Patriotic concert at Julia Home hosts Seligmans and patrons
The Julia Home on Morris avenue held a noon patriotic program for charity guests led by superintendent Mrs. B Ettlinger. Notables including Mrs. Jefferson Seligman attended as guests and gifts of fireworks and ice cream followed a day of music recitations and dances performed by the Home children and guests.
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Noofi
Rebecca Wein
Henry Streetens
Weinstein
Ethel Pickman
Wash- Webster
Jackson
Lincoln
Lieberwitz
Rosendale
Albany
N. Y
New York State
Berlin Decree Sets Daily Food allowance for Domestic Servants
Berlin police issue a decree fixing daily food allowances for domestic servants during their employers summer absence. Menial staff receive 85 cents and maids 80 cents per day for the entire period. The regulation, though modest relative to food prices, adds a sizable line item to middle class households planning summer vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Exertion Over Rest as Cure for Weariness
A writer argues the rest cure is like opiates, urging exertion as the real remedy. He claims continuous hard work builds a lasting habit that prevents fatigue and ultimately brings profit, contrasting with the rest habit that drains energy and finances. The article also notes that seventy percent of civilized gold is coin.
Fifth Annual Long Branch Carnival Season of 1913
The Long Branch Carnival opens with a Society Circus July 12 at Ocean Avenue near Chelsea under manager Charles P. Trustum featuring seven acts, 30 clowns, six side shows and various events. Tickets and box seats available through the Carnival Committee and city officials. early replies urged.
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Society Circus
Pleasure Bay
Hollywood Hotel
Cottage Colony
Long Branch
N. J
Ocean Avenue
Chelsea
Charles P. Trustum
Personal notices and guests around Newark area
Mr and Mrs Raymond Wyckoff of Newark were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs John A White. Mr and Mrs C C Orcutt and children of Mast Orange are at the Good homestead on Morris avenue for the summer. Mr and Mrs Frederick Lewisohn of Elkwood Park have returned from a European trip. Miss Flora Peltz of New York is guest of Miss Cecile Millinger on Morris avenue. Judge and Mrs Rosendele of Albany are guests of Mr and Mrs Jefferson Seligman at Deal. The Misses Kingston are guests at the Kraft cottage on West End avenue. Anthony M Holmes of Bath avenue has joined the First National Bank. Frederick M Flanigan is a law student in Senator John W Slocum’s offices. Mrs R V Breece is spending the summer in the city. Mrs Mark Brennan is at West Lawn, 3 Ww and Mrs C Fred Burt and son Leland of Irvington are guests of Mr and Mrs Gilbert White of Nor. Edward P West of New York is visiting his sisters. Miss Phoebe Smalley of Mount Holly is at Ocean Grove visiting Mr and Mrs James Cloughly on Mor wood avenue. Miss Smalley is a year 4 teacher in the Grammar in this city. Also a note on saving chest space with metal towel racks for wall mounting.
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Raymond Wyckoff
Newark
John A. White
Norwood Avenue
C. C. Orcutt
Mast Orange
Morris Avenue
Frederick Lewisohn
Elkwood Park
Flora Peltz
New York
Cecile Millinger
Rosendele
Albany
N. Y
Jefferson Seligman
Deal
Kingston
Kraft Cottage
West End Avenue
Anthony M. Holmes
Bath Avenue
First National Bank
Frederick M. Flanigan
John W. Slocum
R. V. Breece
Mark Brennen
West Lawn
Rs. C
Fred Burt
Leland
Irvington
N. J
Gilbert White
Edward P. West
Bis Place
Phoebe Smalley
Mount Holly
Ocean Grove
James Cloughly
Morwood Avenue
Smalley
Thin
City
Stabat Mater to be sung at Elberon Church
Rossini’s sacred master piece Stabat Mater will be performed at Elberon Memorial Church tomorrow afternoon at 4 15. The church quartet with a small chorus backs soprano Marie Stoddart Gayler and tenor John Young who tour widely. Organist Robert Gayler directs.
