Christmas Program at New Monmouth Baptist Sunday School
The Baptist Sunday school at New Monmouth hosts a Friday Christmas program with a long list of musical and dramatic items led by Miss Dora A. Roberts and others. After the performance, gifts are distributed to attendees with gold records for attendance and bibles for few, followed by candy and orange treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Sunday School
New Monmouth
Dora A. Roberts
Willie Weeden
Thomas Roberts
Frank Martin
Willie Newman
Harold Morford
John Hillyer
Willie Tarnow
George Pentermann
Lily Hendrickson
Louise Hendrickso
Walling McCormack
Miss Dora Bendy
David Bendy
Edna Bailey
Leona Mount
Mary
Mildred Phillips
Alicia Helwig
Marion Dennis
David
Christ
Bendy
Edna Tarnow
Emma Taylor
Margaret Carhart
Edna, Niemann
Louise Palmer
Daniel Hendrickson
Santa
Carl Helwig
John Hilyer
Mas
Adwayt Bennet
Alie Helwig
Louiever
Helen Kraft
Ueally
May Dennis
Henrietta Pentermanh
Laura Henry
Gladys Coe
Helen Heyer
Eugetta Compton
Mildred Hyers
Holt Caster
Clara Fort
Mary Caster
Nana Helwig
Gladys Leek
A. H. Sutphin
Ralph Morford
John Clinton
Wilbur Roberts
Ernest Bade
George Luket
Leriger
Allyn Griggs
Benjamin Griggs
Crawford Bennett
Nina Johnson
Laura Dennis
Dora Roberts
Ethel Walling
Albert Niemann
H. C Roberta
Mary Dietz
Margaret Carhay
Euretta Compton
Henry C. Roberts
Richard R. Roberts
Henry J. Frost
W. Adelbert Griggs
Albert Morfare
Frank Brown
Denise Heyer
James Griggs
Howard Roberts
Charles
Edward
George Acker
Daniel B. Frost
Dora Roperts
Sutphin
Woman Discoverer of Rapid Upsets Academy
Mme Curie’s bid for membership in the French Academy of Sciences stirs conflict as traditional male resistance clashes with calls for equality. A petition from five academies asks that the issue be debated at a full session, noting its impact beyond a single body. The Stockholm Nobel prize committee has signaled interest in nominating Curie as a foreign member, intensifying the debate on women in learned societies.
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Mme. Curie
French Academy of Sciences
Mame
Curie
Sciences, Inscriptions and Belles Lettres
Academie Francaise
Institute
Academy of Sciences of
Stockholm
George Sand
Rosa Bonheur
Royal Academy of Painting and Sculpture
Catherine Duchemin
JAP Trade Alarms England Tariff Barriers
Japanese competition is advancing in British industries hampered by free trade. London shops showcase French styled goods made in Japan at a fraction of English labor costs. Japan's new duties on textiles threaten Lancashire and Yorkshire textile makers as much as 70 to 80 percent of Japan's textile imports come from England.
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London West End
Japan
Minton
Lancashire
Yorkshire
England
Ancient Roman Egg Unearthed in Megantiseum Excavation
Explorers from the Archaeological Society of Mayence uncover water cisterns and a damaged Roman clay pot in the Megantiseum site near the castrum. Inside the pot they find a preserved whole egg and a shard containing a shell, dating back to Drusus era in 14 B C. The egg, about 1 924 years old, is on display at the municipal museum of antiquities.
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Archaeological Society of
Mayence
Germany
Megantiseum
Drusus
Augustus
Nome -Excaralene
Municipal Museum of Antiquities
Radium wedding marks 70th anniversary in Paris
In Paris M and Mme Ferdinand Dugue celebrated a radium wedding signaling their seventieth marriage anniversary. Dugue, 95, is described as the oldest living dramatic author with perhaps forty two or forty three plays to his name. His wife, 92, speaks cheerfully from bed where she recuperates from a broken leg.
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Paris
Mme
Ferdinand Dugue
Dugue
Dugees
Mike. Dugue
Hair exports from China to America reach over two million
A report notes a yearly export of human hair from China to the United States and other markets, with total value around 2,223,075 dollars. The shipment highlights Hong Kong as a trading hub and underscores the scale of cross border commerce in the hair trade.
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Hongkong
America
China
Bargains Laid Out On Third Page Cent-a-Word
Bargains are highlighted on the third page with list prices and items. The feature appears as a compact catalog inviting readers to compare prices and find daily deals. Local retailers are promoting various goods with low per word or per item costs.
