Beechams Pills Mill Sold in Red Bank Place Transfer
Lewis P. Conklin of Bridge Avenue sold the Red Bank Place mill beside the New Jersey Railroad tracks to Ferren F. Blaisdell of Spring Street for around 12000. Blaisdell, son of the late Frank L. Blaisdell, will take possession tomorrow and continue mill operations with same staff. The 126 by 160 foot lot houses the structure built 45 years ago by the Morford founder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Hawk
Lewis P. Conklin
Bridge Avenue
Ferren F. Blaisdell
Spring Street
Blaisdell
Frank L. Blaisdell
Conklin
Burrowes’ Street
N. J
Thomas F. Morford
Mr. Morfold
John J. Antonides
Mr. Conklin
Revival Sunday at North Long Branch Methodist Church
Sunday at Asbury M E Church invites all to a revival Sunday at North Long Branch Methodist Church. Pastor Eberhardt will feature revival themes in morning and evening sermons with 2:30 pm Sunday school and 7 pm Epworth League. Nightly revival at 7:30 features new hymns and Bible talks welcoming all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Long Branch
Red Bank Boy's Party Celebrates Fourth Birthday
Aifford B. Keeler son of Mr and Mrs Carlton Keeler of Mechanic Street Red Bank celebrated his fourth birthday last Saturday with games and refreshments Those attending included Miriam Alperin Margaret Tilton Carolyn Tilton Adelaide Johnson Isabel Dunn Edgar Terhune Jr and Lionel Finkelstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aifford B. Keeler
Carlton Keeler
Mechanic Stret
Red Bank
Miriam Alperin
Margaret Tilton
Carolyn Tilton
Adelaide Johnson
Isabel Dunn
Edgar Terhune, Jr
Lionel Finkelstein
Local notices and social updates from Oceanport era
Social and household items from Oceanport include weddings in Brooklyn and Asbury Park, card party at J. H. Hall home, visits by residents to Long Branch and Elizabeth, and various travel and work updates. Mentions of Epworth League, Sunday School activities, and local appointments plus routine notices of neighbors moving or taking jobs.
Aging and health tips from Medico-Legal Society
A Medico-Legal Society talk argues age is a state of mind and strength declines with poor circulation. The ad touts cod liver and iron tonic Vinci at Wer's Pharmacy Long Branch New Jersey with a money back guarantee for dissatisfied customers.
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The
Medico-Legal Society
Vinci
Wer's Pharmacy
Long Branch
N. J
Oakhurst News Highlights Local Events And Illnesses
The Oakhurst newspaper notes pink eye among Pearl street children and several illnesses including Joseph Robingen with erysipelas and Miss Estelle Voorhees leading Epworth League. Local visits, revival services, and postponement of a military entertainment at the Oakhurst school are reported along with home improvements by contractor George Luke and family news from Brown Place to Monmouth Road.
Local social notes and health board update from Newark area
Dangler returns to Newark for winter. John Greene Sr of Poplar visits Mia. Choir met at West Park home of Larry VanNote. Cottage prayer at Mee and Mrs Siynvel Thompson on Mopmouth Road. Mrs Reynolds of Poplar spent Tuesday at Frehold. Mrs Bennett and son from Lake Street visited 611 Hurley at Shrewsbury. Mr Hendrickson of Imlaystown was a guest of Mrs Stanley Jeffrey on Monmouth Road. Miss Mabel Brown of Newark visits father Lewis Brown in Elberon. Horace VanNote ill after vaccination under Dr Beach care. Edith Taylor hosted Oakhurst Dramatic Club on Pearl Street. Mrs Stanley Jeffrey ill with heart trouble. Mrs Fury and children home after visit with Mr and Mrs John Leahy of Brown Place. Contractor George Lase building cottage for Edgar Wells on Lewis Street. foundation done. Miss Georgiana West of Long Branch visits Bloomfield White on Lake Street. Mrs John Leahy ill with grip. Mrs Harry Leit ill this week. Lewis Harvey family visiting relatives at Long Beach. Walter Brown ill from vaccination. Charles Valentine and son Walter visited New York and Hippodrome. Ocean Township Board of Health met and urged unvaccinated schoolchildren to be vaccinated immediately. One prosecution last year for health-law violation. $2000 fine and costs. Fifteen complaints last year, resolved promptly.
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Dangler
West Park Avenue
Newark
John Greene, Sr
Oplar
John HH
Greene
Larry G VanNote
Mee
Siynvel Thompson
Mopmouth
James Reynolds
Poplar
Edith Taylor
Oakhurst Dramatic Club
Pearl Street
Stanley Jeffrey
Monmouth Road
Benjamin Fury
John Leahy
Brown Place
George Lase
Norwood Avenue
Edgar Wells
Lewis Street
Georgiana West
Long Branch
Bloomfield White
Like Street
Harry [Leit
Lewis Harvey
Long Breach
Walter Brown
Charles Valentine
Walter
New York
Ocean Township Board of Healt
Board of Health
Red Bank Woman Freed In Two Freehold Cases
Writs of error were filed in two Freehold legal sales cases where fines were reduced by Judge Moster. Jas Way and Oscar Robinson, both colored, of Springwood Avenue, Asbury Park, were fined 40 dollars plus costs. Charles J. Cook defended the men. James Sharp, colored, was fined 209 dollars and costs for illegal sale of Aquor at Asbury Park. Benjamin Wray, a 15 year old colored lad, charged with stealing bicycles from Robert Win-herts at Asbury Park, was sent to Jamesbury Juvenile School. Mrs. Linnie Molly, charged with eating her husband, was released on her own recognizance to return on the first Tuesday in April if required. Assistant Prosecutor Vredenburgh noted investigations and said the husband attacked him in an apparent life-threatening event. The rest of the text discusses walking for health.
