Breton Peasants and Their Generous Hospitality
In Brittany travelers encounter constant hospitality as peasants share bread and cider without charge. An inn visit described by George Wharton Edwards shows Breton hosts offering knives and cider for a small sum, while bread is given as a gift of bon Dieu. The author notes pervasive goodwill from Breton communities along their journey.
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Brittany
George Wharton Edwards
Utter
Rock Ptarmigan and Willow Ptarmigan in Subarctic and Alpine Realms
The Rock Ptarmigan, a subarctic bird, migrates to extreme elevations and can reach southern Colorado and northern New Mexico. It endures winter in white plumage among high glacier valleys, while its Willow Ptarmigan cousin lives 500 to 1,000 feet lower among dwarf shrubs with distinctive brownish gray backs and striking white breasts. In Country Life in America, the piece contrasts the ghostly upper world Rock Ptarmigan with the more cheerful Willow Ptarmigan, noting their size and plumage differences.
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Rockies
Cascades
Colorado
New Mexico
Tower
America
Sound Producing Machine for Vee In Confection
A compact device is described as a sound producing machine capable of generating fifty four different effects including storms heat and washing of surf and breaking of glass. The invention combines moving pictures with sound to create varied sensory outputs.
Official Doings of Our City Fathers in Long Branch
City Council meeting minutes from Long Branch New Jersey dated December 18 1911 cover minutes approval mayoral message offering city space for county court, appointment of Frank McCarthy to police, petition on team wages, salary requests for City Engineer and other communications. Sinking Fund report and city bond details noted.
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City Council
Long Branch
N. J
J. m
Joline
Beatty
Britton
Brown
Fester
Guiick
Hirschfeld
Howland
Quinn
Quirk
Reed
Truax
Wright
Packer
Recorder's Court
Council Chamber
Frank McCarthy
Seaman
Long Branch Fire Department Officers Elected 1911
The December 5 1911 election results for Long Branch Fire Department officers are certified by City Clerk Bryant B Newcomb. Charles K Brown wins Chief Engineer with majorities across Oceanic Engine Company and multiple districts.
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Long Branch Fire Department
Oceanic Engine Company
Charles Kb, Brown
Joseph I. Kingsland, Jr
Joseph Sehwark
Neptune Hose Company
Charles B. Brown
Joseph Schwark
Kaward J. Reid
West End Engine Company
Charles K. Brown
Joseph I
Kingsland
Howard J. Reid
Phil Daly Hose Company
Charles E. Brown
Ass't
Joseph J. Kingsland
Jdr
Edward J. Reid
Oliver Byron Engine Company
No. S
Charles
Brown
Asa't
Joseph
Kingsland, Jr
Joseph Sechwark
Atlantic Fire Engine and Truck Company
Charles BE. Brown
Let Ass't
Joseph J. Ringeland, Jr
Jospeh Schwark
Election Boards Oceanic Co
Orland Crawford
Inspector
Fred (. Wardell
James Riddle
Arthur Nelson
Independent Co
Theodore Howland
Water Woolley
Joseph A. Burns, Jr
Frank T. Newcomb
Neptune Co
Thomas Beatty
Nantel B. Slocum
Andrew E. Nelson
Harry G. Wootley
West End Co
Alex Swanson
Stephen Whearty
Oddie
Endrtckuon
Willliam Tappin
Phil Daly Co
Charles N. White
Henry Widdis
George A. Miller
Andy Hoag
Elberon Co
W. R. Nixon
H.L. White
W. B. Jeffrey
L. B. Brown
Oliver Byron
W. W. White
C. P. West
H. M. Wet
Robert Stratton
Blanchport Co
Austin B. Yale
John KK. Woolley
Theodore R. Watson
Asher L. Wardell
Atlantic Co
A. Taylor Truax
E. R. Packer
James R. Hayden
Bryant B
Newcomb
Beatty
Charles &. Brown
Joseph J. Kingsland, Jr
Warren Brothers Company
Boston
Mass
Reed
City of
Long Branch
Catherine Daly
Second Avenue
West End Railroad
Angelina Cella
Porter Cottage
William R. Joline
Ocean
Thomas R. Woolley
Monmouth County Clerk’s
Mr. Reed
B. B. Newcomb
Ordinance on Telephone Company and Police Pension Readings
The text records a city council action on an ordinance for a telephone company with a 30 day filing acceptance and city advertising expenses. It notes a third reading passage 7 to 6 and a second reading of a police pension act with withdrawal request granted 7 to 6. The council adjourns to December 28 1911. City Clerk Bryant Newcomb.
