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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
4
The notice from Edwards, Secy and Manager at 192 Broadway Long Branch New Jersey urges readers to subscribe weekly and explains advance rates. A mosquito warning cautions residents to eliminate standing water to protect resorts from infestation.
The piece notes tariff and parcel post disputes in the U S House as Senate session timing causes procedural friction. It cites international postal rates from Germany Denmark and Holland, contrasts with the Mexican election rhetoric, and touches on Governor Wilson’s court appointment and a twin marriage, highlighting public policy and social curiosities of the era.
The text argues that replacing private express services with a government parcels post would divert hundreds of millions away from a few stockholders, lowering transportation costs for shippers and consumers. It asserts government revenue would rise without burden, while post office efficiency benefits producers and retail customers through direct, cheap communication and eliminated rebates.
A proverb-like remark in Hebei circles jokes about the meanest trick to use when two men argue ends with an awkward agreement. The line captures local wit and social dynamics in dispute resolution contexts.
The New York press debates reciprocity with Canada and potential revenue losses, while New Hampshire Senator Gallinger is praised as a leader for federal Sunday law regulation. The piece cites national trade figures and criticizes or supports various positions, reflecting period concerns over economics and morality.
The piece argues smiles reveal character more than anger or tears and that studying a man in a focused mood exposes authenticity. It asserts laughter spreads happiness, helps fend off despair, and declares humans the only laughing animal capable of enduring across regions.
The fragment cites Arthur Brisbane in New York discussing themes of nature and civilization. It implies a viewpoint on civilized behavior and social progress. No clear event, date, or full context is provided in the readable text.
Mr and Mrs Charles T Stone received a pleasant surprise at the home of Mr and Mrs Abner Badger Washington street. The High School faculty attended the dinner and presented Mr Stone with polished brass traveling clock and red morocco cane as a token of esteem. Refreshments followed with many callers including Miss Hague McCloskey Louise Sheldon Lena Goodwin Julia Enught Carsley Agnes L Waring Danielson Rees Gertrude Siebert Dahlman Lancaster and others.
Miss Margaret Botticher of Monmouth Street and Miss Alberta Bennett of Shrewsbury Avenue both buy a canoe from Artur Smock of the place. The Red Bank young ladies plan summer outings along the North Shrewsbury River and its pleasant nooks.
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