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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1913
Page
9
SONS OF VETERANS INSTALLATION AT RED BANK
Mr Bender was presented a cut glass piece by Alfred Botticher at a Red Bank Sons of Veterans installation. Sleeper Camp earlier presented a chafing dish. A division flag gift from Mrs Hattie Wymbs and others was accepted by Mrs George Lewis. Red Bank Glee Club led music and Rev Johnson T Miner gave a brief address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bender
Red Bank Sons of Veterans
Alfred Botticher
Red Bank First Baptist Sunday School Elects Officers
Walter L. Davie reelected superintendent at Red Bank church. officers include Benjamin Ford as assistant superintendent Mary Conklin secretary and librarians and trustees named. Annual reports show good finances and membership up to about 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Davie
Red Bank First Baptist Sunday School
Red Bank First Baptist Church
Alfie Applegate
Walter L. Davis
Benjamin H. Ford
Mary Conklin
Stephen H
Homelass
Walter L. Mason
Myron
Slater
Herbert L. Murdock
Ida Lake
Theodore
Jay
Middletown Notes on Local Residents and Events
Mrs John N Hillyer is bedridden with the grip Dr Harry Hendrickson of Atlantic Highlands attends John M West Sr improves Mrs and Mrs Henry Pentermann and Miss Anna Pentermann travel to Lakewood until after Easter Mrs William R Taylor hosts the Ladies Social Circle luncheon with members from Harmony Port Monmouth Belford New Monmouth Keansburg and this place Next week Mrs George A Sweezy of Port Monmouth will host the Circle on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Hillyer
Harry Hendrickson
Atlantic Highlands
John M. West
Henry Pentermann Pind Daenter
Anna Pentermann
Lakewood
William R. Taylor
Harmony
Port Monmouth
Belford
New Monmouth
Keansburg
George A. Sweezy
Wonderful Sagacity Quip Art of the Roadside Exchange
An OCR fragment captures a playful exchange as a motorist jokes about his vehicle frightening a horse. Farmer Cornovalo responds, praising the animal as tame and intelligent, then hints the horse may be needed to hitch up to a carriage or wagon. The text is heavily garbled with misspellings and odd names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Advertise in the Daily Record It Will Pay You
A compact notice promoting advertising in the Daily Record urges businesses and individuals to place ads, claiming strong return value and visibility in the historic newspaper. The brief lacks specifics but emphasizes profitability and broad reach through the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Record
Nabaro Arrested for Assault in Red Bank
Pietro Nabaro, recently from Philadelphia, was arrested on a warrant by Constable J. R. West for alleged assault and battery on Dominock Fagale of Willow Avenue. Nabaro appeared before Justice Sniffen and Judge Corn with bail set at 100 dollars for a hearing tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pietro Nabaro
Red Bank
Philadelphia
J. R. West
Nabaro
Dominock Fagale
Willow Avenue
Theodore F. Sniffen
Ned Bank
Charles Corn
Fagale
Bank
Nabro
Letty
Arested
West
Beach Street
Neabaro
Red Bank Storm Damage Strips Roofs and Window
A miniature hurricane hit Red Bank Friday afternoon, ripping a large slag roofing strip from Om fygmund Wiser’s factory on Bridge Avenue and a similar strip from the Union Hose Co. firehouse on Shrewsbury Avenue. The stained glass church window at Trinity Episcopal Church on West Front Street was blown out, causing about 500 dollars in damage, while interior damage was avoided and the window boarded up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fygmund Wiser
Bridge Avenue
Union Hose Company
Shrewsbury Avenue
Red Bank
Trinity Episcopal Church
West Front Street
Port Monmouth Pointers Captain Lengthens Power Boat
Port Monmouth items note Captain William Dennis hauling his large power boat out for lengthening by fifteen feet. Paul Rose of Maryland officiated at the depot during Agent Walling's vacation. Leroy Drake has returned to New York Military Academy to resume studies. Mrs. M. Van Riper retired from a visit with daughter in Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Sweety visit relatives on Long Island. Rufus Eastmond returned after touring the Southern States. Lester Smith has gone to Virginia for a month of quail shooting and fox hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dennis
Paul Rose
Maryland
Walling
Leroy Drake
New York Military Academy
Long Island
Rufus Eastmond
Lester Smith
Virginia
Bar Association Meets in Freehold Amid Sessions
The Monmouth County Bar Association holds its annual meeting in Freehold today with sessions starting at 1 30 pm. The agenda includes officer elections and discussions on initiative referendum and recall as constable business proceeds. Daily Record-It pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County Bar Association
Freehold
Government to Rescue Babies Campaign Begins
The federal government through the newly formed Bureau of the Department of Labor will conduct a nationwide house to house canvass to study infant mortality. Julia Lathrop of Chicago leads the effort to determine why one in eight babies dies before age one and how many lives can be saved by improving housing, feeding, and sanitary conditions. The inquiry will visit mothers in birth registration areas across New England, Pennsylvania, and Michigan to map birth records and follow infants through their first year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae
Christ
Sceaoerbusreau
Julia Lathrop
Chicago
Bureau
Miss Latthrop
United States
Cressy L. Wilbur
New Zealand
Vietus
Birenn
New England
Penseaylvania
Michigan
The Way It Goes With the Invalid Reader
A fragment from the Boston Transcript notes a converse about reading matter for an invalid convalescent. The exchange hints at a preference for religious material and centers on the notion that truth is an honest man’s statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Strange Idol Shall Be Destroyed on Mme Carnot Will
The widow Mme Carnot asked that a small hard stone idol be taken from her estate and crushed. The idol, given to Sadi Carnot by a friend from India, bore a legend predicting power and a dagger’s stab at the peak of success. Carnot later died by assassination, leading to debate over the story’s truth and the idol’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Carnot
