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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1913
Page
7
A column condemns wrongful convictions and calls for witness credibility reforms. It cites cases of freed murder convicts after long terms and discusses the surge of crime tied to automobile use, urging stricter licensing, broader examinations, and State regulation to prevent crooks from legally driving.
A Evening Sun poll shows 571 in favor, 651 opposed, and 778 indifferent on women’s suffrage in New York. The article notes only about 25 percent support change and suggests many would not vote if given the right. It also critiques sensationalism and mentions unrelated political banter and summer weather, reflecting mixed public opinion and media framing.
A Red Bank newspaper columns criticize a local political faction, arguing the board of health and mayoral actions show no need for apologies. The piece defends current officials against claims of misrule and accuses opposition of sowing discord, noting corruption allegations over garbage contracts without substantial consequences.
Dr Robert Roessler, University of Berlin graduate, argues sugar causes widespread degeneration and illness. He calls for inhibitory laws, contrasts sugar with alcohol noting long history of alcohol use and ancient medical texts referencing sugar as medicine. He traces sugar’s medical mentions from Dioscorides to ninth century Arabic physicians.
A collage of clippings notes tax and estate issues in Miorida and Flagler’s estate, plus editorials on Kingston George and public works. It critiques contributory negligence in railroad cases, Newark pavement failures, and trolley damages, ending with a Elizabeth death linked to a passing train projection.
A reader browses a sporting goods ad in THE RECORD and finds detailed lake, fish, tackle, and trip planning information. The article praises advertising for providing practical, user friendly guidance for a Adirondacks fishing trip.
The excerpt argues for railway platform guardrails to prevent deaths from passing trains and criticizes lax liability on railroads. It also notes editor Eugene K Bird’s unusual political candidacy and quirky platform for State Senate.
A terse anon aphorism notes that self styled wisdom often masks limited experience and outlook, implying true understanding grows from exposure to diverse places and people.
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