Long Branch Chamber Seeks Hotel Data and Sidewalk Upgrades
The Long Branch Chamber of Commerce urges hotels and boarding houses to mail owner or manager names, rooms, rates, baths, and address to Box 305. It also calls for concrete relaying of Broadway sidewalks, especially the block between Third and Fourth avenues, citing improved business and property values. New hotel data collection may follow around May 1, with reports on summer labor and overnight stays. Spitting on sidewalks near Broadway to be halted by health officials with fines to enforce law.
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Chamber of Commerce
Long Branch
N. J
Broadway
Third Avenue
Morris Avenue
North Long Branch
Third
Fourth
Trust Company
Liberty Street
Board of Health
Signs Visible From Great Distances To Aviators
Experiments in France show that rooftop signs for pilots using silvered glass balls against a black background are highly visible from afar, aiding aerial guidance.
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France
Newly Weds Frank White and Bride Enter Pink Satin Home
A reception in Oakhurst celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Frank White at their West Mark Avenue residence. The pink satin bride from Long Branch wore lace, guests enjoyed music, refreshments, and a luncheon with gifts including linen, glass, and pictures.
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Mrs
Frank White
Oakhurst
Long Branch
West Mark Avenue
Lillian Thompson
William R. Tallman
Harry Leahy
Rossteen Hibbetts
William Bennett
Keziekel
Layton
James King
Edgar White
Harry White
Harry Heit
Harry van Note
Ralph Bray
Robert Allen
Shaw
Henry Brunkhorst
Gertrude Brunkhorst
Marie Bray
Northam
Isaac White
Irene King
Ethel Leahy
Barzarths
Leroy Laird
Charles P. White
Albert White
Harold van Note
Arthur White
Harry C. van Note
Oakhurst Church Marks Third Anniversary Celebration
The Oakhurst M. E. Church observes its third anniversary on Sunday June 22 with 10 am Love Feast 10:30 am sermon by District Superintendent Dr J W Marshall and assistance from Rev Willis Reeves of Ocean Grove Rev Harry J Fisier to make the event special Choir to render anthems at both services The note adds a separate line about the cost of drilling a deep hole in Silesia over 7 350 feet deep at more than $10 per foot.
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Oakhurst M. E
J. W. Marshall
Willis Reeves
Ocean Grove
Harry JT. Fisier
Silesia
Sugar Declared Enemy Of Civilization By Hoboken Dentist
Hoboken dentist Dr. Robert Roessler argues sugar is not food but a harmful substance linked to modern diseases. He traces sugar’s medicinal use in ancient times and asserts repeated consumption worsens health, calling for public opposition to sugar as a dietary staple.
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Hoboken
Robert Roessler
University of Berlin
Theofrast
Nou
Dioskorides
Roessler
Koessler
Bees Infest Montclair Church as Congregation Plans Acid Eviction
The First Congregational Church of Montclair New Jersey engages an expert to remove thousands of Italian honeybees nesting in the walls. Past efforts using smoke failed. acidity is to be poured into wall crevices to kill the insects, with potential honey stores in the crevices.
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Montclair
First Congregational
N. J
Clammer Sells White Pearl for 1200 Dollars
Theodore Schultz of Lakeland Minnesota a clammer on the St. Croix river found a white pearl during a weekly clam cleanup and sold it to J H Peacock of Prairie du Chien Wisconsin for 1200 dollars.
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Theodore Schultz
Lakeland
Must Be a Joke on Downtown Menu Phrase
A correspondent notes a downtown menu line reading Price subject to advance during interval of giving order and being served. The quirky wording implies price changes during preparation, prompting readers to question the timing and fairness of menu quotes.
Briling Spiders Fight for Existence on Webs
The article details how spiders, after exhausting their web materials, seek new prey web sites and often clash with rivals. Battles reveal tactics and skill, with invaders typically winning though defenders can mount stiff resistance before retreat or death ends the combat.
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New York American
Carlyle and the Sea and Other Fragments
Reader snippets from Philadelphia Ledger and Washington Star recount opinions on Thomas Carlyle and Byron memoirs, with a Chelsea embankment encounter and a tale of self reliance. Also includes quips about Byron’s memoirs, a New York dinner anecdote, a London Stray Stories joke, and Jerome K. Jerome on work.
