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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
7
The article outlines a business proposal centering on the Buick four cylinder delivery vehicle to address delivery waste and costs. It argues the model offers efficiency gains for merchants by reducing expenses and improving receipts through a practical, built from the ground up approach.
The Long Branch news column laments the Howland Hotel rookery as an eye sore and nuisance. It urges owners to produce a bill of sale while noting a potential buyer ready to pay a good price once clear ownership is shown. It also covers local civic steps toward a public market and pavilion, road improvements, and notes on local figures and events.
Buyers are warned that genuine antiques are scarce in this country as collectors hold most pieces. The advised approach is to locate a reliable dealer and purchase items in the rough before any restoration or refinishing.
The ceremony feature includes posed images by the American Press Association after the wedding with the altar shot taken just before union. A picture shows Prince de Sagan, son of the Duchess de Talleyrand, who is Anna Gould’s sister.
Riverside New Jersey January 28 a detective solving a theft at the Taybel mills reveals workers wore oversized shoes to hide stockings. Mary Sezabelick allegedly wore ten pairs when arrested leaving the mill. Police advise ankle inspectors amid 1 500 employees.
New York physician Dr John Morrison of 358 West Thirtieth Street was found burned to death in his Skillman New Jersey summer home after a fire razed the house. He had gone to Skillman Monday for repairs and lived alone. the cause may never be known. Mrs Morrison was notified and arrived after the body was removed.
A brief cartoon caption notes Jaggsby faces trouble over securing a new position, with the line about him being “in deep water” in a job pursuit. The Baltimore American caption frames the humor around career advancement and the risk involved.
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