Chattle Chips Briefs from the School Page
The morning announcements urge students to use the school telephone for school business. Ventilation experiments in the school aim to improve air quality, led by Campbell with Eldredge managing the project. The janitor will keep coat room doors closed to prevent hallway air from becoming stale. Chattle’s first home game is set for Saturday against Asbury Park High School. A Highlands-Chattle league protest over a disputed game outcome is under review after Christmas vacation. Dr Spaeth lecture promotions and Lincoln study are noted for classroom attendance. The funeral of Mr. Sinclair, father of Robert Sinclair, is scheduled tomorrow at Two Thirty.
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Chattle
Highlands
Legal Phantoms Distortions of Law in Common Beliefs
A Reston Globe summary explains misconceptions about debt repayment rights and self defense. It clarifies that creditors may not be forced to accept token payments, that self defense must be proportionate, and that landlords and neighbors have specific lawful limits on action over trees fences and property boundaries.
News Films of the Passing Show
A collection of items reports a Mauretania rescue of a doll mistaken for a man overboard, a claim that electricity can speed chicken growth, a New Rochelle man’s repeated cat attacks ending with kittens, and various local anecdotes including an elderly former slave known as Aunt Mary Long, a Huntington prison arraignment, a Sayreville school rule allowing older pupils to smoke, and other brief notes.
Whims of the Air and the Aviators Viewpoint
An excerpt discusses how wind variability affects aircraft, detailing experiments by the Aerotechnic Institute of the University of Paris. It notes rapid, brief wind velocity differences over short distances, the danger of holes in the air, and the need for safer air travel as science advances.
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Aerotechnic Institute
University of Paris
Qgarrett I
Serviss
New York Journal
Lincoln Kinship Echoes From Stepmother Speaks
Lincoln lineage memories reveal Abe as a dutiful son beloved by his stepmother James Speed calls Lincoln a prime example of rising from obscurity to greatness. The quotes praise Abe’s integrity devotion and the influence of a free country on his rise.
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Abraham Lincoln
James Speed
Oakhurst News Local Social Roundup of Visits and Repairs
Mr and Mrs James W Waters visited Mr and Mrs Theodore Woolley of West Long Branch on Tuesday. Mrs Charles Valentine of Monmouth Road spent Tuesday with her father A J Olmstead of Hatontown. Mrs Charles A Beecroft roof of old Cook store being re shingled by Harley F P Davis. Samuel L Thompson in charge. Clinton Bennett son of Mr and Mrs William H Bennett Jr improving after scalding. Mrs Zekiel Layton visiting Mrs Joseph Thompson at Far Haven. Dr Calvin N Kendall NJ Education Commissioner visited the graded school Monday. Frank White enclosing porch with glass. Arthur Greene from Trenton to spend Christmas with his mother Mrs John Henry Greene. Mr and Mrs Fred Hibbetts and family visiting Mrs Hibbetts sister Mrs Harry Applegate at Manasquan.
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James W. Waters
Theodore Woolley
West Long Branch
Charles Valentine
Monmouth Road
A. J. Olmstead
Hatontown
Charles A. Beecroft
Cook
Harley FP. Davis
Samuel L Thompson
Clinton Bennett
William H. Bennett, Jr
Zekiel Layton
Joseph Thompson
Far Haven
Calvin N. Kendall
Education
New Jersey
Kendall
Frank White
Arthur Greene
Trenton
John Henry Greene
West Park Avenue
Fred Hibbetts
Hibbetts
Harry Applegate
Manasquan
Red Bank Calvary Troop Defeats Mystics 81 to 24
Asbury Park Mystics from Asbury Park lost Tuesday night in Red Bank to the Red Bank Calvary troop team. The final score was 81 to 24. Referee J. Tannanbau presided with about two Tandred in attendance. Players listed include Mystics Jones Lyons Morris Flannagan Cooper and Hogan and Red Bank Owinn Boskey Giplin McKee.
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Asbury Park
Calvary Troop
Mystics
Red Bank
Red Bank Calvary Troop
J. Tannanbau
Tandred
Jones
Lyons
Morris
Flannagan
Cooper
Owinn
Boskey
Giplin
Fourteen Crops of Year Valued at 4 940 201 000
Final estimates show fourteen major crops valued at about 4.94 billion and farm animal products around 3 billion annually. The report notes 1913 yields below the decade's average due to drought and heat, with corn cited as the least valuable since 1903 and wheat production at a record high.
