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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1912
Page
6
Fragment from a magazine ad recounts a domestic scene where a mistress prepares to interview a newly hired cook. The dialogue reveals questions about status and expectations as the house staff discuss propriety and duties in a humorous, domestic context.
Irish baronet Sir Thomas Lipton hopes to race again for the America's Cup off Sandy Hook in 1914 under the universal European rule. He praised the New York Yacht Club and spoke at a New York Athletic Club dinner attended by 200 yachtsmen and notable club members.
Engineers estimate three eighths completed on the Cape Cod canal and refuse to predict when the waterway will open. The canal is planned as the northern end of inland Atlantic coast navigation.
The annual Sinking Fund Commissioners report approved by Mayor Newcomb and commissioners Howland Stevens shows a total fund value of 110 295 79 and bonded city indebtedness at 689 000. The report details receipts disbursements investments and the fund’s composition including bonds and mortgages.
The City Commission discussed transferring a free phone line to Chief Reid, announced snow clearance on Tabor and Ocean avenues, and reported hydrants cleared. Plans for bulkhead work bids were set to open next Wednesday. Police will report uneven sidewalks. notices to owners to repair before spring.
A Jersey City youth named Gelb Geib killed himself after missing a trip with relatives. He staged the hanging by tying a rope to a bedroom door knob, standing on a chair, and then kicking away the chair. The body, found naked, showed the rope stretched from weight. Justice Siikles noted Geib appeared deeply distressed over the missed journey and Christmas plans.
A humorous exchange centers on bachelors and hearts as a woman teases about bachelor life and a man replies they still hold hearts, claiming they have not lost them. The dialogue playfully explores romance and social perceptions in a light tone.
Fire at a three story brick structure in Jersey City damages Mead & Johnson chemical works. Officials estimate losses between six thousand and eight thousand dollars while firm representatives claim twenty thousand dollars, noting stock and materials ruined by smoke and water. One hundred employees will be idle until repairs are completed.
A shooting tournament and a walking race set beach attractions for New Year at Asbury Park. A 6:30 PM walking match features Edward, Millard Fairnowles, Harry Shelton, and Albert Giles. Basketball games by Y M C A teams follow at the beach casino with dancing later.
The Mon Mouth Beach Gun Club cut its all day shoot yesterday due to weather, with two events held. William Buxton broke 17 of 25 for a silver cup, Arthur Sussman 14, Alouzano White 11, and Buxton then won the 10 bird goose shoot by hitting 9. Prizes may be finished New Year’s Day if weather and permits allow.
Joseph Lackey, a well known mail carrier, slipped on the pavement yesterday and sprained a wrist while on his route. He received first aid and is resting at home, with no serious injuries reported.
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