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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1910
Page
8
An exchange references an attachment and a plane with Agent MadCain asking for details while the housewife confirms an attachment exists. The housewife identifies the make as Cleveland Leader.
A Philadelphia Inquirer report quotes a physician stating the best defense against sickness is staying well. The advice has long been suspected and is now reinforced by expert authority.
A stray stories fragment contrasts a ship with no clock in the cabin and the crew keeping a watch on deck. The quip highlights nautical humor about timekeeping aboard.
A Washington Star quip cites Senator Sorghum on the most valuable knowledge for a statesman the timing of changing his mind. It adds a quip from Yann that ingratitude excuses no fault and other crimes may pass for virtues.
New York brokers ended a tough year with a historic Stock Exchange celebration. A piano was brought onto the trading floor to be pounded, confetti showers flew, a brass band paraded in uniform, and two mounted policemen rode across the floor as the crowd cheered.
Amid uproar Charley Knoblanch and his brass band led a street celebration decorated with garlands and revelers. Eyewitness notes suggest the event marked a notable, if lengthy, local festive moment spanning more than a year.
A San Francisco delegation urged Mayor McCarthy to stop Tetrazzini from singing at Lotta's Fountain due to crowd danger. He ruled police can control the crowd and moved the open air concert to Golden Gate Park. Thousands travel from nearby cities for the event with an estimated audience near 100000. Weather resembles an eastern spring.
Announcement of a Christmas gift exceeding 1 million dollars to poor children and single women in Philadelphia and nearby cities accompanies probate of Elizabeth Williamson Garrett's will. The trust funds maintain a 200 acre Delaware county farm at Newtown Square as a summer home for those earning their living and needing rest.
A playful verse questions a tenor’s public image and class based on his looks and role as a brigand. The speaker ponders whether style and virtue align in performance art and how audience perceptions shape artistry.
An international air race scheme links Paris Berlin Brussels London with a $60 000 prize fund. The route runs from Paris by the Meuse valley to Aachen Colline then via Dusseldorf Hanover Brunswick Magdeburg to Berlin then along the Elbe to Hamburg and back to Paris. A cross channel flight is planned for July 24 from Dover to Ostend and back.
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