Presidency Not Won By Feeding, Says Article
A Washington dispatch argues presidents do not win power through dinners and political feeding. It notes Taft’s judicial appointments face scrutiny by progressive senators while discussing past selections and the influence of dinners on political fortunes.
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Woolworth Building to Be Third Highest in World
New York plans reveal the Woolworth building at Broadway and Park Place will stand 625 feet tall with 45 stories plus a 19 story tower. The Gothic style structure costs near 5 million dollars with 38 caissons sunk to bedrock and a spacious basement and subbasement.
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Morganite Named After J Pierpont Morgan Gem Designer
A new gem variety of beryl is named morganite in honor of financier and art patron J Pierpont Morgan. Dr George F Kunz announced at a New York Academy of Science meeting that Morgan’s support of arts and sciences and his gem collections inspired the tribute. The gem is described as found on Mount Bit...
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Four Ounces For Day's Rations
The latest emergency ration adopted for the United States army condenses each meal into a compact tablet weighing four ounces.
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Read Dent-a-Words on Third Page There Are Bargains
Bargains announced on the third page include dental supplies and services with discount offers. Local readers are advised to check the page for pricing, timings, and participating merchants.
Christmas plans and local visits fill West Long Branch notes
The West Long Branch town notices detail a Sunday school Christmas cantata and gift distribution at First M. E. Church. Residents plan family visits to Montclair and Jersey City, with many trips to New York for shopping and events. The public school closes for holiday vacation and reopens January 3.
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Long Island
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Stillwell
Christmas Exercises at Eatontown Presbyterian School
The Presbyterian Sunday school plans Christmas exercises on Friday night. Local and visiting residents noted include Mrs. Elizabeth Smock of Brooklyn visiting granddaughter Mrs. F Stanley Inson, Mrs. A L Seabey in Brooklyn, Miss Clara Lawrence visiting East Orange relatives, and Mrs. Rufus Caster visiting Long Branch relatives. Ice harvest began Thursday at Solomon Maps pond between Poplar and Eatontown, with ten inch ice. A Wright biplane completed a test flight in eighty minutes.
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