Big Difference in Honors for Destruction and Saving
In a Kansas City Journal quotation, a man destroys 60,000 lives earns a dukedom while saving sixty earns only a pewter medal. The note contrasts how societies reward harm versus aid and cites Macaulay on studying history through world events rather than formal history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Journal
Elberon Social Notes Highlight Visits and Christmas Plans
Elberon residents host relatives from Manasquan and New York. Visitors include Clarence Porter from New York, Mrs. Porter and Miss Merkley at Atlantic City, and George McGinty visiting John White. The Elberon Sunday school plans a December 21 Christmas entertainment at the engine house with a fine program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wood
Doris
Margaret
Manasquan
Atlantic City
William Rogers
West Grove
Alonzo Slocum, Jr
Long Branch
Alonzo Slocum
Lincoln Avenue
Sea Bright
George McGinty
South Amboy
John White
Pearl Street
Harry J. White
Freehold
Edward Old
New York
James Coughlin
Ella Worth
Brooklyn
Charles Worth
Monmouth Road
Jank Lawrence
Samuel Wright
Sarah Tilton
J. Schwartz
Sarah
Hiberon
Mary Worth
Felt at Home. Patience On Travel in Germany
A Yonkers Statesman clip notes a traveler’s comfort abroad in Germany. The dialogue recalls small misunderstandings with a car conductor but ends on a positive, optimistic mood about traveling and adapting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Patrice
Yonkers
Amberland and Masurenland: East Prussia amber and lakes
The National Geographic Society outlines Samland as the core amber region of East Prussia and describes Konigsberg as its central market and amber crafts center. It surveys Masurenland’s marshes, lakes, and towns, noting its tourism appeal and strategic wartime location near the Russian border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
National Geographic Society
Lake District
East Prussia
Samland
Amberland
Baltic Sea
Russia
Konigsberg
Pregel
Vienna
Poland
Phaethon
Scythia
Alps
Greece
Eturia
Thales
Miletus
Baltic
New Jersey
Ohio
Masurenland
Masuren Land
Silesia
Posen
Berlin
North Sea Baths
Connecticut
Danzig
Poses
Peninsylania
Angerburg
Johannisburg
Leinsburg
Loetzen
Lyck
Ortelsburg
Neidenburg
Spirding
Prussian Kingdom
Sea Bright Lays Plan for Federal and State Shore Aid
Hearing on coastal protection drew War Department engineers and lawmakers including Scully and Slocum. Advocates urged federal and state backing for bulkheads and beach defense to shield Shrewsbury River, Red Bank, and Long Branch from ocean breaches and erosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association
War Department
Major Johnson
U. S. Army Engineering Corps
Secretary of War Garrison
Congress
United State
Scully
Sea Bright
Shrewsbury
Sandy Hook
Slocum
United States
Monmouth Beach
Ackerson
J. C. Payne
Riparian Commission
Red Bank
Long Branch
Merritt
N. J
Bay Head
T. Frank Appleby
Asbury Park
Orean
Engineer Skillman
West Jersey Railroad
Bay Mead
Wheaton
Cape May
South Jersey
Godfrey
Garrison
Wilson
Stephen Gwillans
SeaSright
Newcomb
Marshall Woolley
Arrowsmith
Stevens
Local Officials Named in City Roles and Honorary Titles
City list includes Brent Good City Engineer Seaman I H Cranmer and Dr Edgar Dinkelspeil with Mrs Parker Mr Parker and G M L Sacks also among noted officials. Noted past figure ex Judge W A Heisley appears in the roster along with several other named professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaman
Brent Good
I. H. Cranmer
Edgar Dinkelspeil
John H. Parker
G. M. L. Sacks
Lester D. Wise
J.B. White
Thomas Procter
Augustus Chandler
Thomas P. Fay
A. G. Asay
C. A. Wimpfheimer
S. Hirschfeld
R. H. Hughes
O. McFaddin
J. M. Binglain
W. A. Heisley
Weather Indications For Long Branch And Vicinity
The United States Weather Bureau reports fair tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. Moderate west winds. In Long Branch, sea level pressure 30.48 inches at 8 am. temperatures 11 F at 8 am today and 16 F yesterday evening. highest yesterday 19 F, lowest last night 11 F. Normal is 35, departure -22. Minimum forecast warns of about 12 F Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather Bureau
North Broadway
Long Branch
N. J
The Faults of Others
A reflective meditation on charity and forbearance urging restraint in judging others. The speaker questions harsh scrutiny toward faults and asks readers to consider their own burdens and obligations to exercise kindness and patience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity
Tropical Medicines List of Tropic Drugs Used Widely
A note lists medicines commonly used in tropical regions including quinine entomel castorol tinetine of tron opium mud brindy. The passage emphasizes these drugs as staples in tropical pharmacopoeia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropics
Card of Thanks for Mother Loss
We thank those who supported us during our loss of our mother and acknowledge the pall bearers, Mr. and Mrs. Flannery, John and William Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flannery
John and
Wiliam Ryan
A Queer Question Small Harold and the Bald Eagle
A fragmentary dialogue features a child asking about a bald eagle and marriage, followed by a brief exchange on love and a thought on silence. The text includes dialectic humor and a daily thought attributed to Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Papa
A Good Husband Mrs Clubleigh Dialogue
Short dialogue snippets from newspapers show domestic humor and moral maxims. The Philadelphia Ledger quotes patience and preparation as virtues, while the Baltimore American and La Bruyere contribute witticisms about meals and courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clubleigh
Hubby
John
Philadelphia Ledger
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. G. Gunther’s
C.g.gunthers
South Avenue
Macaulay
Waldemar
Laily
Keene
Elberon News
Racers Peet Company
Warren St
Cunard
Transylvania
Liverpool
Nile
Sudan
Omdurman
Khalifa Abdulla
Micer
Khwifa
Tsmatiia
Ismailia
Wsenal
Uneer
Abdullah
Manchester Guardian
Broadway
Elks
Garfield Ave
Women's Aux
O. E
A,t, Btowart & Co
Broadway and
Ninth, New York
Wanamaker
Wiltons
Brussels
Axminster
New Building
Mooney
Daily Thought
Scott
Baltimore
Brokaw Brothers & Boys' Clothing
Astor Place
Fourth Avenue