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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1911
Page
4
Publication details list subscription rates outside Long Branch limits, including one year in advance for 5.00 and three months for 1.26, plus one month 0.50 and single copies 0.02. Publisher is M. Taylor Publishing Co. with Chas L Edwards as Lecy and Manager.
The 1911 report by Secretary of Agriculture Wilson links cold storage to price swings and possible speculation. It notes eggs in storage rose 29 percent in 1910–11 while prices climbed, then fell as exports increased. Officials urge public disclosure and monthly storage reports to curb abuses and protect health and wallets.
The Carnegie Hall peace gathering of 6,000 supporters for arbitration treaties faced a near riot as police and force halted disturbances. The episode underscored persistent prejudice and the futility some see in universal peace efforts.
A Buffalo assemblyman declares a campaign against flirting, linking it to most divorces and claiming laws cannot curb human nature. The piece quotes Bernard Shaw on American propriety, criticizes vice and fashion, and ends with Prof Irving Fisher on malaria and trusts.
The New York World argues living costs rise from hookworm and alcohol while questioning trusts for price boosts. Emma Goldman supports the McNamaras amid calls about Roosevelt and Big Business backing the boom.
Editorial collection notes delays and missteps in early 20th century policy debates. It criticizes Dr Wiley's tobacco law progress, California bond issues, and political maneuvers around La Follette Bryan stances. It critiques corporate overcapitalization and praises cautious governance with a literary aside on Dame Nature’s changing wardrobe.
A brief fashion contemplation notes Harriet Hunting Pierson as a striking figure in gowns, praising her beauty as she models in Mc Call's Magazine. The snippet emphasizes style and elegance associated with her appearance.
A compact aphorism on personal worth tied to conduct. It argues that recognition comes from behavior, not position, urging self-reflection on how actions reflect one’s value in society.
Local society notes list visits and movements of residents from Red Bank Eatontown Rumson and nearby towns. Notable items include Mrs Alfred Ki Reilly and daughters Grace and Helen with relatives in South Amboy, John Cogan Jr in Long Branch, and patrolman Louis Vetter changing homes. A robber scare on a train is briefly described with a defiant reaction.
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