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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1913

Page

3

Tribute to Dr. Howard At Glenwood Cemetery

The article recalls the life of Dr. Howard and his gentle service to the poor and sick. It recounts his Christian faith, influence on others, and a tribute from a grateful foreign mother whose child he healed. His widow recalls his patience and devotion as pallbearers and floral tributes accompany the interment in West Long Branch.

Dr. Howard Howard Tam Jesus Savious Fall Henry van Dyke Dorothy Dr. Duffield J. S. Nesbitt Raymon Jackson James 8. McCain Lester van Brunt Charles V. Shropshire Nathaniel James Glenwood Cemetery West Long Branch John G. Sexton

Vigorous Performer and the Aggressive Mob Tale

A fragmentarydialogue cites a boy named Josh and Palmer Corn tossel debating athletic prowess. The piece alludes to a mob leader who wrecks Opry houses after games, hinting at tension and post game disorder.

Josh Palmer

Middletown and Area Residents Social and Travel Notes

Local residents and visitors share holidays and winter plans across Middletown Orange Monmouth and nearby towns. Mrs Crane and Mrs Stoothoff recover while others travel to Palm Beach and Drayton Island Florida.

Endless Chain of Noise Frustrates Neighbors at Night

A worried man complains in a flat about incessant piano playing by children next door. The noise wakes a dog and keeps others awake, creating a nightly disruption as residents struggle to sleep through the disturbance.

Aq Endless Chain

Moonless Month Rumors Amongst Theories

A claim that a month without a full moon has never occurred and will not happen again for 2,500,000 years is discussed as a speculative thought experiment with astronomical improbability and time scales.

Asbury Park Elks Retain Pool Lead

The championship match saw Vanderslice and Young trading runs with Young holding a narrow edge at 63. Vanderslice potted 14 in the tenth while Young added 13 in the eleventh. A late miss by Young preserved Long Branch's lead as refreshments were served between games.

Asbury Park Elks Vanderslice Young Y. Young Youngs Asbury Park Red Bank

Local visits and recoveries highlighted in Oakhurst news

Oakhurst residents report visits to relatives in Manasquan Long Branch and Clarksburg. Several parish and civic notices note a watch meeting of Usher's Union and officers elected by Pride of Kiberon Council with multiple roles filled by Hibbetts, Herbert, King, White, Thompson, Ireland and Bennett.

Charley J. Strahan Clarksburg Harry Applegate Manasquan Henry Gramem Norwood Avenue Harry T. Misler Edith Bagareth Pride of

Weather indications for New Jersey and Long Branch

The Weather Bureau forecasts unsettled conditions for tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. Minimum Thursday morning around 24 degrees. Long Branch data shows 36 this morning, 24 low last night, highs near 40 yesterday, with no precipitation and winds from the northwest. Tide tables list Sandy Hook highs at 10.02 am and 4.37 pm with lows at 3.50 am and 10.38 pm.

United States Weather Bureau New Jersey Long Branch Weather Bureau North Broadway N. J N. W Sandy Hook

Canine Mediator Joins Morocco Negotiations

An amusing tale from the French press portrays Herr von Kiderien Waechter with a boarhound that sits at his feet during talks with M. Cambon. The dog’s quiet growl prompts Cambon to soften his tone, and later the Kaiser arranges to see the two together aboard his Kiel yacht to avoid a separation.

Morocco Herr von Kiderien-Waechter Wordsworth M. Cambon von Kiderley Waechter Kaiser Kiel

Leesville editor calls for readers to stand up for truth

Editor Hon. Alex Appleby of Leesville Light says criticism comes from people who want praise and urges locals who want truthful reporting to speak up. He invites supporters and critics to engage openly as the paper seeks to be accommodating.

Alex Appleby The Leesville Colo

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