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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1911
Page
2
Fragmented schedule notes for New Jersey Central trains to Newark Elizabeth and New York with listed departure times including 9.07 11.47 2.37 4.32 and 6.28 p m, along with Atlantic City 6.32 9.40 a m via Red Bank and Sundays references.
Public notice of 1912 timetables for Pattenine area trains and boat departures to New York and local ports. Lists Rockwell Ave Pleas ure Bay Sea Bright Highlands and West 35th Street and near South Ferry times. Indicates no Saturday runs and freight restrictions at Battery.
An American agent recounts his covert journey through Chihuahua Coahuila Nuevo Leon and Monterey during the Mexican Revolution posing as a rebel sympathizer. He carried a concealed authority letter to avoid capture and faced suspicions from insurrectos led by Signor Molina in San Luis Potosi. He used a ruse to stall, burned the letter to escape as a spy, and narrowly avoided execution.
In a bedtime lesson, a father recounts Greek myth about Jason and the quest for the golden fleece. He narrates the ram with golden hair, the drowning of Hel l e, Phrixus's landing, the dragon guarding the fleece, and Jason's voyage with fifty comrades to recover the prize. The tale sparks a playful banter about wealth and cars.
The biennial National Women's Trade Union league meeting in Boston on June 12 highlights advances in women’s unionism led by Mrs. Raymond Robins. Robins, a wealthy founder of many leagues, has held multiple leadership roles in New York, Chicago, and national women's labor groups.
Revival of intricate Venise lace patterns, from medieval designs inspired by Italian museum pieces, on display with notes on foundation linen and buttonhole stitching. Also a brief aside on tea leaves cleaning and a stray dialogue fragment about a Boston paper.
A Quaker named Abe jokes about new boots after winning a cash prize at a fair and facing stronger competition. The piece then highlights Ghiberti’s famous Florence baptistery doors, praising their Genesis narrative and Michelangelo’s praise, noting the doors’ half century of labor and bronze artistry.
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