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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1911
Page
7
Mrs Crockett of Jeffersonville reports feet pain relief after two TIZ treatments. She could not walk downstairs for years, but after using TIZ she descended stairs one foot at a time. The ad claims rapid relief and general foot cure, with price five and twenty cents per box.
Augustus Weber chaired a rabbit dinner at the Feeders' Club Elks Home in Garfield Avenue. The menu featured a blue print themed card and a new singing master George Tindall, with eight dinner applications pending for Club No. 2 and a December 21st event planned.
A compiled roster lists individuals including Kenna Stacey Hammill Amos Harle Charles Sacco Cyrus King Frank L Howland Peitro Tomaini Henry Schoenlein Edward Schoenthaler George Tindall Fred Waller and Frank Garriel with no accompanying details.
Reports from a horticulture session describe high yields from strawberry fields using Skinner irrigation, with 4,000 quarts of Champions and 5,300 quarts of Gandys per acre. Prize awards included a silver cup to John H. Barclay and cash prizes for best apple boxes and spraying materials.
Long Branch maintains nine regular engine and hose companies with a reserve in the north, led by a chief and assistant. The reserve hose unit, civic figures like Uncle Jim Poole of Abacus Lodge, and G A R veterans reflect community life. Prices rise on soft crabs per dozen, while a Post Office themed event and a sanitary barber shop attract attention this holiday season.
Red Bank ministers convened at YMCA Hall Monmouth street to plan a Week of Prayer from Sunday January 7 to Friday January 12, 1912. A Sunday evening exchange of preachers will open the week with Rev. James W. Rogan at Grace M E Church, Rev. George S. Johnson at First Presbyterian, Rev. H Ridgely Robinson at First Baptist, and Rev. Johnson L. Miner at First M E Church.
For the remainder of the week, services are scheduled Monday at the Reformed Church, Tuesday at First Baptist, Wednesday at First M, Thursday at Grace M. E. Church, and Friday at First Presbyterian. Each pastor will lead in his own church with a cordial invitation to the public.
Charity drive in Red Bank asks residents to deposit colina in local stores or send clothing and provisions to Lou Tetley on Mechanic Street. Every poor family in Red Bank and nearby will be helped on Christmas Day and a large Christmas tree will stand in the firehouse on Christmas morning for the children.
Edgar Hollaway a boy found stealing milk on Broadway by Patrolman Edwards faced a serious talk with Recorder Arrowsmith. Milk dealer Martin McCue protested pursuing charges but urged a suspended sentence to teach a lesson, while his father was advised to discipline the boy.
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