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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
5
A fragmented page presents puzzle sections Beheadings Homonyms Enigma Zigzag Puzzle and Decapitations with incomplete clues and partial wordplay examples. The readable lines reference wordplay tasks and puzzle prompts without full solutions or context.
The riddle clues spell a fine forest tree named Walnut. The first clue points to letters in work but not tol, the second to arrow not foil, and so on, yielding the tree name Walnut. The final line highlights shade in summer, which is loved.
A mixed page of word puzzles including King husk sin kin bug shin gin san hbusking anagram Astronomers and battlefields of the Revolution with Lexington Cowpens Bunker Hill White Plains Monmouth Yorktown Valley Forge Stony Point Princeton Saratoga Concord Long Island Germantown Brandywine Trenton plus charades and city jumbles with Sacramento New Francisco Mil Washington St Louis and a pictorial word note Welland 1864 diamend and go arg jalap
A Sunday School lesson recalls Hezekiah’s reign, the Assyrian crisis, and the temple rededication. He restores temple service, gathers the people for a second Passover, and brings a revival joy in Jerusalem unmatched since Solomon. The record emphasizes faith in the blood of the lamb and devotion to God.
Rumson Road cottage, the Montgomery property, sold to James Rector owner of Rector's Hotel in New York. After remodeling and grounds work, Mr. Rector and family will move in. Corfiell cottage at South Beach leased to a New York party through Edward Pannaci. Chief Layton to station summer force tomorrow with six new officers equipped for circus day patrol. Reverend W. J. Gardner, recent seminary graduate, now engaged in ministerial work at Schenectady after assisting at Trinity Episcopal Red Bank.
Long Branch departures list extensive schedules to Newark New York and other points with multiple stations. Timings cover Sundays Saturdays and weekdays, detailing connections via C R R of N J Penn a R R Hudson Terminal and Philadelphia routes. Officials Berry McFaddin and company provide the service.
Mr Bowser anticipates a surprise keg from Baker described as a root beer tonic. He warns the household not to tamper with it as he plans to secure its contents for his health and youth. The scene notes the keg’s arrival after lunch and hints at its promised restorative powers.
In this humorous slice a keg of root beer promises revival for Bowser who drinks, doubting its strength after an odd apple brandy test. The plan collapses when the supposed remedy fails, prompting a wild street outburst and a vow to confront Brown at dawn.
Hawkins quizzes Binks about favorite children after a country drive and dinner. Binks reveals they have seven children and prefer their 1911 model family, though not consciously.
An Atchison Globe quotation urges realism about future recruitment, noting that today brings enough trouble without scouting ahead for promising recruits in that line. The remark reflects cautious hiring sentiment and careful planning.
The Atlanta Constitution quotes Brer Williams noting Solomon’s wives might choose Easter hats after he looked over the land and returned home declaring the whole business vanity and the greatest sort of degradation by the spirit.
The Chicago Record-Herald quotes a man chewing tobacco responding to a question about granting women suffrage. The exchange shows opposition and a remark about judges outside a pit, reflecting public attitudes of the era.
SHREWSBURY NEWS updates residents leaving for New York and visits. Rev Robert B Parker will officiate at Christ Church in the absence of Rev Swezey. Local society includes Mrs Abbie Sleeper and Mrs C M Patterson hosting meetings. A motor collision in Red Bank will be paid by the stranger. Street news mentions travel, college ties and a horse riding incident with a narrow escape.
Mr and Mrs Whitney I Cook hosted the West Long Branch Friendship Club on Tuesday. Banquet guest Harry G Van Note attended a Frank B Katzenbach tribute at Highland Beach. Carrie Pancoast visited the Jeffrey family on Monmouth road. Irving Green ill with a heavy cold under Dr E M Beach care. Fred Finch and Mrs Finch spent a weekend with Lydia Dangler on West Park Avenue. The McGintys and Heits visited with relatives on Long Branch. Louis White of Jersey City stayed over with John and Mrs White on Monmouth road. Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs Samuel Thompsons Monmouth road last Tuesday.
Mrs. James Weeden entertained the Social Club on Saturday evening. Joseph Harvey and family arrived from West Long Branch to the Thomas Herbert farm at Poplar. William Kinney and family of Newark took possession of their Monmouth road home on Thursday for the summer season.
Comprehensive inventory of fire alarm box sites in Long Branch area noting intersections and landmarks such as Ocean Avenue Broadway and Elberon locations. Includes multiple corral points like Cor. Franklin Second Avenues Jersey coastal streets near Lyddy Cottages and Norwood vicinity with rail and hotel references.
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