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Rossini
Elberon Memorial
Marie Stoddart Gayler
John Young
Ocean Grove
Mary Jordan
Grant Odell
Odell
Elberon Church
Robert Gayler
Asbury Church
Asbury M. K
North Long Branch
Stephens
William N. Potter
Hi. L. Holt
Holt
New York
Saxo Salve Cures Eczema Says Shelbyville User
A 20 year eczema sufferer from Shelbyville credits Saxo Salve with full relief after two to three applications. The advertisement claims the remedy soothes itching softens and heals eruptive skin disorders and offers a money back guarantee.
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A. Pritchet
Shelbyville
Wert
N. J
Crowded Gettysburg Camp Seen By Veterans Returned and Yet to Come
Grand Army men who left Sunday for Gettysburg’s golden jubilee began returning as crowds swell at Camp Long Branch Gettysburg Pa. They describe heat, tents, and ample supplies while General Sickles greets veterans and plans to stay until the end of the gathering.
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Grand Army
Battle of Gettysburg
Post
Samuel F. McCloud
Norwood Avenue
Camp Long Branch
Gettysburg
Long Branch
Fox
Rhodes
Zee
Sickles
Rogers House
Boy Scouts
Bureaus of Information
Billy Joline
B.R. Morris
Highland News items from Perry Adaire to Scout camp updates
Perry Adaire buys a Studebaker touring car for his real estate work. Russell Miller cuts his hand on a train trip. wounded by broken glass at a store. Local residents at Water Witch cottage life. Water Witch Development Co builds stucco rentals. Gypsies settle by Miller Street tracks. High lands dog licensing enforcement begins. Cabaret shows at Sandlass pavilion draw large crowds with weekly Saturdays. Ralph Dixon becomes Greenspan’s groc cashier. Scouts of Highland troop camp at MacLee’s Creek with nineteen boys and two leaders. plan a August hike to Shark River with open camping and stories.
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Perry Adaire
Russell Miller
Sandy Hook
Johnson Pharmacy
Paul C. Revere
Bayonne
Grace
Water Witch
Howard Button
Johnson Bridge
Edward Ruppenstein
Brooklyn
William Weber
Water Witch Development Company
Fitzhugh Miller
Frank Layton
Bonnetell
Rose
Miller Street
Shrewsbury Avenue
George King
Johnson
Lakewood
Hoffman
Board of Trade
Highlands
Edward Reynolds
Sandlass’ Pavilion
Highland Beach
New York
Ralph Dixon
Greenspan
Edward Krause
Bronx
George Krause
Thomas Wright
Newark
Otto Gauthey
Bay Avenue
Boy Scouts of Highland Troop
MacLee’s Creek
C. Crawford
Ernest Weber
Real Heroism In Quiet Life And Duty
Quote by Dean Farrar on living well in routine and small duties. Real heroes are not always world famous but follow God’s will through cheerful service and quiet virtue.
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Dean Farrar
Eternal Feminine Play Scene in Domestic Role
The seven year old Margaret plays housekeeper and complains of hard work as she pretends to wash. She tells her younger brother that he sits at ease while she breaks her bones doing the washing.
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Margaret
Gross Carelessness Quittin' Whistle Incident Highlighted
A comic exchange notes Bill plans to sue after a heavy iron falls on his foot when a whistle is blown. The anecdote underscores a negligence theme with a humorous twist in Everybody's Magazine.
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Everybody's Magazine
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New and Deal
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Judge Rosendale
Isidor Wormser
Griffith
Samuel Seligman
Samuel Forsch
Carry Berry
Kapalach
Newmeyer
Maurice Wormeer
Gwendolyn Wormser
Milston Cohen
Lillian Drey
Max Drey
Angie Jacobson
A. L. Cahn
Cahn
Emory Street
Winsley Lake Bridge
Willard Wiseman
Wiseman
Mr. Glimmerton
Chamber OF Commerce News
Trustum
Leona Kraus
Margaret Cohn
Bessy Bauman
Patrick Garvan
Hope
City Hall
Harry C. Rehm
Takanansee
Hollywood
Shore Club
Scarboro
Trinity A. M. E
H. W. Cummings
A. L. Murray
J. C. H. Christmas
Mount Olivet Baptist Church
The
Patriotic Sons of America
St. Luke's
John Y. Dobb
Presbyterian Church
St. James’ Church
St. James
Second Baptist Church
Andrew Jones
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
John Johnson
Sivinhach
Asbury Park
Couprany Netu Sersey
Settysburg
Peesimiem
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Mary L. Hendrickson
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