badge.

Sweden Swedish National Union of Athletes

Dinner table schemes stir family banter

A humorous exchange shows a hostess urging more pie, prompting a playful deflection about overindulgence. Frank blurts Mother’s bet you’ll make a pig of yourself as other newspapers joke about how William’s dinner choices will fuel social chatter.

William Little Frank Harper's Magazine

Nothing to Conceal Barber Conversation

A fragment from the Chicago Tribune captures a humorous exchange about hair styling and partial baldness. The dialog portrays a barber asking about parting hair and the customer responding with a wry line about choosing the line of least resistance.

Chicago Tribune

Life on Governor's Day at the New Jersey State House

Democratic State Chairman Edward Grosacup announced plans to organize New Jersey's role in Governor Wilson's March 4 inauguration. The party eyes a large New Jersey display, possibly including a National Guard contingent, with hotel arrangements in Washington and ongoing caucus discussions amid Republican tensions.

Trenton State House Edward KB. Grosacup State Committee New Jersey Wilson Raleigh Washington New Jersey National Guard Leon R. Taylor Monmouth County Hudson County Assembly Bermuda Taylor Hennessy Bergen County Joseph H. Firth Warren County Edgar B. Lethbridge Essex House Prince Capitol George W. F. Gaunt Gloucester Emerson L. Richards Atlantic Edward W. Gray Republican State Committee Senate Walter E. Edge Europe New York Souther Society New York City Lucien T. Russell Elizapeth State Board of Public Utility Commissioners Robert Williams Dennis F. Collins Elizabeth Democratic State Committee Collins

Chattle High bids farewell to Cunnius as Brooklyn move looms

Percy Cunnius of the Class of 1913 leaves Chattle tonight for Erasmus in Brooklyn. He helped form the Chattle Spirit and played in the high school orchestra. The 1913 class grieves a hard loss, while the 1918 class wishes him luck. A large fire drew many pupils and staff to a reception with praised waiters and a lively program.

Percy Cunnius Chattle Brooklyn Erasmus Cunnius Chattle High School

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