Rebel cause improving in Mexico as rebels gain ground
In El Paso Texas on December 22 the rebel victory in Mal Paso killed twenty one federals and boosted rebel prospects. Ameri ads express confidence Mesiro can end the rebellion soon. The railroad is out of business and insurgents hold mountain passes while Navarre defeats Pedernales without proper supplies. Federals still have field guns but are hampered by terrain and needing reinforcements.
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EL Paso
Tex
Mal Paso
Ameri¢ads Vre
Mesiro
Gieneral Navarre
Pedernates
Mexico
Wilson Gives His Side on New Jersey Senate Choice
Princeton, N J December 22 Governor Woodrow Wilson spent several hours explaining to five Essex county assemblymen why they should back James F. Martine over James Smith Jr for United States senator. After the conference the assemblymen said their views were unchanged. Attending were Charles W. Brown James T. Mylod William J. Macksey Edward J. Balentine and Frank A. Buettner. Wilson will issue a statement Friday afternoon outlining his position and answering articles criticizing his stance.
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Trinceton
N. JL
Covernor
Woodrow Ilsoth
Essex County
James F. Martine
James Sihith, Jr
United States
New Jersey
Essex
Charles W. Brown
James T. Mylod
William J. Macksey
Edward J. Balenting
Frank A. Buettner
Wilson
Potash Worries Highlight Domestic and Foreign Tensions
Washington notes potash tensions as a brief White House moment with Speaker Cannon underscores foreign relations due to domestic policy strains. In lighter exchanges, doctors boast patient loads while a studio guest jokes about an Italian sunset, reflecting small talk amid national concerns.
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Washington
Pec
Cannon
White House
Taft
The Misguided Missionaries in China anda Lesson on Postage
A fragment from a 19th century collection recalls missionaries discouraged by Chinese reception of a chapel offering. They underestimated language barriers and misinterpreted a health themed menu as a health giving free restaurant. A classroom anecdote questions generosity of Gray and notes a student’s poignant answer about giving misery a tear. Postal anecdotes illustrate misunderstandings about postage and stamp values.
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China
Lord Gascoyne-Qgeil
Nic
Luss
Gray
Westod
Neches
Kerr
National Monthly
A Strange Situation in a Humorous Exchange
In a brief exchange, Binks remarks Haomer is a very funny thing and the philosopher notes that most people cannot see an English joke. Loyux understands French, Binks cannot, and the philosopher quips it is a sign of keen vision.
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Binks
Loyux
Stee Beni
Fragmentary tale of a man tied and harmed in a dark scene
A garbled report describes a man bound or assaulted in a grim setting with injuries and a fatal outcome implied. The text is incoherent but hints at bleeding, a small incision, and eventual death without clear names or locations.
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Piregin
Local Option Meeting in Red Bank Addresses Good Citizenship
Local option meeting at the First Methodist Church Red Bank Tuesday night featured Clarence Gibboney of Poligaeishin on Good Citizenship. Several clergymen spoke before a modest audience and a Wouquet was served at Lanpire restaurant. Funeral announced for Michael Huzett aged 87 with service by Rev H Ridgely Robinson at First Methodist Church.
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Red Bank
Independent Citizens’s Or
Tocal Option League
Methodist
Clarence Gibboney
Poligaeishin
Red ’ Bank
Waa
Gibboney
W. C. Kinsey
Newark
George H. Neal
St. Luke's M. E
Edward L Btegpus
Matawan Presbyterian Church
J. Ward Gamble
Bea Bright Mo
T. M. Cornell
Sea Bright
Lanpire
Clarence Gibbenes
HL Ridgely Robinson
Wirtt M
Assembly
Mgni Lect
James A. Hendrick Tonard
William A. Sweeney
New Jersey
Michael Huzett
Pranch Avenue
Dicyrence Rogers
Asbury Park
Miss Hulett
H. Ridgley Robinson
First Methodist’ Church
Otlock
Evergreen Cemetery
Sie Silver
Robert Mount and Son
Bfuylett
Tinge
Soen Accum
Statistics of Chief Crops in Agricultural Report
The report estimates production and values for major crops. Cotton yields, corn, wheat, oats, sugar, rice, and other commodities are listed with quantities and monetary values, noting large increases over prior years and varied crop totals. The figures show Hay, Wheat, Corn, Cotton, Oats, Rice, Sugar, Barley, Rye, and Tobacco across the period.
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Sericulture
Cornie King
Ex King Manuel to travel as ordinary citizen in study tour
Ex King Manuel plans a global tour to study governance as a private citizen. He will leave Wood Norton for Richmond, attend Oxford lectures without a degree, and travel by ordinary trains and ships to the United States Canada Australia and South Africa before returning to England to decide his future.
