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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1911
Page
3
Mr Abram Cottrall Mr Oscar L Cottrell and Mrs Jock wish to extend heartfelt thanks to Rev T B Ures and the Henry Cross, and the First Baptial Church senn etal eayers, for help during their mother’s illness and passing and for the floral offerings.
Reward offered for the return of an Airedale puppy to J Hamerslag at Ocean and Runyon Aves Deal Beach New Jersey. Also a black cockerel spaniel named Happy, with a dollar EB on its collar, missing from West End New Jersey with a reward for its return.
Thomas McCue son of County Supervisor of Roads Martin McCue has passed the state bar exam and been admitted as attorney at law. Leo J. Warwick, recent New York Law School graduate, also passed and was admitted. Both are graduates of Long Branch High School.
A sermon on how the touch of the departed lives on in living memory. The speaker cites Elisha's revived youth, Moses and Paul, Lincoln, Emerson, and others to claim that death does not end influence. He celebrates enduring inspiration in art, science, and faith across generations.
Bargains shine on the third page of the Cent-a-Words section with low prices and weekly deals. Readers can find reduced items across categories, including household goods and apparel, advertised with brief descriptions and prices.
Pacific Monthly recounts an Eskimo dwelling with a steamer berth of skins, oil lamps, and a warm air bath. Women sew while a man makes gear, guests disrobe and join meals of frozen fish and blubber, with hearty laughter and a generally cheerful, candid people.
Louis Cohen recalls illicit diamond buying in Kimberley with dogs used as carriers to transport stones across the Vaal river and diamonds hidden in meat, sealed in heels, and even pigeons used to fly loot to safety. A Cape wife hides a stored diamond in a goose stuffing to fool a detective. Also told is a Canton legend of Lim Kao Pourg who built a bean pod boat with Confucian maxims and earned 1000 taels from the emperor.
A fragmentary quote contrasts a lengthy New York shave with a five minute London ritual. It notes the barber’s indifferent courtesy and a busy city mindset. The piece then cites Webster on true eloquence as arising from inner force, not craft, and closes with Griggs failing to trust a friend in a punishing sales pitch.
In Variety Life a sharp mocker named Smith astounds by impersonating others with uncanny accuracy. Tottle remarks wishing the impersonator were present, highlighting the actor’s skill and audience appeal.
A dialogic quip about kissing asks what one would say, while a counter line suggests deducing exact facts. The Boston Transcript tone conveys witty banter and a jab at perception versus truth.
A month’s leave of absence was granted to Mrs. G A Parslow. The June ufficial board meeting confirmed standing committees including Heat and ventilating Henry Joline Harry Van Brunt J W Seaman Furnaces John Clark Jn G T Seymour C H Emmons Engine Lewis Edwards A J Seymour Kk B Field Cleaning Q D Seymour H P Bennett E H Wheeler Insurance Henry Jolipe C Gregory Henry D Brintey Order Official board Grounds W H Riddle W Elxele A D Sherman H L Dangler Light E L Reed Wilbert Lane A I Asay Gall aing and repairs James Cloughly CH Emmons Unartes 12 Harvey Hasement G N D Seymour Daniel Doran Fr Lane Wuel W R Joline Henry Joline John C Flinn J W Sherman Opening church James Cloughly Henry Joline A S Lokerson Sexton James Cloughly H P Bettnett J W Seaman Te Special police Henry Joline Music Dr G H Neal G D Sey nour W H Riddle Daniel Doran The Use of Esquire.
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