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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1911
Page
6
An advertisement claims D D D cream provides instant eczema relief by washing away blotches and pimples. It touts a 125 cent trial bottle and asserts the product will heal all skin troubles, with Wert Pharmacy in Long Branch, New Jersey, as a source.
A warehouse fire at a coal hay and grain house caused by a blast sent bricks flying and several firefighters to hospital in minor condition. Firemen Barry Maxwell and Vi Cooper suffered sprains while others retreated from the collapsing wall as sparks and flames spread. The blaze, described as the first major outbreak in Red since a past factory fire, damaged equipment and destroyed hay and coal storage.
The Tigers defeated Shrewsbury 12 to 5 at Tetley A. C. diamond with George Tash pitching for the Tigers and Jack Bennett catching for Shrewsbury. Lester Conk hit a homer for the Tigers. Parker and Caftaiddi starred for Shrewsbury. Edward Wise umpired.
Strickland W Gillilan recounts Sam Jones and the Sunshine Hawks in Baltimore invited to a church supper where a sister urged the smoker to hear a warning. Jones, a lifelong smoker, quips that smoking injures only the brain and jokes the husband lacks one to injure. He stays for food, not lectures.
A town meeting reviewed loan petition plans and allocations including a $500 carnival appropriation and a $100 Washington Park grant. Discussion focused on Long Branch Avenue drainage under trolley tracks, pending with the tram company. Two new fire boxes were approved for Laird and Hamilton Liberty corners. Pedestrian sidewalk obstructions and delivery license enforcement were slated for stricter policing. Profiles of Van Dyke and Irving Place were adopted. Sidewalk and curb ordinances on Edwards Avenue and Seventh Avenue were adopted or laid over.
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