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London
Manuel
Portugal
Thong
Daily Mail
Wood Norton
Duke of
Orleqns
England
Richmond
Surrey
Jie
Oxford University
Whithout
Canada
Farmnet
Australia
South Africa
Oregon Man Seeks Wife Through Mayor Gaynor
A Portland resident, 45, writes to New York mayor Charles Gaynor asking him to help arrange a wife. The letter, dated December 14, 1910, asks for a suitable match and notes confusion between St James and St Gaynor, with the envelope addressed to St Gaynor City Hall New York City.
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Oregon
Higley
St. Geynor
City Mall
New York City
St. James
Newark Deaths Accidental Fire Owners Exonerated
Newark officials announce a coroner jury verdict of accidental death in the Carrie Robrecht case. The building owners were found to have complied with the law, with no criminal blame attached to individuals.
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Newark
N. 4
Carrie Robrecht
Pastor Slapped Editor Then Took a Knockout Count
In Zanvsville Ohio on December 22 the Rev A M Courtenay pastor of Grace M E church with the largest congregation in southern Ohio slapped Maly Nesys editor A D Elisper tam after a brief exchange. The editor punched back and the minister lasted three counts before being knocked out. The fight grew from an editorial criticizing the minister’s stance on a local issue.
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Zanvsville, O
Dee
A. M. Courtenay
Grace M. E
Southern
Ohio
Maly Nesys
A.D. Elisper’ Tam
Mireoselons
Ainister
Death of Mother After Son’s Grand Central Death
Mrs. Etta B. Livermore, aged widow, collapsed upon seeing the body of her son Virgil B. Livermore, an inspector of supplies and equipment for New York trains, killed in the Grand Central station explosion. His body identified at the morgue. he was forty six. Aldrich hospital operation for Rhode Island senator’s left hand growth deemed successful. recovery expected.
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New York
Etta B. Livermore
Grand Central Station
Virgil B. Livermore
New York Trai
Aldrich
Nelsom W. Aldrich
Rhode Ieland
Roosevelt Hospital
TIZFor Sore Feet Promises Quick Relief
The advertisement touts TIZ as a fast and lasting remedy for sore feet with claims of immediate improvement. It asserts relief from burning, swelling, odor, corns, bunions, and calluses, promoting cleansing of pores and a week to forget sore feet, available at druggists for 25 cents.
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Walter Luther Dodge&Co
Clicago
Deal Senatorial Timber Hails From Monmouth Borough
Jersey City December 22. George W Young of Deal Monmouth County is rumored as a U S Senate candidate though his camp remains uncertain if ex Senator Smith is not chosen. George Marvey of Deal and James C Young, brothers of Young, are named by politicians as other possible contenders. Former Deputy Collector Thomas J Miggins has discussed the matter with Collector Doyle and Davis. Young’s backers travel between Jersey City and Deal while lawmakers warn against outside pressure on votes. George W Young, once with the Tithe Guarantee and then head of United States Mortgage and Trust, is married to Lilian Nordica and owns a Deal estate.
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U.S
Long Branch
Jerreey City
Déarge
Ww. Young
Deal
Monmouth County
United States
Hig
Aci
Smith
Monmouth
Col. George. Marvey
Young
Tersey City
James C. Young
George W. Young
Jersey City
Thomas J. Miggins
Doyle
Davis
United
James Smith
Miggins
New Jersey Tithe Guarantee
New York
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
John W. Peatton
Lilian Nordica
Rebuilt Engine Makes Gold Showing
The rebuilt Independent fire engine accepted by the city on Monday night answered a call to a chimney fire at Antonio Vitguy’s Willow Avenue home. The engine quickly delivered twenty pounds of steam, reached headquarters with forty pounds, and proved successful for its first service since return to duty.
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Independent
Soffel
Antonio Vitguy
Willow Avenue
Oceanics
Keyport Pastors Elect Officers At Ministers’ Meeting
The Keyport ministers association held a regular meeting. Rev. John W. Nickelson was elected president and Rev. W. E. Compton secretary and treasurer. They plan Week of Prayer meetings at several churches starting Tuesday January 3. Rev. Compton will preach each evening. A music committee and next meeting at the parsonage were announced. Advertise in the Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyport
Keyport Ministers, Association
Reformed Bargonage
John W. Nickelson
Calvary M. G
W. E. Compton
The
Reformed Church
Aptint
A. W. Hound
Calvary M. E
J. W. Nickelson
W. BE
Compton
St. John's M
South Keyport
A. L. Iszard
William E. Compton
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Edith Dennis
Dora Bendy
Marie Floulland
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Rdar
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Sienna
Wilson Gives His
Essex County Assemblymen
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