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New York
Washington Star
Fault Finding Quotation Refers to Human Nature
A short excerpt notes that without faults there would be less pleasure in noticing others faults quoting La Rochefoucauld. It reflects on human tendency to critique others while acknowledging personal imperfection. The line serves as a reflective aphorism rather than a news item.
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la Rochefow Cald
A Fine Musical by Allstrom Pupils
The Academy of Music Red Bank pupils under Prof Harold Allstrom presented their annual musical at First Methodist Church before about seven hundred. The program featured four pianos with orchestra, solos, duets, and variations including selections from Martha and Victoria March with multiple performers.
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Academy of Music
Red Bank
Harold K. Allstrom
First Methodist Church
Frank, Stork
Corey
Martha
Flotow
Ella Talmage
Louise Doremus
Ruby Hartcorn
Margaret Reigelman
Marie McCarthy
Edna Hendrickson
Dorothy Bohannan
Homesnse Barthelemy
Raff
Elsie Jefferson
Keyport Moose Lodge Formed with Red Bank Aid
Keyport lodge No. 1842 Loyal Order of Moose was instituted Tuesday night by organizer Thomas I. O’Neil of Red Bank lodge. About 75 Keyport members were listed with 67 from Red Bank traveling in a J C T Co special car. Red Bank members assisted. a banquet followed. Next meeting will elect officers.
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Keyport Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Thomas I. O'Neil
Red Bank Lodge
Keyport
Keough
Next F B A Convention Chooses Richmond For 1916
At the annual convention of the United States Funeral Benefit Association of the Jr. O U A M held in Atlantic City yesterday, old officers were reelected. A close race between Washington and Richmond decided the 1916 convention location with Richmond winning. The event has been held in Long Branch and Sea Bright before, with P Hall Parker of Sea Bright attending.
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United States Funeral Benefit Association of the Jr. O. U. A. M
Atlantic City
Washington
Richmond
Sea Bright
Long Branch
P. Hall Parker
Rumson Lady Weds Lakewood Man In Quiet Nuptials
Miss Oulda Rex daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Rex Rumson married Thomas Voorhees son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Voorhees Lakewood in a quiet Sunday ceremony at the Rex home. Rev W Earle Ledden officiated. The couple planned a honeymoon to Albany and will reside in Lakewood where Voorhees works as a foreman for the New York Telephone Company.
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Oulda Rex
Charles Rex
Rumson
Thomas Voorhees
Daniel Voorhees
Lakewood
W. Earle Ledden
Oceanic Goodwill Methodist Church
The Judge and the Accused Exchange Pardon Plea
A courtroom scene features a judge offering a pardon to the accused if he asks the prosecutrix for forgiveness. The accused declines to fully express regret, insisting on his honesty despite the pardon offer.
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Amy
Iion Pictures
Met
Arthur H. Hope
Oakhurst Church
M. E. Church
Dr. Roessler
Carlyle and the Sea
John Foster
Thomas Carlyle
Chelsea Embankment
Thames
Cheyne Row
Byron
Thomas Moore
Flaires
Philadelpha Ledger
Annapolis
Baltimore American
Jerome K. Jerome
Florida Times-Union
Jeesey
Llong Brans
Steinbach’s
Allstrom
Merry Wives of Windsor
Nicolai
Marion Mount
Rachel Doremus
Elizabeth van Dorn
Olive McColgan
Hether Carhart
Verna Delatush
Carolyn Blaisdell
Kamenoi Ostrow
Rubinstein
Kinder Symphonie
Hayden
Nina Cottrell
Hulda Oakley
Cyril Stevens
Mise Eleanor Vorman
Adelaide Riech‘man
Venetia Matthews
Madeline Frake
Inez Hardy
Margaret Otterson
Ethel Cottrell
Helen Doremus
Tringle
Kittie Sculthorp
Louise Dorenius
Mildred ‘Walling
Florence Campbell
Elizabeth Stryker
Eleanor Thorne
Hazel Dennis
Miss Riegleman
St. Malehow
H. Malchow
A. Davis
A. Dennis
E. V. Brown
J. D. Otterson, Jr
Frank Flinn
Dr. R. W. Jewett
K. Il Lafetta
Moose Lodge
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