Asbury Park Mayor Bennett Testifies in Damages Suit
Dr Reginald Bennett the mayor took the stand in a 15000 damage suit at Freehold. He discussed treatment for a tibia fracture and disputed claims of osteopathic mishandling while Dr Edwin Field testified about wiring the bone and possible non union despite splints. The case may continue today with more medical testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald 8. Bennett
Asbury Park
Dungan
Freehold
Helsley
Edwin Field
Bennett
Long Branch
Samuel A. McBride
Gold Purse Presented to Father Kennedy at Red Bank Reception
Last evening at St James Parish Club Red Bank a purse of gold worth 180 was presented to Rev Father Kennedy recently assistant to Rev Father Reynolds now in South Amboy. Peter Gorman spoke for the Holy Name Society and the committee. The program featured vocal solos by Eleanor Gorman Beatrice Rafferty Florence Coyne Harold Giblin and Michael Niccoletti with an orchestra led by Prof Matthew Hollywood. The event ended with dancing and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Parish Club
Monmouth Street
Red Bank
Father Kennedy
St. James
Father Reynolds
South Amboy
Holy Fame Society
Peter 4.Gorman
Holy Name Society
Progtain
Eleanor Gorman
Beatrice Rafferty
Florence Coyne
Harold A. Giblin
Michael Niccoletti
Matew Hollywood
St. James’ Church
Mr. Gorman
Edward J. Reilly
Bernard Malone
Peter Y. Lang
Frank Saguerton
Home Made Brass Polish From Fermented Ketchup
Unusual brass polish recipe uses fermented ketchup to shine brass and tinware. The method relies on a bet to obtain ketchup and claims the fermented mixture polishes metal with ease.
Not Unwilling, Wife Pouring
Fragmentary OCR reads like a comic line about marital tiff and miscommunication. The brief appears to cite a humorous exchange with a husband and wife and a punchy aside. No clear event or identifiable people are confirmed.
American salesman wins khedive audience for irrigation gear
Alexander Powell recalls meeting the Khedive in Cairo as an American buyer pitches agricultural and well drilling machinery. The meeting at Kas-el-Tin leads to several thousand dollars of orders for American equipment, boosting royal farm operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Powell
United States
Alexsandria
Egypt
Powell
Kas-el-Tin
Khedive
Shine Inside Motto Sparks Moral Check at Sunday School
A Sunday school teacher urged inward purity with a motto contest. A boy unveiled a placard reading Shine Inside printed on Tony's bootblack stand. The incident, recounted by the New York Sun, highlights a unintended source and the emphasis on inner virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
New York Sun
Adverbs in English Speech Debate Amid Adjective Power
Ellwood Hendrick argues in Atlantic that adverbs weaken expression versus adjectives. He notes the trade off between speed and force in phrases like Come here, quick versus Come here quickly, preferring the latter for clarity but acknowledging its weaker force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood Hendrick
Atlantic
Identification blank uses medical exam notes to ID insured
A report from an examining physician filled an identification blank with the remark He has a strong Cornish accent. The note shows how insurers record personal marks to identify the insured after death and raise questions about privacy and method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lippincott's
Meaning of steward in old dictionary sense
A dialoguewhere a boy learns a steward is someone who attends to the affairs of others, contrasted with a claim that it means meddling in others business from a London Mail dictionary quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
London Mail
Oftentimes the Way in Interpersonal Feuds
A Washington Star observation notes that some people never accept favors or injuries without suspicion. The very perception of bias makes reconciliation impossible, as a grudge persists regardless of attempts to calm or compensate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
A Man and a Dollar
A courtship tale from Chicago News notes a man widens a dollar to eighty cents but after marriage attempts to compress eight cents into a dollar, a harder feat. No legacy to so rich as Gonesty Shakespeare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
Gonesty— Shakespeare
Missing link skull on display at South Kensington museum
A reconstructed skull of the so called Piltdown woman, claimed as the oldest human or half human specimen, is shown at the Natural History Museum in London. The model by Frank Barlow uses fragments to suggest a partly simian form with a tiny brain and strong dental ape like teeth, dating to the Pliocene era amid debate among scientists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural History Museum
South Kensington
London
Charles Dawson
Piltdown Common
Sussex
Geologicalsociety
Imade
England
Europe
America
Frank Barlow
Barlow
Piltdown
Neanderthal
Prussia
Heidelberg
Klaatsch
Earth
Duchess Hosts Mothers Schools Talk On Diet And Drink
The Duchess of Marlborough told St Pancras School For Mothers pupils in London that good meals can curb the drink habit better than laws. She argued many women lack cooking skills and parenting ability, urging wider Mothers' Schools to supplement girls' domestic instruction in agony schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchess
Duchess of Marlborough
St. Pancras School For
London
Classified Advertisements Offer Great Daily Deals
Read the Record’s classifieds each day for affordable finds and bargain items. Spot prized goods offered at low prices as listings update and close quickly.
