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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1913
Page
8
A Pasadena News item describes a pigeon dislodged from a tower guiding itself through fire and smoke toward home. The bird dives into the furnace beneath to reach its destination despite flames singeing its feathers.
Secretary Wilson states no federal investigation will be started into the Calumet panic disaster and that the tragedy is a state police matter not linked to the strike. John P. Densmore will travel from Washington to Calumet to aid in clearing up the situation.
An English writer urges thrift of nervous energy as carefully as money, noting loud phone use, crowded commutes, and rushed behavior at crossings. The piece contrasts stressed city life with Pribilof Islanders, praising US guardianship and describing their strong Russian heritage and well being.
Unequaled volume of business marks a record holiday season as retailers report peak sales across departments and nationwide buyers rush to stores for gifts en masse. Early reports credit strong consumer confidence and new promotions driving increased foot traffic and higher ticket averages.
A New York judge recalling Napoleon era ignorance asks prospective citizens basic questions about heads of state. He notes many know how to earn daily bread yet lack schooling for broader knowledge. The piece also mentions a claimed milk producing tree in South America used to feed children with a clear milk stream from bored trunks.
In a Provicent Pa case, a ministerial agent quotes a Rural Hamlet figure and Little Buttin Hamlet claims corn and chicken came from their own garden. The judge records the exchange noting a joke about neighbors and poultry in the courtroom.
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