Bettie and the Suffrage Battle at Bronxhurst
Bettie joins a suffrage movement led by Mrs. Sturtevant and, amid clever speeches and a feigned attentiveness, falls for a charming skeptic, Mr. Spencer Brown. He remains a disruptive ally, but at a Bronxhurst convention she wins him as a convert to love, not the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Sturtevant
Bettie
Ieather
Bess
Eleanor
Dad
Brown
Tuxbury
Bertie
Mr. Brown
Bettle
Christmas Treat Donations to Long Branch Poor Society
Public responses acknowledge a long list of donors contributing to a Christmas children's treat at the Grand Theatre Long Branch New Jersey on Monday December 28 at 2 p m. The note lists names and amounts from Kalon Castle to various lodges banks and organizations with new names to be added as donations come in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Society For the Improvement of
Grand Theatre
Long Branch
N. J
Kalon Castl
K.G. E
Oceanic Fire Company
A. Wimptheimer
First National Bank
Centesaes
Pride of Hollywood Council
Tirzah Court
Tribe of Ben Band
Fapole Ene Patent i
Citizens’ National Bank
Crystal Wave Council
D.bd Luce Serereere Sia
Independent Fire Engine and Trade Co
Long Branch Banking Co
H. B. Sherman
Ienoni Cranmer & Co
Amerigo Vespucci Society
William A. Stevens
St A See
C. Asa Francis
J. Addison Woolley
Brent Good
Sya
J. Brokaw
Cserrearns
Long Branch Council
N. J. Mortgage and Trust Co
James Morris Post Obscure Names Meet
Local clippings list names including James Morris Post No 46 Mae A, Besa A B Stout Wellington Lamont Mrs Harry Scobey and Joseph Goldstein, reflecting a damaged social index or obituary snippet from a historical page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Morris Post
Mae A. Bis
Panes
Besa
A. B. Stout Wellington Lamont
Harry C. Scobey
Joseph Goldstein
Had Real Cause For Grief Boo hoo Crying Child Laments Sister's Marriage
A disconsolate boy laments his sister's wedding while a benevolent passerby consoles him. The exchange touches on happiness and envy as the child curses the match. The jagged humor continues with scattered quips about India wheat and a two line joke about sterilizing a child for school.
Banquets of Trimalchio and Roman excess in satire
A fragment discusses the famous banquet of Trimalchio described as a burlesque by a multi millionaire. It notes lavish courses, exotic delicacies, and the disdain of satirists and sumptuary laws, highlighting the extravagance of wealth in ancient Rome. It mentions olives, dormice, honey, sausage, damsons, pomegranate, fish courses like sea barbel, Ravenna turbot, and haddock as dinner staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimi Iehia
Lucullus
Epicures
Ravenna
Enigmatic exchange cited by Baltimore American
A Baltimore American feature quotes a child answering a question about borrowing eggs for a cake. The girl replies that her mother has no eggs to lend but offers a lemon instead, illustrating a humorous street remark or riddle.
Relieving headache with simple home remedies
Worry or exhaustion headaches may ease with simple methods. Wear loose clothing, loosen hair, and use hot water towels applied to the back of the ears and base of the brain. Change towels often and add a hot foot bath to hasten relief.
Where Steadiness Is Requisite In Military Affairs
A quote highlighting that steadiness matters more in war than peace as errors in war can be irremediable, attributed to Lord Bacon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
United States
Ruala
Egypt
America
Johnny
Turek
Lord Bacon
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Corner
Krides
RED Bank
Christmas
Jersey
Campbell's Soups
Loz
Knox’s
Santos
Ideal Brand
Silver
A.C. Bennett CO
Branchport Ave
Progress Council
Loyal Association
Ossspecevenes
Owen Woolley
Park M
Woolley
Copa
Long Branch Lodge
Abacus Lodge
Scobey
Pittsburgh Post
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