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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1913
Page
4
An article extols the nose as the body’s air warmer humidifier and shield. It explains nasal anatomy, mucus functions, and the nose as a microbe catcher preventing disease, contrasting with mouth breathing and related illnesses. It cites a World report on adenoids and ear issues linked to nasal neglect.
A brief item contrasts a question about worth with a remark on efficiency versus financial condition. It cites the Detroit Free Press and notes a quote about bad promises being better broken than kept attributed to Lincolnp.
Three young women and six men in a motorboat were reported lost on a Delaware River trip near Florence New Jersey. They returned home safely after being found and explaining they were visiting relatives camping along the river. Names listed include Louise Hines May Herring Tillie Hines Mary Kitchen Elsie Barcos and Flow Guiser.
Reports from Hackensack show Hart Democrat captured the Sixth New Jersey district with a 5 700 plurality and a 3 300 majority as seven districts remain uncounted. McClare Republican tallies 8 707 and Batley Progressive 2 424. Missing districts will not alter the outcome.
Patrick Quinlan the I W W agitator was released on error pending review of his trial. He was met by Elizabeth Gurley Flynn and sped to New York. He said he would continue addressing the Paterson silk strikers but his first talk date was uncertain.
New York reports the first price rise in stock exchange seats in over a year with Reginald M. Johnson’s seat selling for 40 000 to Phillips A. Clark, up 3 000 from last week. The gain is attributed to stronger market activity and higher stock prices.
England tops a list for cheese variety with seventeen varieties produced, followed by France Italy Holland Norway and Sweden. Most British cheeses use cow’s milk with no additives except leaf cheddar which may carry sage leaves. Foreign makers mix milks more freely with Rogue fort Gruyere noted.
The text discusses Boer umbrellas as symbols of status and dis finction, noting they were large and clumsy, often kept in the guest room, rarely opened in public, and used as accessories or whips. It contrasts these with English views and mentions their uncommon presence when weather kept Boers home.
A great singer laments the difficulty of teaching voice and rote culture. She notes pupils’ wish to become star singers quickly, while a teacher calls twenty five lessons in rote culture impossible. A conversation follows about compressing lessons into two or even one day.
A Kansas City jury acquitted William F. McNeil of second degree murder after a quarrel-linked shooting death of Lee Self. The foreman said twelve jurors were satisfied of the prisoner's guilt, yet the defendant was given another chance because his mother needs him.
Oscar A. Morgan commissioner of the American Athletic Union warns that unsanctioned meets at Avon Belmar and Bay Head are in violation of AAU rules. He states suspensions for participating members and disqualification for nonmembers, unless meets are sanctioned and female events removed from programs. He notes a recent AAU ruling bars men and women racing together and urges registration and revision before events.
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