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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1913
Page
7
Published by Taylor Publishing Co at 192 Broadway. L Edwards secretary manager. A district event occurred on Monday December 22 1913 in Long Branch likely a public notice or community brief with bank related reference.
The article cites rising foreign trade, wage increases, and a major pottery expansion as signs of prosperity in New Jersey. It argues living costs are down, employment is strong with good wages, and state reports show favorable conditions despite broader concerns. It also touches on banking doubts, Klans, and debate over public school books costs in California.
The editorial lauds Mrs. Lynch for aiding Leehan’s acquittal and blasts the flimsy evidence. It argues the case shows the value of capable defense and warns against wasteful detective bills. It also endorses Rockefeller Institute science while opposing anti vivisection rhetoric at Washington’s Antivivisection Congress.
The Sacramento plant faced a past scandal in 1809 but is now well managed and profitable. Officials note government involvement in industry carries risk, yet bold action could avert a half million deficit on school book purchases and spur growth.
The first case under the new deception in advertising law in Tren ton sends the head of a plane concern to grand jury with $1000 bail on a charge of falsely advertising pianos priced at 165 dollars, 300 and 460 dollar models. The advertising committee of the Chamber of Commerce accuses the dealer and alleges rival influence. The case tests the law’s fairness and potential for unjust actions.
A tango devotee confined to bed denounces the dance as dangerous while citing recent reports of men being drawn to gambling houses by tango allure. She argues the craze persists regardless and notes Christian Pass, Mississippi, as the newest point on the world map amid currency bill debate.
A collection of clipping-like quotes notes a doctor defying Woodrow Wilson, a Philadelphia teacher claiming two words suffice for spelling, and a remark about child suffrage implying a future presidential claim. Also cited is a report from the Indianapolis News praising calmer adjournment in New York politics.
A reflection on petitions for Louis Kuehnne’s pardon in Atlantic City. It notes high petition signatures and public anger at boss rule, followed by a sentiment that many signers would seek the boss’s release once imprisoned. It contrasts political recall with civic responses.
Readers note the cheerful newspaper advertisements heralding the holidays. The piece emphasizes the busy pre Christmas shopping season and advises using current ads to guide purchases and save steps.
The piece notes Cleveland experiments with a city cold-storage plant as a model to curb prices. It highlights storing eggs butter cheese fruit and more at low costs and suggests savings for residents and revenue for the city while warning about monopolistic use of storage. It also mentions Long Branch New Jersey considering a municipal market and ice plant to lower prices.
City records fifty four pneumonia and broncho pneumonia deaths in a single week. Disease claims about 2 650 lives in Philadelphia annually, with tuberculosis the only disease causing more deaths. Germs and air quality noted. Health bureau urges outdoor activity and proper ventilation in living, working, and sleeping spaces.
Quote by Ruskin contrasts saving and spending as managing a household assets and time. It frames economy as prudent administration and best use of resources rather than mere accumulation or expenditure.
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