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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
5
A fragmentary gossip item mentions Weston and Schwartz in a piece titled Unconquerable Aversion, noting weary roads breaking up and a character who slept in a freight car after using a soap box as a pillar. The text reflects a playful, dated tone with incomplete details.
Writing from the interior, a traveler reports that currency remains primitive with lump silver and copper cash in use, while coined money is not current. Even in Honan city two days by rain from Pekin, people cut lump silver into pieces, and each town has its own weights and scales with no uniform standard.
New Jersey Central Railroad guests on the ninth editorial outing to Wilkes-Barre honored General Superintendent W Huntington of the road with a handsome silver loving cup. Editors and managers from a Pennsylvania weekly paper joined the trip and their wives attended the reception.
Representatives from Pennsylvania and New Jersey were honored at a Saturday gathering after being entertained by railroad management at Atlantic City two weeks earlier. The committee in charge of the presentation of the ete was present, led by the chairman and members.
Central Railroad of New Jersey official Co W Huntington is feted by newspaper friends at Wilkes-Barre Pa on June 11 1910. Guests arrive by special train from Scranton and nearby towns, dine at the Ridington Hotel, and hear a cordial welcome from W C Hope and J P Correll. The event includes a tour of Luzerne county courthouse and a visit to the Mystic Shrine temple in Franks, Tinetree.
The partnership Lifschitz and Lebowitz doing business as Lifschitz and Lebowitz under the firm name Imafschutz and Lebowitz expired on May 10 1910 by mutual consent. All debts due to the firm are to be received by Jacob Lifschitz and all demands presented to him for payment. Dated June 1910.
A bears family in a rocky cave plans to fetch honey for Uncle Peter. Betty and Billy wander seeking honey, ask a bee for help, learn bees make honey from flowers, and flee as the swarm buzzes angrily, returning home empty handed.
Billy and Betty spy a picnic and steal one jar of berry jam. They are chased by children and then return to their mother. Uncle Peter arrives with four more jars while the family plans to save supper jam, prompting a lesson on bargain sense.
Max Jacobs, noted New York concert violinist and leader of the Jacobs String Quartet, will admit a limited number of pupils for a summer program. Those enrolled hope the success will lead to year round classes. A piano class will also be formed under Messrs Max and Jacobs as they prepare a recital in August at the Talaw.
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