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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
3
A rustic poem scene imagines a judge in a new machine calling Maud Muller for water from a spring under an apple tree. Maud, muddy and modest, serves the water as the judge discusses the car’s clutch, gears, and tires. She sighs, hoping he will choose her as his bride.
A fragment from a gossip column contrasts a titled Englishwoman urging flirting with a couple at home. The wife toys with her husband, who resists, while a senator contemplates retirement after a constituency victory. A charity bazaar note closes with a cynical line about men denying a woman a chance.
A promotional notice touts a mild liquid prescription PD D Op claimed to stop itching from eczema with first drops. It promises a trial bottle for 26e and assures personal merit from Wert's Pharmacy in a persuasive, period ad tone.
Condensed want ads emphasize telegram style, making notices easily found like street addresses. The approach serves more people today than ever, improving visibility and access across listings.
Washington reports a clash over railroad amendments as Congress struck out the traffic agreement section, provoking a national dispute between government and railroads. Taft supports enforcement. rail lines threaten rate raises while court battles loom. Telegraph and telephone provisions, press rate exemptions, and federal court injunction limits shape a contentious, evolving bill.
A vintage children’s page features a Curly Too die club oat lane with a French poodle as its star, a playful scene of Tabby the cat teaching a playful school for cats, and a plot where mice fear the dining room. It also recaps horse shoe lore from St. Dunstan, a Scarecrow Game, assorted conundrums, and a quiz on stars visible through telescopes, all in a whimsical, period tone.
A boy named Humpy takes a hat box linked to Peter Schmidt on a yard outing. A detective, a policeman, and servants circle the hat’s contents, which reveal a plug hat and mischief. The tale tracks a chase through streets to a simmering confrontation with Brown & Green and Schmidt in a rough urban vignette.
A quirky item from Sunday Illustrated Magazine features a dog and cat dialogue about yard games and new tricks, with playful commentary on learning and playfulness between pets and their imagined owner.
A fragment from the Lowsville Courier Journal quotes a conversation about a cook who must stay six months and two weeks to finish writing her novel, used by the household as a typesetter. The Indiana Cook remark reflects a humorous, informal rural newspaper tone.
A fragment from the Washington Star recounts a host’s quirky remark about selling all but one cow and a pig named Yen. The host explains keeping some animals to maintain summer interest, illustrating a humorous, bygone newspaper tone.
A terse exchange recalls a recent incident described as a bad scrape. The victim is unnamed and details are minimal, with one speaker asking about storage of items related to the event. The fragmented dialogue hints at a local street incident and its aftermath.
The ad asserts thin folk grow fat by using Samose a wholesome food that aids natural digestion and tissue health. It claims Samose contains no starch or pepsin and avoids fattening additives, promising full health restoration and money back if not satisfied. Postpaid sample available.
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