Keansburg Disordlies Disappear After Night Raid
Rose Cohen and Lilly Davis released on their own recognizance after a raid on Majestic House Keansburg. Prosecutor explained the proprietors moved out mid raid and are at large. Miss Marjorie Sutphin from Chattle's 1912 class among seven selected for commencement at State Normal School Trenton.
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Rose Cohen
Lilly Davis
McCormick
Majestic
Keansburg
Justice of the Peace
J. W. Hulse
Charles F. Sexton
New York
Marjorie E. Sutphin
Chattle
State Normal School
Trenton
Miss Sutphin
William H. Sutphin
Dunbar Avenue
Warning to Uplifters Breathing Air Warning Alerts
Charleston News and Courier notes some uplifters fail to recall that lifting people too high makes air too thin for ordinary humans to breathe. The warning emphasizes safety and limits in aerial activities.
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Charleston News and Courier
Burial of Mr McCue in Freehold after Marlboro death
Charles MecCue aged 70 died at his Marlboro home last Friday night and was buried from Colt’s Neck R C Church with Father Quintin officiating. Services followed at his residence. Interment took place at Freehold with six nephews as pallbearers. He was a respected county farmer leaving a widow and eight children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles MecCue
Marlboro
R. C. Churea
Quintin
Freehold
Charles A. Hagan
Monroe Sussman
Lillian
Adele
Anna McCue
Rank
Joseph
Henry McCue
Reading Club's Last Meeting Honors Longfellow Season
The Shrewsbury reading club held its final meeting at Mrs. Archie Mosby's home in Whatontown. Attendees heard a Longfellow life portrait by Mrs. John Hubbard of Red Bank and readings from Evangeline by Miss Valentine of Shrewsbury. A varied musical program followed including solos by Miss Sarah Armstrong and Miss Christine Hook, a cantata The Wreck of the Hesperus, and a violin solo by Miss Mary Dennis.
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Shrewsbury
Archie Mosby
Whatontown
Longfellow
John Hubbard
Red Bank
Evangeline
Sarah Armstrong
Christine Hook
Mosby
Miss Hook
Harry Sickles
Edwin
Hobbs
Wyckolf
Mia
Edwin Hobbs
Mary Dennis
Early detection key in cancer fight urges public
Curtis B. Lakeman of the American Society For the Control of Cancer says prompt investigation of suspicious signs can prevent deaths. He cites studies showing higher cure rates with early treatment and warns against delaying surgery even when preliminary signs are vague.
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Curtis B. Lakeman
American Society For the Control of Cancer
American Society For the Centrol of Cancer
New York
Whiter
Koe-nigsberg
Prussia
Praying and Hustling Echoes in Daily Life
A meditation on balancing faith and effort. The piece urges pairing prayer with practical hustle to obtain essentials and achieve goals. It emphasizes action alongside spiritual focus as a reasonable approach to success.
Weather Bulletin and May 1914 Summary For Long Branch
The United States Weather Bureau reports fair skies tonight and Thursday in New Jersey with warmer interior conditions and moder ate south winds. Data from Long Branch shows temperatures from 66 to 74 yesterday, no precipitation, humidity around 29 to 41 percent, and west to northwest winds up to 25 miles per hour. Tide times are listed for Sandy Hook and May 1914 meteorological summaries note monthly normals, highs near 95, and prevailing northwest winds with several clear and cloudy days.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Long Branch
U. S. Weather Bureau
North Broadway
N. J
N. W
Sandy Hook
U. S. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Middletown Pastor Called to Brooklyn Church
Rev. Charles W. Roeder, pastor of the Reformed Church at Middletown, has been invited to lead a historic Flatbush Reformed Church in Brooklyn. The Middletown committee heard him speak and sent the call by letter. officials expect official notice today. Roeder has led the Middletown church only a few years and recently headed a Thursday noon Bible class in Red Bank.
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Charles W. Roeder
Middletown
Brooklyn
Mr. Roeder
Roeder
Flatbush
Mr Roeder
Red Bank
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Christian Science
MR. M’cue
Colt's Neck
Reading Club
The
Daily Record
28Th Street
West 34Th Street
Waterbury
Waterbury Dental Warlors
N. Y
Thoors
Oppenheim
Colma & Co
Fulton Street
Allaire
Delisle
Jersey Coast
Dansant A la Parisienne
Spring Lake
Lip
William Jd, Martin, Jr
Weather Bureau
Joan Sawyer
Adam Mahogany
Rocker
Louis XVI
Strindard Asbury Park
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