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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
2
Article outlines home first aid for fainting, sunstroke, heat exhaustion, convulsions, sprains, fractures, and wounds. Advises position, cooling measures, ammonia uses, hot and cold applications, enemas, splints, cleansing with hydrogen peroxide, boric acid, and cautions on carbolic acid and Burns. Emphasizes seeking professional care for serious injuries.
West Long Branch residents marked Memorial Day with visits among families including the Browns Douglass Tully and Van Note clans. The First M. E. Church holds Children's Day on the second Sunday in June and the Ushers' Union plans to reprise the play A Family Affair on June 14 in the hall. James Stillwell visited relatives in Long Island.
Professional cards show an architect with a main office at No 1 Maaseon Ave New York City and a branch at Record Building Long Branch New Jersey.
Mrs William Heyer spent Monday in New York. Mr and Mrs Harry Hulick of Colts Neck spent Memorial Day with Hulick parents in Cedar Avenue. Mr and Mrs Stanley Allgor of Asbury Park visited in Wall Street with Mrs Allgor's mother. Mrs R R Hughes will entertain the social tea next Wednesday at her Cedar Avenue home. Mr and Mrs W S Cook will entertain the Friendship Club on Tuesday evening June 6 at Oakhurst. Mrs William N Dennis was surprised on her 53rd birthday last Sunday by children and grandchildren at Victor Avenue home. cake lit with 53 candles and gifts received. Attendance listed includes many Dennises and Peaks. The Ladies Aid Society Decoration Day festival raised 78.04.
Harry F. Davis and Harry C. Van-Note repaint interior of their grocery stores. John Halvey and family take over Clark house on ark avenue and Halvey joins Campbell Clark. Edgar and Bloomfield White hosts guests. Isaac Brown visits from New York with his parents on West Park avenue. Children day at Oakhurst M E Church set for June 11 with baptismal service and mothers invited. Evening program by Sunday school. June 18 marks first anniversary of church dedication with speeches and special music.
William J. Bryan delivered his master production The Prince of Peace at St. Luke’s Church last Saturday evening and greeted attendees as a noted orator. Social notices record birthdays and visits among Gramann, Robinson, McGinty, and Fisler families with Decoration Day outings and races in Freehold and Long Branch.
Read Cent a Words on the third page for bargains and savings. The notice highlights low prices and quick deals, inviting readers to scan the section for money saving offers and practical buys.
A Taft era economy commission led by Frederick Cleveland reviews Uncle Sam’s annual 1 billion dollar spending. Initial finding: travel expenses, about 12 million yearly, are inflated by complex, department-specific systems rather than padding. reforms could save substantial funds while preserving essential government functions.
The article discusses tighter scrutiny of federal travel costs under President Taft. It cites strict limits on expenses such as cab fares and tips, notes two main waste sources—avoidable trips and overpriced mileage versus first class tickets—and describes the cabinet level review led by Charles D. Hilles and the Cleveland board to analyze every dollar spent.
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