Poison Pen Trial Delayed In Elizabeth Courtroom
Sensational poison pen case in Elizabeth New Jersey stalls for ten days due to absence of the complainant. Mrs Pollard attends in court veiled as reporters display copies of two letters, with witnesses including Themis Jones and doctor clients detailing alleged defamatory correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
N. J
Jenca
Mra Pollard
Piabeth
May
Nelson d. Pollard
Jor
Charles Jones
David
Themis Jones
Orchard Street
Advertising in the Daily Record Pays Dividends
An advertisement note promises payment by placing ads in the Daily Record. The brief urges businesses to buy space for visibility and revenue in the local paper.
State Examinations for Borough Pupils at West Long Branch
West Long Branch School held state eighth grade exams on June 6 with seven pupils taking part. six passed Albert Brown Poole Hilda Haagen Frank Krug Minnie Krug Florence Fernan and Viola Fernan. Commencement is planned for June 18 with County Superintendent John Enright delivering an address. Final exams near. promotions to be announced June 19. May 1913 Honor Roll lists attendees from Grammar and Primary departments with numerous Poole and related names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Long Branch School
Albert Brown Poole
Hilda Haagen
Frank Krug
Minnie Krug
Florence Fernan
Viola Fernan
Abbotsford Tall County
John Enright
West Long Ranch
Frank Kiug
Edward Morris
Benjamin Bowman
William Heyer
Howard Poole
Arthur Gugel
Russell Hagerman
Chester Bowman
Albert Poole
Leonard Beals
Mary Krug
Lilian Poole
Eth‘eal van Pelt
William Malchow
Norman Poole
Raymond Poole
David Gugel
John Heyer
Rudolph Malchow
Allen Kelly
Inez Antonides
Bessie Hyan
Jennie Chamberlain
Mauretta Bowman
Vivian Hendrickson
Marjorie Kelly
Phoebe Weeden
Bertha Frey
Tony Cosentino
Rugent Cosentino
Willie Hagerman
Arnold Slocum
Basil Slocum
Winfield van Pelt
Wesley Wolcott
John Fragale
John Kohbeck
Edwin Roswell
Etta Cottingham
Frances Kagele
Irene Howland
Phyllis Hood
Cora Hagen
Florence Peals
Gladys Jeffrey
Florence Robinson
Bertha Wolcott
Grandstand Gift of Graduating Class Presented
The Red Bank High School graduating class produced The Senior a breezy three act comedy in the school auditorium on Branch avenue Friday night before about 600. Receipts neared $200 with dancing afterward as the Red Bank orchestra provided music. Participants included Abner West Jess Sabath Kenneth Morford Fred Noble Vernon Rose Frank Mount William Ryan Maurice Dorowitz and several Misses. Funds after expenses will go to the class treasury and a grandstand for 250 will be built on the baseball grounds adjoining the high school as the gift to the school. If funds allow the class plans an outing at Aubury Park later this month.
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Red Bank High School
Branch Avenue
Red Bank Orchestra
Abner West
Jess Sabath
Kenneth Morford
Fred Noble
Vernon Rose
Aebury Park
Red Bank Advertised Letters Listed for the Week
The Red Bank post office shows remaining advertised letters for the week addressed to Mrs. J Austin W Blaney Ubanz Toepneobeyo Camnoro Renetto Mo Cairns Judson Dever August Erben Pantin Caos Silvio Frangelo Geo H Hughes W A Johnston James Keane Mrs J Lippincott Mieg Nannie Morse Gus Munson Eugene R Mulligan Picorel la Guiseppe W S B Prentice Adam Schercitzky Miss Elmena Scott W Shel on and Mrs Kate Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
J. Austin
W. Blaney
Ubanz Toepneobeyo
Camnoro Renetto
Mo Cairns
Judson Dever
August Erben
Pantin Caos
Silvio Frangelo
Geo. H. Hughes
W A. Johnston
James Keane
J . Lippincott
Mieg Nannie Morse
Gus Munson
Eugene R. Mulligan
Picorella Guiseppe
B. Prentice
Adam Schercitzky
Elmena Scott
W .Shelon
Kate Thompson
Opposed Free Education Debate Cites Tuition Costs
In a letter to the editor, Tommy argues against free schooling insisting children should pay from their own families to ensure they can afford education. Ethel questions the reasoning prompting the exchange in the Rnston Herald.
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Tommy
Ethel
Con
Rnston Herald
Tube miracle saves boy with punctured lung in New York
Dr. Kenyon of Fordham Hospital used a pair of tubes connected to an uninjured lung to ventilate the injured boy John Burkett seven of East One Hundred Seventieth Street New York City. The procedure kept him alive through the night and day, allowing ribs and collar bone to heal while the lung cleared. The boy’s condition improved and recovery now hinges on continued healing.
