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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1910
Page
3
For sale a new horse clipping machine with three sets of new blades. Originally $50, now selling for $10. Located at Darby’s Stables Second Dye. Kennedy Bath, 305-308. Also wanted women to sew on machines. Paid while learning. Secure a steady position. Steiner & Bon.
Auction note offers a horse for sale by Hennessy’s Fish Market located at 282 Broadway. Contact details appear as 285dewit SS- for interested buyers.
AKHURST residents and guests share holiday visits. Samuel Wiseman of Trenton enjoys time with son Samuel L. Wiseman in Elberon Long Branch. Charles Rudloff entertains Chicago friends. Others visit New York and Long Branch during Christmas week and with local families.
Mrs. Daniel Brown hosted guests on West Park avenue for dinner while the Throckmorton family attended a funeral for a 18 year old relative in Mana. Various residents from West Park avenue and Trenton shared meals, music, and dancing at intimate gatherings, with a long list of attendees including the Connors, Harvey, Throckmorton, Youmans, and Hall families.
Mise Annie Bimdey and Moe Brougel will marry at six this evening at Temple Turnel on Jeffrey Street. Invitations come from Mak Bimder and Mr. and Mrs. Beslofaky. A reception will follow at toegiats seattage in Union Avenue.
For sale a pony cart and harness. Pony is sound and won a blue ribbon last year. Described as safe and reliable for children. Contact Dr. Clark at 278dewit for details.
Pride of Holywood Council No 2 B Daughters of Liberty held a masquerade social and lunch at Odd Fellows Hall. Proceeds fund a new piano. Officers for six months elected include Past councilor Mrs Housel and Councilor Mrs Shapter. Other posts listed with names, plus revenue from box office.
The Atlantic Highlands borough council held its last meeting with most of the board present. They considered a light bill for David P. Smith, decided to bill him as for 1908, and discussed refunding Howard Stryker’s fine with conditions. The council debated salary raises, hired a general public works superintendent, and planned a new gutter compensation with Mrs. Alexander. They approved an ordinance to adjust officer salaries, discussed water works progress, and set New Year’s Day adjournment with no council changes expected.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gifford and family of Westwood Avenue enjoy a trip. Mr. and Mrs. P Quick entertain at Christmas dinner with several guests. Absences and illnesses noted include Wallace R. Fesler of Fesler & Co on the sick list. Abrahamoff and Milton visit relatives in New York. Carrie Rogers and Mrs. L Everhart return to parents in Red Bank. Roy Smith of Rutherford visits Jennie White in Pearl William. Nora and William Hibbetts visit Rutherford relatives. Byron B. Foster of Atlantic City visits Long Branch. former Long Branch teacher. Mrs. Margaret Smith of Oakhurst is critically ill. Dr. E. M Beach attends.
The article explains wheel bonding on railcars where rims are shrunk onto axles to form a solid piece. It notes outer wheels cover more ground on curves, forcing faster outer-wheel rotation while the axle stays fixed, enabling steady passage through curves with regularity.
A large turnout of holiday visitors arrived to welcome the New Year at country homes. Parties will celebrate tomorrow and Monday with prominent gatherings at the Plaut cottage and others on Norwood Ridge and Cedar Villa. Ice boating and skating drew many cottagers to Shallow Point as third class boats gain popularity ahead of the racing season.
Maurice Tabuteau, contesting for the Michelin Cup, broke the world aviation distance record with 542.06 miles in seven heats and 45 minutes, at Bue France on December 1. He previously flew 288 miles on October 28 and was carried from his aircraft after a hard descent.
A San Diego report says Oldfield and James J. Jeffries escaped injury when a mobile driven by Barbéy O Meld met trouble near National City on a hunting trip. Jeffries, former champion pugilist, and others were not seriously hurt as they moved on with the group.
Advertises the Oliver Typewriter No 5 available on a Penny Plan at seventeen cents daily. No bank account needed. pay the first installment and start using the machine for home and business writing, with freight paid through small daily payments.
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