Good Roads and social uplift themes echo in advocacy
The piece argues building roads fosters mental moral and spiritual development for thousands needing help to improve homes and schools. It links travel and wholesome social contact to upliftment, through elicitation and travel, as endorsed by a Women’s Advocate. The other note reflects on the death of the Duke of Wellington and a bell’s historic cast coincidence tied to his birth year.
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Gonda
Duke of Wellington
Trim
Dangan Castle
Ireland
Wellington
Chattle Ends East Jersey Football Era as League Shuts
East Jersey High School League did not place football this season. Chattle of Long Branch led a limited league with Asbury Park and Atlantic Highlands, defeating most rivals 47 to 0 and 7 to 0 while Neptune, Lakewood and Middletown figures faded. The Chattle squad, mostly green players, earned only monograms amid a non league season and no block C honors. An all East Jersey high school eleven favored from Asbury Park, Atlantic Highlands, and Chattle includes Arzenti Cavaliere and Green among others.
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East Jersey
Asbury Park
Atlantic Highlands
Chattle
Long Branch
Middletown Township
Perth Amboy
Neptune
Lakewood
Red Bank
Middletown
Lakewood High School
Asbury
Arthur Thomas
William Cavaliere
John Arzenti
Byron Blaisdell
Enos Bailly
Richard Bowers
Herman Buyers
Everett Covert
Daniel Caulkins
Edwin Green
Harold Kerman
Arthur Mullen
James Anastasia
Joseph Perri
Claude Potter
Robert Sinclair
Arthur Solk
Thurlow West
Emancipation Proclamation 50th Anniversary Plan
A New Jersey commission funded by the 1912 legislature organizes a Philadelphia exhibition for September 1913 to commemorate Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation. It urges statewide Negro League chapters, teachers, pastors, and civic leaders to prepare exhibits, promote education, and showcase progress of 4 million emancipated citizens through a broad cultural and industrial display.
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United States
Abraham Lincoln
American Mechanic
Trenton
Philadelphia
Senate
General Assembly
New Jersey
Solomon Porter Hood
J. A. White
Eugene R. Hayne
Alain le Roy Locke
Atlantic Highlands High Teams Dominate Local Court Action
F Philips leads church heating plant enlargement project while Atlantic Highlands High School teams showcase strong play at the Majestic Theatre. First team defeats Red Bank Athletes 80 to 4, second team beats Highlands grammar 28 to 7. Local crowd witnesses the games.
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F. Philips
Methodist Church
Atlantic Highlands High School
Majestic Theatre
Red Bank
Highlands Grammar School
Highlands
Charles Herbert,Jr
Mell Johnson, Jr
Ernest Weber
Frank Poughkeepsie
Joseph Ayala
Beadel
Eam
Percy Hauser
Thomas Colleran
Brent Younas
Gerald West
Carl Syder
Eli Cuttler
Wallace Cutter
George Hennessey
Charles MecGerry
John Gerity
John Johnson
Frank Wells
Herbert Leonard
Leonardo
Edward Dowd
Central Avenue
Ira Antonide
Advertise in the Daily Record Pays Off
A brief notice invites local businesses to advertise in the Daily Record, promising effective reach and financial return. The ad stresses value and the newspaper’s ability to connect with readers seeking products and services.
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The
Daily Record
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FORD
Andy
Broadway
Long Branch, N. J
Gree
Wolf Lieberman
the Big Little Dept. Store
Broadway Long Branch
N. JJ
California
J.I. Monsky
East Front Street
Red Bank, N. J
Xmas
End—Vola
Arzenti
Bennett
Center—Green
C. H
Buyers
Hetrick
and—Cavaliere
Jones
Thomasa
Blaisdell
Sterner
Wbstitutes
Johnson
Sinclair and
Perri
Burkhardt and Morton
A. P. Hls
Hull
New Jersey Commission
New York
O’flaherty
Nassau Street
New York City
Renaissance Dresser Acarfs
Pennsylvania
League
Atlantic Highlands News
Wellworth
Harry Goldstein, Mang’r
Tk UA
Tel
S. S. Nathanson
Long Branch Phonograph Co
B. Stoliar
Red Horse
Christ
Mas Shoppers
GEO. A. Moody
Broad St
Pearsons
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