Sadi Carnot
Sadi Carnet
France
Todia
M. Carnot
Mme
Carnot
LURE OF THE MISTS A Curious Flight Above Clouds
Edward Lyell Fox in Harper's Weekly recounts Vedrines during the Britain race at Manchester. He describes clouded updrafts, a misty landscape, and a dreamlike city below while revealing his fear and sickness high above the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Vedrines
Vedrine
Ife
Edward Lyell Fox
Harper's Weekly
Cheapest Hams Ever Sold
A misprint in a New York store advertisement listed Sugar-Cured Hams at death price due to a dropped numeral. The error caused 125 or so shoppers to buy at about 10 cents per pound before the mistake was caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
By Comparison a Boy Flees School Over Teacher Advice
A boy bursts from school shouting that his teacher made him a bully highwayman joke while his father asks what he means. The exchange centers on the phrase hold up and a reference to Ngghindee's library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddy
Ngghindee
Counted Ten After He Jumbled With Stapleton Boy
A fragment shows a father scolding Robby for fighting Stapleton, asking if he counted to ten before striking as advised. The dialogue indicates a lesson in self control and a claim that someone told him ten was counted after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robby
Stapleton
Noble Hobo Killed by Train Near Reno
Max von Bulow, claimed descendant of an old German line, was found mangled on railroad tracks near Reno Nevada with both hands cut off and skull fractures. The globe trotter and former husband of Christine Plumer of Pueblo, they divorced. He died at Starks railroad hospital. Police believe he was beating his way west onto a passenger train and was struck by wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count von Bulow
Max von Bulow
Reno
Nev
Starks
von Bulow
Christine Plumer
Pueblo
Colo
Europe
Two Appendixes Removed in Unprecedented Case
A Scranton Indiana man, K A Spangenberg, underwent surgery for acute appendicitis and two appendixes were removed, an unprecedented finding. He is recovering at home, and the operation revealed a second appendix approximately three-quarters of an inch away from the first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. A. Spangenberg
Scranton
Spangenberg
The Battle of Life in God’s Eyes
A reflection on social rank and human equality by William James, noting that in God’s sight differences in class intellect and dress fade to a shared human condition. Each person faces spiritual struggles and must summon fortitude and goodness to persevere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illiam James
Learning the Rules Little Elsie and Marete play scene
In a Chicago News fragment a girl named Elsie explains a pretend social visit to Marete. Elsie assigns roles for a domestic game with one girl acting as the hostess and another as a caller while the other pretends warmth at the imagined meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie
Marete
Chicago News
Justice Parker Charges County Supreme and Circuit Trials
Justice Parker announces trials start in Freehold for January 27 and hearings in Long Branch on February 25 and March 25 for appeal cases. Licenses granted include multiple hotels in Long Branch and surrounding towns. transfers and new applications noted for East Keyport Hotel and Pine View Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son Y. Dungan
Circuit Court
Freehold
John &. Foster
Long Branch
Foster
Albert
Norcross
William Holliday
East Keyport
Keyport
Allen M. Crowe
Pine View
Howell Township
Magnolia Hotel
Samuel Seltmin
Central Hotel
Red Bank
Louis Steinberg
Matawan
Eilen Sullivan
Imperial
Sussman & Sons
Walsh Hotel
Sea Bright
John H.walsh
Bbett
James L. Worden
Hirschfelds Head South for Health Trip to Savannah
Siegfried Hirschfeld proprietor of The Commercial Hotel and his wife left by train at 11:46 this morning for New York and sailed this afternoon aboard the steamer City of St Louis for Savannah for about two weeks. If health improves the trip may extend. Lester Vanderveer will run the hotel and wholesale business in his absence, assisted by staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siegfried Hirschfeld
Commercial Hotel
New York
City of St. Louis
Hirschfeld
Lester Vanderveer
Vanderveer
Eyee
State Tax Commission to propose radical tax reforms
The State Tax Commission, led by Senator Carlton B. Pierce, has completed its report and will present it to the incoming Legislature. It likely calls for appointing rural and small town assessors to curb political influence and for universal maps locating every taxable property to prevent unassessed real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Tax Commission
New Jersey
Trenton
Jast
Carlton, B. Pierce
Union County
Shrewsbury News Highlights Local Social Visits
Charles M Patterson wintering in Brooklyn spent Saturday at his Sycamore avenue home. Ira Antonides of Atlantic Highlands visited Alfred Grover’s family. Mrs H Edward Armstrong and daughter enjoyed Thursday in New York. Miss Hannah Jackson visiting her nephew at Hamilton. Lillian and Esther Hurley stayed with Mrs Charles Darling of Asbury Park. Bessie Morford, once ill, now able to be about. John Casey of New York visited his parents. The Young People’s Missionary Society to meet Friday night in the Presbyterian Church Sunday school room. Westminster Circle plans a play The Chaperon in the Presbyterian Church Sunday school room on Friday evening January 24. Advertise in the Daily Record-It paye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Patterson
Brooklyn
Sycamore Avenue
Ira Antonides
Atlantic Highlands
Alfred Grover
H. Edward Armstrong
New York
Hannah Jackson
Hamilton
Lillian
Esther Hurley
Charles Darling
Asbury Park
Bessie Morford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Goldstein’s Department Store
Sons OF Veterans
Middletown
Man
Bar Association Meets
Children’s Bureau
Lure OF
Chicago Medical Society
Home Progress Magazine
National Magazine
London
Justice Parker
Hirschfelds
Commercial
Savannah
Shrewsbury News
the Daily Record
Hanson
W. B
Broadway
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