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Ioveh
Uwe
Peterstown
Mra
Mre
Mia
Kingston Hospital
Canada
Jersey City
Dr. Kenyon
Fordham Hospital
New York City
Aione
Staeer
Jones
Suenson
New York
Fitaty
John Burkett
Pordham Hospital
Fordham University
Kenyon
Ancient skin disease blocks degree at Columbia pool test
Felix Metzger Rosenstock, a Columbia College senior, cannot swim 100 feet due to a severe skin condition. Dr. George J. Meylan requires a doctor’s note before the swimming exam. Rosenstock’s illness, identified as carpanserinia abmeta, worsens near water. Despite the note, he and three others fail the degree requirement. A separate incident recalls 14 year old Doris Behrman saving her father from an enraged bull in Boulder Colorado by striking the animal with a shovel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Columbia College
New York City
Felix Metzger Rosenstock
Chiss
Rosenstock
George J. Meylan
Dr. Meylan
Felix Metager Rosenstock
Dro Meyhin
Doris Behrman
Henry Behrman
Boulder
Colo
Lincoln and Chase Joke Over Infernal Machine Sketch
A seance mystery is joked about when Secretary Chase finds a drawing on a treasury dome. Lincoln quizzes him about the prank, and Chase demands who left it, offering a thousand dollars to learn the culprit. The question tests judgment and humor in a political office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linesin
Lincoln
Chase
Treasury Department
Linself
Mr. Lincoln
Freezing Boiling Water Explained by Pressure Changes
A Chicago Tribune note explains that water boils at a temperature determined by surface air pressure. Lower pressure at high altitudes lowers the boil point, permitting boiling at lower temperatures. By exhausting air above water in a vessel, steam raises pressure to boil beyond vegetable cooking needs, and continued pumping can freeze the water into ice, used to estimate mountain heights.
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Chicago Tribune
Crowds at Bridges and Subways Stun a Visitor
A visitor asks where all the food for the vast crowds comes from after a tour through New York's produce district. The narrator recalls guiding him past meat and fruit stalls and through busy transit hubs, the astonishment shifting from crowds to consumption.
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New York Sun
Primary colors and the concept of color
The passage explains Newton's seven colors from prism dispersion and notes artists use three primaries red yellow blue. It discusses scientific views that red green blue are the primary color sensations and mentions three retinal nerve sets. It concludes that mixing these three primaries can yield all hues seen in white light.
Paying the Popes Physicians Through the Ages
The pope’s physicians are paid weekly by the chamberlain, a longstanding custom. When the pope is seriously ill the doctor forfeits this emolument, a practice that has persisted since the time of Sextus V according to Le Cri de Paris.
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Sextus V
Paris
When She Nags Not A Sign Of Temper
A quoted reflection notes that nagging in women often signals weariness rather than bad temper. It suggests the most patient women can slip into this habit when exhausted or stressed, reframing nagging as a sign of fatigue rather than fault.
Rose to the Emergency button sewing dispute
A playful exchange features Mrs Newedd admitting she sewed up a buttonhole after failing to find the button, while Newedd asks if she sewed the button on the coat. The Boston Transcript caption implies a light domestic vignette.
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Newedd
Love
Classified Ads Offer Great Finds Everyday
Follow the Record page daily to spot affordable items and opportunities to buy the very things you need at low prices. This brief notice urges readers to check listings for deals and bargains across departments.
Postal Hours Sought and Alumni Tales Raise Long Branch Night
An article notes missing printed collection hours for city mailboxes and a Chamber of Commerce push to urge Postmaster Woolley to improve postal facilities. It also recalls late artist William Russell Taber and a strong Indian relic collection. Alumni Association hosts Class of 1918 reception at Intermedial School. president W. S. Parker emphasizes education support. Debates on Sunday baseball and cinema vs. saloons reflect local Sabbath regulation tensions.
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United States
Woolley
Chamber of Commerce
William Russell Taber
Thomas G. Chattle
W. 8. B. Parker
Ile
Almunt
Long Branch
Colored Epigram as Prayer for Rain Vision
A colored philosopher is quoted saying life is mostly praying for rain and hoping it clears. The remark appears in a Presbyterain context and captures a rural wit on weather and faith.
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Brethen
Progressive Times Company Incorporation in Asbury Park
The Progressive Times Company is incorporated in Trenton with $25,000 authorized capital. Offices will be at 710 Mattison avenue Asbury Park and John A. Githens Jr. is named as agent. Incorporators include Clarence KE F Hetrick former Monmouth County Sheriff and 1911 Republican State Senate candidate.
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Trenton
N. J
Pro‘gressive’Times Company
Asbury Park
Mattison Avenue
John A. Githens, Jr
Clarence KE
F. Hetrick
Monmouth County
J. G. Campbell
Joseph H. Bryan
George W. Treat
R. A. Tusting
H. B. White
Stephen D. Woolley
J. G. Coleman
W. C. Gallagher
John G. Gagg
Strawberry Festival Success at First Methodist Church
Despite heavy rain the Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival on the Red Bank lawn raised nearly 50 dollars. The event organized by the Ladies Aid Society featured lantern decorations and a committee led by Mrs. R. T. Smith with many volunteers including Mrs. Monroe Van Sant and Mrs. Elizabeth Many.
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Red Bank First Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
R.T. Smith
Monroe van Sant
Elizabeth Many
William Wilson
Eliza Hendrickson
Elmira Wilson
James R. Smock
Thomas Cook
Jesse Manahan
Samuel B. Keeler
George A. Longstreet
John Many
M. Egoff
Elizabeth South
Darwin Smith
Richie
Stearns
Clifford Hubbard
Commuters in Suburbs Claim No Walking
Jasper notes suburbs allow walking, while Mr Nutley argues suburbs are for runners. The exchange pits living area against commuting culture in a brief dialogue.
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Jasper
Mr. Nutley
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Sun Shade Girl
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Steinbach
Ady Mission
Apple
Asbury Pub, CO. Incorporated
Messrs. Hetrick
Red Bank First
M. E. Church
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