Topics Assigned At Charities Meet In Monmouth County
Under the Monmouth County Council of Social Welfare a meeting of special interest is set for next Monday at 2 PM in the Monmouth County Branch rooms. Mrs. Germaine Thompson, president, has appointed members from this city. The agenda includes publicity in social welfare and a talk on Our County Jail and Lock-Ups with remarks on punishment and reform by Joseph B. Byars, state Charities and Corrections commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Count Council of Social Welfare
Monmouth County
State Charities Aid and Prison Reform Association
Germine Thompson
Moree
New York State Charities's Aid Association
Joseph B. Byars
State Commissioner of Charities and Correction
National Prison Reform Association
Port Monmouth notes on residents visiting and local harvests
A compilation of social notices from Port Monmouth listing residents visiting Albany Rahway Freehold and Brooklyn plus Newark and Sayville. It notes Memorial Day observances relatives from Jersey City and Tottenville, and updates on strawberry and asparagus crops with local yields and market prices.
Belford Captain Catches 316-Pound Sturgeon Record
Captain Garrett Lee of Belford caught a 316 pound sturgeon on Saturday morning with 98 pounds of roe sold at $2 per pound and meat at 16 cents per pound. Captain John W. Maxson of Port Monmouth also landed a 160 pound sturgeon Monday morning. Mrs Havens funeral held for Jane Havens at North Long Branch with Interment at Glenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett Lee
Belford
John W. Maxson
Port Monmouth
Chauffeur Put Under Peace Bond After Porch Threats
Jioratio Mount, a chauffeur, appeared in Judge Brinley’s court on charges brought by Mrs. Tt. H. Housel of Morrell Street. She alleges abusive language and threats to strike during an assault on Sunday morning May 25 on her front porch. Mount was held under a $200 bond or keep the peace. Housel was represented by Lawyer Sweeney of Atlantic Highlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jioratio Mount
Brinley
Tt. H. Housel
Morrell Street
New House Under Construction at Red Bank
James B. Predmore begins a new eight room dwelling on Foster street opposite Red Bank along the River Plaza tract near Hubbard's Bridge. Richard Dey of Red Bank is the contractor for a project costing about 2400 dollars. Predmore, employed by Waters & Osborn Co., will occupy the residence.
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James B. Predmore
Foster Street
Red Bank
River Plaza
Hubbard's Bridge
Richard Dey
Predmore
Waters & Osborn Co
Autoist Has Narrow Escape on Main Street
Morton T. Bamberger lost control during heavy rain on Main street Queanport. His car skidded into a ten foot embankment and became stalled. he jumped clear to escape serious injuries.
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Main Street
Queanport
Morton T. Bamberger
Mr. Bamberger
Red Bank Runaway Horse Causes Carded Excitement
A horse owned by James Taylor of Beach Street Red Bank ran away in West Red Bank on a Saturday evening. While Mr Taylor sat for a shave at a Shrewsbury Avenue barber shop the horse bolted, broke its bridle, and dashed toward Herbert Street then north toward the railroad. The wagon was lightly damaged and the horse unharmed.
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Red Bank
James Taylor
Beach Street
West Red Bank
Shrewsbury Avenue
Herbert Street
Taylor
West Long Branch Social Roundup and Local Notes
Long Branch residents host visitors and describe family births new bicycles and community events. Reginald VanNote wins a piano and a gold watch at local stores while neighbors report health scares club meetings and neighborhood visits.
