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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
2
A fragment from Detroit Free Press content presents a dialog about entering a garden at twilight. One speaker urges companionship on a hammock, while the other resists, followed by a brief reflective quote on habit from Carlyle. The piece intertwines literary allusion with a domestic mood.
An advertisement touts Kline's Rheumatic Remedy as a quick internal treatment that purports to remove uric acid and impurities from the blood, claiming relief from rheumatic pain and restored energy. It lists H. S. Meyers in Long Branch and stores in Red Bank as suppliers.
The Borough of Deal schedules a special election at Borough Mall on June 27 with polling from 9 am to 7 pm. Voters decide whether Commissioner William Levy is removed and whether a proposed ordinance increasing the number of commissioners from three to five is adopted. The election stems from a Supreme Court related recall petition and prior ordinances.
From New York City and north lines arrive at 8 00 11 00 1 45 2 45 4 00 and 6 46 a m and 11 00 a m from Philadelphia and Trenton direct 11 00 a m From Asbury Park and south 8 00 a m 12 16 4 46 and 7 46 p m Departures to New York and north 6 45 9 00 11 25 a m 12 46 2 15 2 50 5 10 and 6 45 p m to Philadelphia Trenton and the West 2 15 p m For Asbury Park and south 9 00 a m 2 15 5 10 6 45 p m Money order and postal savings window 8 00 a m to 6 00 p m Letter carriers make two complete deliveries residential and three to business section Collections three to four times daily from all boxes Post Office lobby Sundays 11 a m to 8 p m signed T L Slocum P M
A fierce gale on the bay of Chaleur off New Brunswick and Quebec killed an estimated 100 to 125 fishermen, often whole families perishing together. Reports from Captain Samuel Breau and various ports describe boats lost, dozens of bodies recovered, and thousands of dollars in damage, marking the disaster as the worst in the bay's fishing history.
John D Rockefeller's 260 ton granite block blocks Beekman Avenue in Tarrytown as New York Central engineers fear a fall could stop trains for a week. Trustees demand a bond to move it back toward Wildy street while a five mile detour via Sleepy Hollow is reportedly discouraged. Weather forecast calls for fair today and tomorrow with moderate south winds.
In Balthmore on June 10, Ella G Winter’s funeral was halted for a new autopsy into her death in Curtis Bay. State's Attorney Green orders a thorough probe and questions Dr T B Horton about not lung testing, while family calls coroner verdict insufficient and hints at possible accident.
Rome reports a Socialist strike over the Ancona killings spreading to most Italian cities. Streetcars and cabs halted, newspapers ceased, stores closed, and business ground to a standstill as troops patrolled streets and cavalry cleared Piazza del Popolo to deter a socialist rally.
Edward M. Pattison of Germantown, C., secured title to 210 barrels of whisky as security for a $5,500 loan in the bankruptcy proceeding of David Rohrer, a Germantown distiller who borrowed from Pattison and failed.
A Rome based International Institute of Agriculture report to the U.S. department of agriculture places India’s wheat production for the year at 913,154,000 bushels, down 14 percent from the prior year.
June 10 market report shows wheat receipts at 41 000 with No 2 red at rising and fall prices amid weak government crop data. Butter eggs and live poultry steady to firm with varied weights, pack sizes, and classifications across creamery, state, and nearby markets.
Cattle supplies tight with steady demand and mixed quality. Prime cattle emphasize strong prices near 4.25 to 4.25 dollars, with heifers around 6.50 and bulls 5.0 to 7.0. Sheep and lambs show light supply and steady to firm values, with wethers around 6.80 and lambs near 4.60 to 6.00. Receipts are fair and markets steady overall.
Grandfather recounts a Revolutionary War tale set in New Jersey. Abner Jones, a Washington courier, carries a crucial message to General Lee while crossing enemy lines, using a rope escape from a Tory house with help from his sweetheart Deborah Goodwin. Lee's disobedience alters the mission and Washington narrowly misses a holiday setback.
A historical bungalow design features broad projecting eaves and rough brick exterior with white cement rough cast above. First floor includes living room with open fireplace and stair to the second floor, dining room via a high arch, a flexible library, and a complete kitchen. Second story has three bedrooms, a large bathroom, and a sleeping porch. Size 30 by 28 feet. construction costs listed at 3000 dollars excluding heating and plumbing. Publisher offer for Saxon’s 1914 book of plans and interiors.
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