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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1913
Page
9
A New York woman touts Saxo Salve as a cure for eczema and skin eruptions after painful tender scales vanished in days. The advertisement promises full money back if not satisfied and urges readers to try the salve sold at 8 Pharmacy in Long Branch.
Barshofsky of Broadway visited Trenton yesterday. G. Miller son of Mrs R J Campbell avenue returned from Falls Penn where he was ill. Margarite J Herries of Memorial Hospital and Ilen Forbes visiting nurse attended a National Association meeting in Atlantic City. Dickens of Lippincott ave employed at Union Hill on vacation. F L Howland is ill at her street home. Henry Joline of Branchport back from a visit in Brook.
Kingsland fire department calls a meeting at City Hall at 8 PM with all foremen lieutenants and assistants requested to attend. Kid to preside as matters of importance will be discussed.
A Washington Post excerpt recounts how women rode in history, noting side saddles before Catherine de Medici popularized them and contrasting with astride riding among gentry. It describes attire and gear, including skirts, trousers, boots, a hood, and quirt. The piece links riding styles to cultural groups and eras.
The Joel Parker Association outlines its annual outing at Murphy's Inn Pleasure Bay with departure at 9 a m from Broad Street Station and a Sandy Hook boat from Pier 10 New York to Atlantic Highlands. Auto transport to Pleasure Bay follows. Sheriff John F Monahan heads the arrangements. Elmer Day leads the clambake committee.
John Henry Smock a retired Holmdel township farmer died last night. He was prominent in local township affairs and well known in the community.
Frank Shirley wed Miss Carrie Banks at 195 Monmouth avenue in a ceremony led by Rev. Asbury Smallwood. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. William Scott and others. The groom, a Lincoln University alumnus, received a wedding repast afterward. Kirkbride named to Monmouth County Election Board replacing Denise in a statewide Republican appointment.
Pip Maudlin, a blasé Skeedee clubman, says he cares little for praise or criticism. He insists public opinion matters little to him yet admits he cannot wear white shoes without violating physical prosody.
The article reviews perforated center coins from 1849 to 1884, noting gold dollars, a 1860 cent, and a 1952 gold half dollar, all lacking general circulation. It explains design attempts, touch distinction, and the myth of later California minting, with scattered references to Turkish names and social anecdotes.
Historic ideas by the architect Dinocrates include carving Mount Athos into a giant statue of Alexander the Great with a city in his hand and a waters-receiving tank, and a floating iron statue of Queen Berenice in a temple for Ptolemy’s wife with a roof of loadstones.
On clear summer evenings a rosy pink arc appears on the horizon opposite the setting sun with a bluish gray segment beneath. As the sun descends the arc rises toward the zenith and beyond, revealing the earth’s shadow in the sky.
The funeral for William H. Jeffrey, who died Saturday morning from heart and stomach trouble, was held yesterday afternoon from his 23 Slocum Place residence at 2 30. Tak lawassee Tribe No 158 1 O R TM led the rites at the grave. Reps from Long Branch Councils 429 Royal Arcanum Local Union 1161 U B C J and Long Branch Councils 246 Jr O U A M attended. Interment followed at West Long Branch with Hyer and Flock Funeral Directors in charge. Rev Alfonso Dare of Simpson M E Church officiated with a church quartet offering selections.
Mrs. Barringer's estate valued at 29106 dollars and 15 cents will be shared equally among her husband Walter M. Barringer of the Chicago Board of Trade, her mother Mrs. Lucille Gorman of New York, and her sister Mrs. Julia H. Flancke of Jersey City.
Samuel Earl a contractor and builder died at 4:40 AM at his son Eus tus Earl's home 205 Rockwell avenue after a year of illness from dropsy. He leaves a widow and five children Wallace E Earl Eustus Harl John Barl Etta Barl Elmer Barl, two brothers and two sisters. Funeral Friday at 10 AM from 205 Rockwell avenue with Rev Dr John G Lovell officiating.
A fine sacred musical was presented at Grace Methodist Church Red Bank Sunday night. Rev James Lord delivered a brief and appropriate pat
A stork visited Oceanport Saturday night at Matthew M. Governor's home delivering a healthy baby boy. Mother and child are reported doing nicely.
Mort Bamberger fractured two ribs in a fall during polo at Oceanport field. The pony bolt and pole dismounted him, causing painful injuries, though he was seen smiling this morning and credited luck with preventing a worse accident.
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