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Nance
Messrs
Britton
Fesler
Gulick
Howland Quinn
Quirk
Truax
Beatty
Brown
Hirschfeld
Reed
Wright
Joline
Messrs. Beatty
Quinn
Nays
Married life jokes spark playful quarrel at library
A couple at the Judge's Library tease each other over jokes about married life. The fiancé scoffs at the idea that husbands wash dishes after marriage, while the partner teases in return about the humor in such print.
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Judge's Library
Fire Alarm Box Locations and Signals List
A catalog of fire alarm box locations across Long Branch including intersections at Franklin Second Avenues South Bath Second Avenues Second and Brighton Avenues Cedar Avenue N Y L B R R Takanassee Lake Ocean Avenue Lyddy Cottages Ocean Avenue Elberon Park Elberon Avenues Elberon Hotel Elberon Station N Y L B R R Park Norwood Avenues Hollywood Avenue Westwood Brighton Avenues Guire s Feed Store Bath Prospect Morris Broadway Edwards Lumber Co s Mill Morrell Street Norwood Campbell Avenue Ocean Avenue Broadway Grand Buttonwood Avenues Branchport Ave Cloughly Nicholl Co s Lumber Yard Washington Lafayette Streets Branchport near Bennett s Store Joline Edwards Avenues Sixth Avenue Halberton Street Sea View Avenue Liberty Street Patten Port au Peck Aves Pleasure Bay Patten Avenue Riddle Street West Street Columbia Avenue North Long Branch Oliver Byron Engine House Sea View Fay Street First Avenue Laird Street Liberty Street Hamilton Avenue Signals 1 Tap Open Circuit 2 Taps at 12 o clock Test 2 Taps Following Box Number Second Alarm 3 Taps Fire Extinguished 7 Taps General Alarm
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Franklin and
Second Avenues
South Bath
Second
Brighton Avenues
Cedar Avenue
N. Y
Takanassee Lake
Ocean Avenue
Elberon
Park and Elberon Avenues
Elberon Hotel
Elberon Station
Park and
Norwood Avenues
Hollywood Avenue
Norwood Avenue
Westwood
Guire’s
Brighton Avenue
Bath Avenue
Prospect Street
Morris Avenue
Long Branch
L. B
Third
Westwood Avenues
Fifth Avenue
Slocum Place
Morris and
Campbell Avenue
Broadway
Second Avenue
Third Avenue
Edwards Lumber and Coal Co
Morrell Street
Grand
Buttonwood Avenues
Branchport Ave
Cloughly, Nicholl&Co
Washington and
Lafayette Streets
Branchport Avenue
Bennett's
Joline and
Edwards Avenues
Sixth Avenue
Halberton Street
Sea View Avenue
Liberty Street
Patten
Port-au-Peck
Pleasure Bay
Patten Avenue
Riddle Street
West Street
Columbia Avenue
Oliver Byron Engine House
Fay Street
First Avenue
Laird Street
Hamilton Avenue
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Beecham
Merel
the Rock Ptarmigan
Maris
London Express
Bend & Park
New York City
NANG
Bataan
Teva
Independent Engine House
Beach & Park
Ool Beach & Park
Edwin W. Packer
John W. Slocum
Frank L. Howland
John H. Davis, Jr
Robie
Brighton
Daly
Board of Freeholders
Street Committee
Freeholders
Sanitary Committee
Troutman Creek
Thomas Procter
Public Utilities Committee
St. James Church
Takanassee Lake Bridge
New York Telephone Company
Monmouth County
New Jersey
New York and
New Jersey Telephone Company
Charles F. Sexton
Long Branch Property Holders Association
MacHarg
The
Telephone Company
Thomas McKenna
Wilber A. Heisley
Thomas P. Fay
G. M. L. Sachs
George E. Poland
Clarence G. van Note
Mr. Gulick
Esp Nisity Company
Trunk
New York
Leon Cubberley
Madison Ave
Record Building
William Asher Stevens, LL. B
P. O. Building
Long Branch, N. J
J. W. Seaman
P. O. Box
Clarence G, van Note, LL. B
Masonic Hall
Henry S, Terhune
Notary Public Office
Post Office
Lehigh Valley
Thos, L. Slocum & Go
New York Times
Coluy
W. FF. Carley
Pavilion Ave