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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1914

Page

14

Harfina Hair Grower Promises Dandruff Cure Success

Advertisement argues Harfina restores dull lifeless hair, removes dandruff, stops shedding, and stimulates new growth. Claims 50 cent bottle proves gloss and lustre in Long Branch, with Wert’s Pharmacy保証 refunds if dissatisfied.

Ducer Long Branch Harfina Wert Phar

Why dont Smith go to church and other local notes

A column recalls Smith missing church for Sundays, Dr. Harris plans to present Smiths side, and notes centennial links involving Eatontown Masons and Melvin VanKeuren. It mentions young Angus Neaves and Captain Asher Wardells death, plus a quip on modern sense from The Man About Town.

Smith Fred B. Harris St. Luke's Dominie Harris

Discussion on The Social Crisis at Adelphi Class Meeting

A large crowd gathered at First Baptist Church to hear Rev W F Clark of Point Pleasant discuss The Social Crisis. Rev Charles F McKay introduced C Parker Woodard whose humorous sketches entertained before Dr Clark spoke about self interest at the root of social problems and a peace driven future. The gathering ended with a lively Q A session and complimentary refreshments. The next public meeting is set for January with Rev Lester Leggett speaking on Play Ball and a free clam chowder supper.

First Baptist Church W. F. Clark Point Adelphi Charles Lester Leggett The Reformed Church of Red Bank

Why Pheasant Is Valued

The renown of the pheasant as a game bird lies in its skill at hiding on the road, the fine shots it offers when driven from cover, and the opportunities it affords to the art of cookery. The Daily Thought notes that every man stamps his value on himself. the price we challenge for our selves is given us by Shiller.

Shiller Zobel

Senate Too Busy To Probe Itself

Washington readers note Congress shows little time for investigations amid war talk and lobby echoes. The piece argues the public should thank fate for averting war with Mexico and reviews Pennsylvania politics with Governor Elect Brumbaugh’s rising presidential prospects.

Senate Mexico Pennsylvania Brumbaugh

Creamery Guarantee Stated Amid Honest Consumer Pledge

Local dairy producers advertise per article guarantee on butter and cream products with a full refund promise if customers are not satisfied. The notice emphasizes quality assurance and consumer protection across the best creameries of the country.

Nerves and Cattle in City Battle Stress

A claim argues city dwellers tolerate battle stress better than country men. The explanation cites habituation to noise, with terrific uproar being an element of combat. The piece links urban exposure to nerves and resilience under wartime conditions.

Odd Fellows visit Neptune as Grand Master attends meeting

In Neptune flail last night Sea View Lodge No 228 hosted Grand Master Bechtold and Grand Chaplain B C Lippincott with three-linkers attending. Preparations for a reception for Alternate Supreme Representative William J Ammerman and Supervising Deputy Grand Regent Walter L Davis ahead of a Long Branch meeting. Washington Lodge No 9 elects centennial officers as it nears its 100th year with plans for old-fashioned celebration.

Odd Fellows Sea View Lodge Neptune Flall B.C. Lippincott Matawan United Lodge Belmar Sea Wright Asbury Park Long Branch Bechtold Lippincott Asbury Park Lodge Supreme William J. Ammerman Leboken Walter L. Davis Red Bank Long Branch Council Odd Fellows’ Hall Washington Lodge Fatutown

To Kalon Castle District Meeting Draws Members

Fourteen members of To Kalon Castle No 72 attended a district meeting held at Burhage Castle rooms in Asbury Park. The event, in Ball’s auto bus, drew prominent Eagles from across the district including several castle officers. A rose of speeches preceded refreshments as nearly 200 members were present.

To Kalon Castle Burhage Castle Asbury Park Ball Eraind Castle

Gift Reflects Character in Everyday Items

The article argues a gift should have character and quality, not need be expensive. It cites standard articles marked by trusted names or trademarks that symbolize business integrity, serving as welcome gifts. Manufacturers promote these products through public advertising, reinforcing their reputable image.

Sixty six years and fame in a geologist’s eyes

A playful exchange from a Cleveland Plain Dealer cartoon caption shows a lively woman being described as sixty six, prompting a geologist to remark that nothing under twelve centuries old surprises him. The Chicago News carries the dialogue about fame.

Cleveland Plain Dealer

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Ness Eatontown Masons Melvin R. VanKeuren van. Keuren Old Lodge Angus Neaves Fred Neaves Girard Avenue Angus Asher L. Wardell Wardell America Arthur W. Dunn Washington Congress Robinson Arkansas United States Vera Cruz Senator Gallinger Gallinger Europe Tuerta James Buchanan Tein Tlartranft Quay Knox Keystone Wilson Shafroth Colorado Wilken West House of Representatives Sultana Coffee H. B. Wolcott Broadway Beecham Betto Royal Arcanum John Brunkherat Qreand Council Grint Council Brunkborat Long Uranel Magrons G. E Little Willie Chicago News Buick H.P Buick Corporation FORD H. L. Zobel Monmouth St Ocean Ave SEA Bright Monmouth County Zobel Service
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