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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1913
Page
5
A fragmentary meditation on spring's pull, urging a man to heed the call of nature and escape urban life. Vivid imagery contrasts the Red Gods call with the renewing forest, streams, and fields, depicting a return to solitude and freedom through outdoor pursuit.
A terse quip from Judge's Library about a man who marries a girl he first sees drying her hair in a yard, highlighting the humor and misinterpretation of love at first sight.
Bowser finds his house rule by his mother-in-law tightens. She discharges the cook, imposes chores, and seats him to a frugal Irish stew while keeping him in line. He drums up a plan to regain control, but the matriarch’s firm hand and the cat watching nearby hint the balance of power may stay tilted.
Daily classifieds invite readers to browse affordable items. Promises chances to find useful goods at low prices across listings.
A Long Branch group traveled by train to Gettysburg arriving around 6 30 after a Philadelphia stop and a two hour wait. They set up a tent with two Long Branch flags, with Capt Flick and Comrade King aiding, and report good meals and cool artesian water. The writer Samuel F. McCloud notes the crowd, rough sleep, and plans to stay the week pending fatigue.
A drugstore advertisement touts Othine double strength as a guaranteed remedy to remove freckles. The ad promises rapid results with nightly applications, claiming most freckles fade or disappear, and money back if it fails.
Daly argues Monmouth should not fund a county tuberculosis hospital due to high costs. He cites seven county commitments in a year, with multiple deaths and transfers, and says care could be cheaper at private or state facilities, under $200 monthly versus $1,000. The discussion weighs land, building, staff needs, and sanitary standards.
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