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Crop Reporting Board
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Houston
United States
Young Inexpert Fish Tale From The Creek
A fragmentary reminiscence recounts Tommy and Tike fishing in a creek with a Wiredian companion. The speaker notes mishaps and bites, claiming the day yielded few fish and uncertain handling, amid a stray critique of counterfeit happiness.
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Tomy
Tike
Tommy
New York
Lighten Farm Burdens with Co operative Laundry Plan
Townspeople of Chatfield Minnesota take milk to the creamery and clothes to a co operative laundry linked to the creamery. Five cents a pound for washing billed to the cream account, with monthly deductions. Also notes the demolition of New York City's first skeleton skyscraper and a London court ruling denying woman access to the bar as not a person.
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Minn
Chicago
Albert V. Leonard
Reclamation Service
Ad. Blanchard
Rechitation Service
Chatfield
Whiten
Doug Waty
Chatfield F
Gwyneth Mar-jorie Bebb
Incorporated Law Society
High Mort of
London
Solicitors
One Way to Clean Windows
A window cleaning method using an emery floor bag on canvas, about six inches square, rubbed over the glass to remove streaks and polish. The technique promises ease and effectiveness for windows and mirrors.
We Should Worry Professor Doolittle Warns of Fire End
Professor Erle Doolittle of the University of Pennerlvania warned in a tongue in cheek talk that fire on earth would end in about 15 million years. He spoke to a group of potential students and faculty at the observitory and stressed the distant nature of such cosmic events.
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Erle Doolittle
University of Pennerlvania
A Tenia Observitory
Belle of Bruges Bell System Described
A Bruges bell tower uses a music box like drum weighing 2000 pounds with 90000 holes that pull wires to ring the bells. The drum airs are changed by gear, but the drum must be wound every two hours. The piece ends with a tip to gauge value before investing effort.
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Bruges
Myrkle-Harder Stages The Great Divide at Long Branch
The Myrkle-Harder company shows strong crowds nightly with The Girl in Waiting. Tonight The Great Divide, a New York success by Gwenry Miller and Margaret Anglin, stars Ruth Jordan and Stephen Ghent in a western melodrama.
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Myrkle-Harder
Henry Miller
Avor
Myrklesd Murder Co
New York
Gwenry Miller
Margaret Anglin
West
Miss Myrkle
Ruth Jordan
Mr. Bertin
Stephen Ghent
Mr. Miller
Elberon Bowling Teams Prepping Big Week of Matches
The Elberon Athletic Bowlers meet the Elberon team on Mon moth alleys in Lincoln avenue Saturday night. A stiff game is expected as both sides are expert at knocking ten pins. The Elberon bowling team also bowls the Independents or Long Branch tonight. The Flebron Social Club plans a New Year’s Eve dance and the Hot Air Club will hold a smoker in January.
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Elberon Athletic
Elberon
Monmoth
Lincoln Avenue
Flebron
Elberon Hot Air Club
Independents
Long Branch
Dances at the Kaiser's Ball Curtailed by Demanding Rehearsals
In the German court, only invited dancers gain permission to participate. The Kaiser favors precision and punishes sloppiness. Rehearsals begin months before the ball under Fransen Gasperin, with final practice on the eve at a palace residence. Princesses carry long trains while others manage theirs. married ladies' trains reach about 11 feet 6 inches.
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Fransein Gasperin
Kaiserin
Questionable Charity Tuberculosis League Under Scrutiny
Health officials critique the National White Cross league based in Chicago for questionable charity practices. Only a small share of funds reach tuberculosis care, with 40 percent to solicitors and 25 percent to relief work. the New York clinic operates without proper authorization. Local merchants in Long Branch and nearby towns bought White Cross products, unaware of exact recipients or impact.
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National White Cross League
Chicago
Illinois
League
New York
Philadelphia
Newark
New York State Board of Charities
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Red Bank
Fair Haven
Rumson
Atlantic Highlands
White Cross
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John Avéenti
Swift and Company
Elizabeth
N. J
Spaeth
Lincoln
Asbury Park High School
Sinclair
Robert Sinclair
Br. Spaeth
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Blaine
Ue Prine
Broadway
LUPAN
Uneeda
National Biscuit
Legal Phantoms
Reston
Mauretania
New Rochelle
N. Y
Nuli
Huntington, W. Va
Lebanon
Mary” Long
Sayreville
N.J
JE Shy
Bend Peon Teel
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Oakhurst News
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Standard Oil Company
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