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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1911
Page
11
The notice lists weekly weekday issue details for Long Branch publication. It shows prices in advance for three months six months and one month and mentions delivery and postage terms with editor and publishing staff names and contact details.
The piece condemns high domestic postage as a Christmas extortion while praising foreign parcel post arrangements. It cites open fires and candles as deadly risks to children, urging fire prevention rules from Newark experts and practical steps for homes, churches, and schools.
The article lauds American Treasurer General W. Morgan Shuster defending Persia against Russia and Britain. It notes the Persian Parliament's final push to remove him and warns of Persia’s decline without his influence, predicting graft and foreign control if he departs. Shuster’s reputation grows globally.
The Camden Post Telegram argues the Republican majority will use its constitutional power to decide if a bill becomes law amid a Democratic governor. It questions whether this stance adds justification for checks and balances beyond partisan expediency, noting the commentary reflects partisan aims rather than principle.
President Taft, in a New York after dinner speech, calls Borah’s attack on lawlessness sane and practical. He concedes national defects and argues prosperity tests morals, noting Americans no longer hold law sacred and live too fast for pleasure rather than duty.
A fragmented report argues Taft is promised support from New York Republicans, contrasting local backing with broader New York sentiment and noting a gap between promised and actual endorsements.
Local business men urge tapping Asbury Park’s famed sea front and its “Great White Way” for profit. The note champions leadership and suggests visiting the resort to capitalize on rising tourist trade and improved yearround attendance.
A plea urges readers to contribute to the Christmas charity fund, stressing it isn’t too late to help. The message encourages participation to support worthwhile causes this season.
A collage of editorial briefs critiques from multiple papers. The Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph notes a verdict on Stokes for unlawfully allowing a shooting. The Louisville Herald discusses Congress after the national convention and looming Supreme Court caseload. The Providence Journal jokes about Capitol architecture and library transfers. The Baltimore Sun quotes a motorman who realized Roosevelt is well informed.
In the few days before Christmas be patient with children. The festive atmosphere and uprooted routine stir joys and mischief. Do not threaten Santa or doom their wishes. Rest and appetite shift, making fussiness normal. Remember our own yuletide days and overlook minor fretful spells. Newark Star.
The tariff board findings support lowering Schedule K to equalize production costs and prices. Taft urges Congress to pass a wool revision bill at once, despite having vetoed a similar measure last summer. The same House and Senate are urged to act promptly.
The piece argues Taft refused to set fair rates in the Wool Revision fight, deferring to the Tariff Board and pressing a political tariff stance. It notes high duties on wool products burdening the poor and cites past vetoes and campaigns as shaping current congressional action. It closes with a poem on Courage and Freedom.
Quote attributed to Young on inner peace and contentment. Brief note presenting the idea that true health shows itself as rest of heart and pleasure found at home. Reflects a moral quietism suitable for a periodical column or reader’s aphorism.
Washington warns that unless a new treaty with Russia is negotiated by January 1, 1915, or Russia grants rate concessions, the United States faces higher general Russian tariffs on American imports. The loss of most favored nation treatment after 1882 would force application of Russia's general tariff, risking minimum rate revocation under Payne Aldrich.
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