Grand Success At Atlantic Highlands Church Concert
A concert at Central Baptist Church in Atlantic Highlands drew strong praise both musically and financially last Thursday. Performers included Mrs. W. M. Roberts Leroy Chamberlain Miss Chamberlain John M. West Margaret Reigelman and Lyb Owens with Sybh Owens noted as a summer resident. The program featured piano Gavotte Hearts Bowed Down and a recital The Leper among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist Church of
Atlantic Highlands
Sybh Owens
Gavotte
W. M. Roberts
Leroy Chamberlain
Miss Chamberlain
John M. West
Balfe
Margaret
Memorial Day Concert Aids Local Fund Drive
Over one hundred dollars was cleared at a Memorial Day event featuring piano solos by J. W Hopping and Agnes Chapman plus violin and cello numbers by Roy Chamberlain and others. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Jackson A Watt of Oxford PA and Miss Lucy J Roberts of New York visiting relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suli
J. W Hopping
Chaminade
Agnes Chapman
Roy Chamberlain
Helen Thame
Hermia Ross
Mr. Hertye
Mattinata
Margaret Reigelman
Richard
Syd Owens
Bars
Charles
Jackson A. Watt
Oxford
Penn
Misa Evelyn R. Snyder
Watt
Lucy J. Roberts
New York
R. 8. Snyder
K. J. Pitch
Boston
Mass
Francis EB. Gardner
Newark
Geo. Hi. Gardner
Lineman Shocked at Work and Home News Notes
A Public Service Company lineman, while moving wires on Markham place, touched a charged line and fainted. He was carried home by a fellow worker. Rentals: Richard Borden sold cottages on the point to George C. Thomas and W. P. Wilkinson of Newark. Miss Florence Ivins of New York, formerly of here, looked after Rumson Road property. Mr. and Mrs. Parker of Elizabeth welcomed a baby girl. Mrs. Parker was formerly Miss Alice Ryerson. Jank Metro Jr arrived Tuesday night, joining Frank Marro and wife. their third May birth preceded by two earlier on the 7th and 17th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John White
Long Branch
Walter Sherman
Frank Sherman
Phoebe
Proebe Sherman
Henry Shultz
Wall Street
George Wilkins
Norwood Avenue
Frank Weisner
Branchport
William L. Poole
R. R. Hughes
Iver John
Clarence Taylor
Audrey
Bert White
Fred VanNote
Wm. Tukly
James Atcheson
Selina Atcheson
James Heyer
G. J. Gibbs
Annie Sherman
Lucy Chamberlain
Dr. Beach
Public Service Company
Markham Place
Richard Borden
George C. Thomas
W. P. Wilkinson
Newark
Florence Ivins
New York
Rumson Road
Mr. Marro
Puzzle of Lost Page Reveals Hidden Message
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered letters and numbers overlaid with phrases that hint at a coded note or puzzle. The readable parts suggest a challenge involving sequences and hidden words, with several garbled strings resembling ciphered lines. The article fragment implies a puzzle feature or illustra tion rather than a full report.
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DA. Bennett
F. M. Taylor
M. Dickinson
Trenton
Fielder
Frank M. Taylor
Powpton Philos
Sackett M. Dickinson
Hitional Guard
New Jersey
Thomas H. Birch
Burlington
Dickinson
Mercer County
Mercer
Frank S. Katzenbach
Elke
Elks
Garfield Avenue
Committee On Entertainment
Prof. Stillwell
No. 742
Billy James
Hubert Kelly
Danny Gates
Stork
Louise Lehmann
Albany
N. Y
Lehman
Greenwich
Conn
Uriah Seeley
William M. Seeley
George H. Day
Lilla Day
Albert Boyd
Tottenville
Russell Edge
Boyd
J. Henry Walling
Alice Moore
Dorothy
Long Island City
Walter Bayne
Otto van Riper
William Walker
Sayville
S. 1
George A. Sweezy
Thomas J. Eastmond
Lester Vierling
Brooklyn
Rufus E. Smith
Jersey City
Edward Barthwick
Emma Covert
Richard Carr
Weinrock Farm
Charles J. Runyon
Donald and
Frederick
Runyon
Isaiah H. Staats
BE. L. Fox
Camp Woolfe
William Bennett
Raymond Sweezy
Elmer J. Willett
Crawford Walling
Patrick Kinney
West Long Branch News
Atlantic Highlands News
Little Silver News
Broadway
The
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