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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
5
Classified brief listing a man seeking work as a chauffeur with contact at 146 Lincoln Place. Includes short ads for sign painting by Wm Barker at 16 Norwood Ave and notes on a strong willing young man seeking employment through the record office.
For sale by J A McGuire Eatontown NJ two cows are listed as fresh and good. Also first class laundress seeks daytime work with references. Dressmaking wanted by day or at home with address 527 Sairs Ave West End.
For sale listing shows multiple horses for sale including two horses for want of use by M. V. Poole at West Long Branch, and eleven head of various kinds priced from 75 dollars up. Additional items include a horse wagon and harness offered by Heywang at 545 Bath Ave with details 139 to 144.
A compact history of Westminster Hall noting its four century lineage as a justice shrine where monarchs and leaders faced peril and judgment. The piece recalls trials of Hastings, Wallace, More, Strafford, and Fawkes, plus Milton’s fanciful flight and a brief quip about a job recommendation in a later aside.
Craig travels to the Edgerey road farmhouse of Old King Cole to buy a pewter platter for his cousin Elinor. The miser King Cole, who plays a cornet, teases him about cows and cornet noises before presenting a dirty old platter claimed as Elinor’s.
General J Warren Keifer appears in a plain sack suit on the House floor sparking comments from Speaker Cannon and colleagues. The veteran statesman jokes about traveling to Ohio in simpler attire while recalling his earlier heroic dress.
A survey of monarchs shows varied habits with cigarettes leading among devotees while pipes and cigars have notable followings. Edward VII favored cigars and pipe in private, George VI enjoys cigars and pipes, while Russia’s czar and Austria’s emperor drift between cigarettes and pipes.
A Welsh harbor catch of a sturgeon given to King George is placed beside monarch rights to whale heads and other perquisites. The article notes royal claims and customs, then shifts to Long Wharf at Los Angeles, describing its length and purpose against currents.
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