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Moster
Freehold
Jas
Way Wid
Oscar Robinson
Springwood Avenue
Asbury Park
Foster
Charles J. Cook
James Sharp
Aquor
Benamin Wray
Robert Winherts
Jetorn
Jamesbury
Linnie Molly
Hed Bank
Vredenburgh
Why Do Scotsmen Succeed
A London Tit-Bits excerpt features Johnny McTurk and his elder discussing a puzzle about splitting twenty marbes between Johnny and Andrew MacDonald. Johnny reasons through the options of both present, one present, or neither, concluding different share outcomes in each scenario.
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Johnny
John McTurk
Andrew MacDonald
Andrew
London
West Long Branch Social Notes Relay Local Events
West Long Branch residents attend gatherings in New York and Long Branch. The community shares visits, charity ball attendance, church activities, and upcoming meetings as mumps and illnesses appear among students.
Dramatic Begging and the Blind Youth in Desolate Hall
A vivid scene portrays a nearly naked blind youth led by a hopeful helper in a damp shadowed cabin. The image juxtaposes compassion and despair while a digression explains the pole star as a steady beacon among moving stars, central to navigation.
Mark Twain and the egg cup breakfast tale
A fragment from a maritime notes piece recalls Mark Twain at a New York club ordering three soft eggs in a cup and disputing the waiter’s interpretation. It also mentions derelict ships like the Pinus RE. Wolstin and the William L. White, abandoned in 1895 and 1888, drifting for months.
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Mark Twain
Vlayvs’ Club
New York
Clemens
Mr. Clemens
Bookman
Pinus RE. Wolstin
William L. White
North Atlantic
Oftlebrides
Memory and a Ten-Year Guarantee Dispute
A Kansas City Times item recounts a man entering a store with a worn tin bucket and claiming the seller guaranteed it for ten years. The seller recalled the buyer’s memory and exchanged the bucket without argument, noting the man had the item only six years and it was battered.
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Iim
Devanter
Kansas City Times
Gossip Sparks Hidden Ties at Mrs Wombat's Affairs
In a brisk exchange, two women discuss shared social circles and a mutual laundress, hinting at overlapping lives and concealed acquaintances as reported in the Pittsburgh Post.
Helpfulness Question in Yonkers Statesman
A short exchange prompts Mrs Church about raising children to help themselves and Mrs iotham jokes she cannot keep jam in the house. The item captures a light anecdotal moment from Yonkers.
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Fr. A. Blaisdell
Red Bank Place
Asbury M. E. Church
Oceanport News
Charien Bermett
Harry Rhoades
Harry van Schoick
John J. Meyer
Percy van Schoick
Howard Champlin
Annie Johnson
J. . Hall
John McGarrity
Ao Vanderbilt
Wall Hill Avenue
Bennett Preston
Doremus Broe
Epworth League
A. Hibbetts
Dasus
John N. Sekles
Elboro
J. A. Stratton
Percy VanSehoick
Clarence Wolccott
Atlantic Highlands
John Ward
Harry Marsh
Elizabeth
R. W. Estelle
Charlies Hoseh
Fred Worthley
Sadie Megill
Farmingdale
Charles Blakely
Harry Blakely
William Hayward
Jobstown
Margaret Haynes
M.C Hathway
Margie Heer
Queanport
Mies Nellie Ferry
Edward M. Verry
Douglaes
Douglas Riddle
Wydnesday
Frank Sanford
Heatontown
Samuel Smock
Edward Worthley
Daily Record
Oakhurst News
Elberon
George Luke
Luke
Hawkins Avenue
Percy Throckmorton
James Tilton
Florence
Frank Tilton
North Cedar Avenue
Weet Long Branch
Harry G. VanNote
Trenton
Nelson Olmatead
Fannie Brown
Oakhuret School
Joseph Robingen
Elizabeth Taylor
Lakeetree
Bertha Richards
Oakhurst
M. EE. Charen
Henry Gramann
Wonita
LeRoy Bennett
Eiberon
Ranchport
Andrew Robinees
Mommnouth Road
Harold van Note
Estelle Voorhees
Harry Cloyd
Samuel
New Broadway
Kendals Auto Girls
Wheeler & Goldie
Morgan, Chester & CO
Shultz the Shoemaker
Durand
Rex Beach
Vitagraphs
Mis Tiie
West Long Branch News
Woo
Grand
Charles Stillwagon
William Wilson
Wilson
Long Pranch
George M. van Truel
Hollywood Avenue
Florence Poole
Edna Bowman
Dorothy Dengler
George Bowman
Richard Corne
Louis Mulin
T. Oliver Norton
Karl Hulin
J. H. White
Fred W. van Note
W. E. Norton
Oliver W. Norton
Frank A. Poole
Lillian Poole
Hoy
Lillian Palmer
Lacey Chamberlain
J. A. Poole
F. A. Poole
F. W. van Note
A. R
Harry Blakeley
Oceanport
Blakeley
F. B. Dills
William Sherman
Everect
Ladies’ Aid Society
Church Hall
Febard Thomas Covert
Lakewood
John Clark and Son
Garret White
Wayside
Cottes
G. Wount
J. A. Meyer
Samuel Shermen
Wall Streets
M Wilford
Lawyer
W. BE
Norton
Theodore van
Kenneth Fields
Edwin Walcott
Joseph Truax
Thurs
Fri
W. G. Eysele
Cedar Avenue
A.& P. Store
Broadway
Strictly Fresh
E. M. Colton
Rockwell Ave
Rederick
Testuue
Ife
Aoere Heetic
WM. Bryan
Elberon Florist
New Orleans
A. ¢. Bennett Co
Branchport Ave
Koops & Axels
Grocers
Baldwins
Greenings
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