New Books Arrive at Elberon Library
A large addition of new books reaches the Elberon Library shelves with summer hours starting around June 16. Until then the doors open daily from 10 to 1 on Wednesdays 9 to 1, with the library never closing at noon. Librarian Miss Ethel De F Bates invites readers to visit as the list of adult fiction and non fiction titles is announced.
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Elberon
Ethel de F. Bates
Abbott Greyfriars Bobby
Atkinson Secret Garden
Burnett Little Green Gate
Callaghan Tower
Curwood
Field Howard's End
Forster Forbidden Way
Gibbs Riders of the
Purple Sage
Grey Jane Dawson
Harden
Hay, Stover
Yale
Johnson Keziah Coffin - Lincoln
Shaw Adrain Savage
I Malet
Mothah
Assassis
Norris Kether Damon
Palmer
Christopher
Pryce
Amazing Adventures of
Letitia Car
Ceress Sweets Rinehart Pursuit
Saville
Sedgewick
Stratton-Porter
Smitherlost
Harvester
Richard Meynell
Ward
Whitechure
Wars Through Eight Centuries of Portuguese History
A garbled OCR list references works and names including Carleton, Cunha, Dobson, Ferrero, and Forrest. It mentions Palace items, biographies, travelogues, and plays with scattered titles and authors, giving no clear narrative or dates.
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Wai Casasveses Carleton
Marugagry
Eens
Cunha
Kensington Palace
Dobson
Giants Here Sunday for Hollywood Grounds Exhibition
The New York Giants, leaders of the National League and last season’s pennant winners, will face Long Branch at Hollywood Grounds next Sunday. Lugue or a strong independent twirler will pitch for Long Branch, with Gonzales as a standout catcher. Acosta, Ramos, and Mendetas will bolster the infield as the crowd is expected to be large.
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Hollywood Grounds
Hollywood Horse Show Grounds
Long Branch
New York Giants
McGraw
Lugue
Giants
Cuba
Gonzales
Acosta
Ramos
Mendetas
Highlands
Point Pleasant
Hoey
Mormon Work Will Be Fought In Nationwide Campaign
A women’s society, formerly the Interdenominational Council of Women for Christian and Patriotic Service, plans a nationwide drive against Mormonism. It cites polygamy, Celestial marriages, and political influence as threats, names Cardinal Gibbons and Rabbi Wise as backers, and notes Mormons reportedly control votes in nine states including Utah Idaho and Colorado. The group seeks broader, mixed-gender membership and aims to publicize the spread of Mormonism while opposing polygamy through constitutional amendments.
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Interdenominatonal Counil of Women For Christian and Patriotic Service
International Council For Patriotic Service
Chorcbmen
Cardinal Gibbons
Rabbi Wise
Lst
Society
New York
Brigham Young
Union
Switzerland
United States
Miss Vermilyé
I. B. Vermilye
Council
Miss Vermilye Anid
Germany
Scandinavia
Utah
Morrisons
Miss Vermilye
Idaho
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Nevada
Montana
Wyoming
Washington
WeighedHeaviest Man Morlan Passes In Indiana
Chauncey Morin reputed to be the heaviest man died in Il wood Indiana at forty three. His wife who traveled with him weighed 553 pounds and died years ago. The report notes the extreme weights and touring life surrounding Morin and his spouse. The passage also mentions changes at Newell Harvard Comptroller with John A L Blake resigning and Prone W Hunt Newell of Wellesley being named in his stead.
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Morlan
Chauncey Morin
Ilwood
Ind
Corll
Hines
Marvin
Newil Harvard
Trevard Corporation
John A. L. Blake
Rustoy
University
Prone W. Hunt Newell
Wellesley
Bin
To Sympathetic Ears
A fragmentary exchange notes age remarks and a remark about an older listener, ending with a brief bar or café-sounding banter. The line hints at a playful or teasing tone between two speakers in a social setting.
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Mary
Allee
Safer Rule Discussed on Coaxing vs Driving Women
A lighthearted exchange questions whether it is easier to coax a woman than to drive her. The speaker taps humor to suggest a gentler approach may work better in social interactions.
Children's Day Exercises at Two Methodist Churches
Fine programs are arranged for Children’s Day at First Methodist and Grace Methodist churches. Sunday night services include processions, anthems, recitations, solos, choruses, and flowers with Rev. Percy Perinchief and Rev. Everett D. Van Dright coordinating.
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First Methodist
Grace Methodist
Percy Perinchief
Grace Methodist Church
Everett D. van Dright
Carol
Inez Yetman
Hozanna
Mr. Silverstein a Taft Delegate to National Convention
Louis Silverstein a National delegate from New York’s 19th district will travel to Chicago on Thursday for the Republican Presidential convention. He is instructed for President Taft and previously served on the delegation that nominated Taft four years ago. His manufacturing plant is in the Goldstein building and his Ocean Avenue cottage will be his family’s temporary home during the trip.
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Louis Silverstein
Goldstein Building
Ocean Avenue
Chicago
Silverstein
New York
Taft
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People Clothing
Dawvidsons
Jersey
Red Bank, N. J
Fred Rieber, Jr
Dr. Brumberger
RED Bank
Broad & Monmouth Sts
Over Knickerbocker Drug Store
Asbury Park
Cookman Avenue
Black's Drug Store
Church
Steinbach
Nice
Ostend
Steinbach’s
Steinbach Company
Errickson
Mr. Cate
Bobby” Roberts
Tor
Caroline Warden
Louise Lesch
Newton Lesch
Clifford Keeler
Dorothy Morris
Alice Aller
Ruth Smith
Charles Hendrickson
Elizabeth Compton
Raymond le Compte
Hizabeth
Janet Hendrickson
Beatrice Chamberlain
Mildred Perinehief
Annette van Dright
William Kennedy
Pauline Cardamount
Browning Wilson
Florence Kennedy
Helen Valentine
Miss Bennett
Mr. Silverstein
Long Branch and Vicinity
NEW York Telephone Company
W. H. Hall
Third Ave
Long Branch, N. J
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