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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1913
Page
3
A rugged impostor pretends to be Rev Arthur Dixon in Cinnamon Gulch Sunday to persuade miners to abandon weapons and contribute to a church. The real Arthur Dixon arrives, reveals the ruse, and defeats the robber, gaining support to reform the camp.
A detailed guide on fruit preserves jellies and pickles highlighting exact measurements proper equipment and techniques. It warns against rushing warns about sugar accuracy proper jar sizes boiling times and sealing methods including paraffin wax and pot handling.
A kitchen note on testing bean freshness and several prepared dishes. Includes Salad of String Beans with French dressing and chives, Fricasseed Beans with flour batter, String Beans and Sausages with milk and white sauce, and String Beans with Onions in a garlic and parsley garnish.
Fashion note describes a loose dressing jacket easy to wear with or without a belt. It features a rolled front band and kimono like edges. The pattern uses dia alk trimmed silk and albatross lining in dainty colors, with yardage details for medium size and belt ribbons.
Gould and Pyle describe whooping cough as a highly contagious disease with a spasmodic cough ending in a whoop. Symptoms appear in 4 to 14 days, include loss of appetite and restlessness, with coughing lasting three to four weeks or longer and possible convulsions or pneumonia as complications. Isolation and proper feeding are stressed, along with reporting to health authorities and protecting other children.
Quoted line emphasizes that spiritual force is stronger than material power and that, per Emerson, great men recognize thought as ruling the world.
The readable text notes a sale generating proceeds and distributions to several parties though many words are garbled. Names and exact figures are partially legible, with references to a Bree way and a person or entity abbreviated W. 3.
A quirky digest notes the sardine industry catching attention of the agriculture department. The Prince of Monaco’s steam yacht heads for America sans crew. Denver hosts homeopathists urging a ban on marriages under twenty. Sweden may soon push prohibition, while a stray line hints at changes in language and culture.
Sam McCall, an ex-slave aged about 48, becomes famed for record cotton yields on a central Alabama farm. He claims to produce up to four bales per acre and eighty bushels of corn or oats, far surpassing national averages, and began with 100 acres to build his farming system.
A short fragment describes a plot of two acres where energy and effort have been spent on farming activities. The text suggests emphasis on land use and agricultural work in a rural setting.
The article describes a state led program funding pensions for widowed mothers with dependent children. It notes the governor and a four member board of trustees oversee allocations from a state appropriation, with eligibility tied to the mothers' qualifications and guardianship of the children. The program is described as a one year experiment.
Archaeologists uncover two plots of gold and a skeleton of an ancient Indian chief. Alongside the bones, numerous gold artifacts are recovered, signaling a significant historical find.
An incomplete note shows a child addressing Harold and a father, expressing sorrow and apology. The readable lines reveal a tense family moment and a contrite tone, with misspelled phrases indicating hurried, emotional writing. The fragment hints at a personal rift or remorse within a household.
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