Subscription Rates for Long Branch Publication Declared
A Long Branch publication lists annual and monthly subscription rates, noting postage free outside the city. Rates include one year in advance at six dollars and other options at fifty cents per month and per copy. The notice is published by Taylor Publishing Co with L Edwards as secretary and manager in 1911.
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Notions of Speed in Legal Justice Draw Fire
A fragment discusses perceived delays in legal justice. It argues that while some fear tardy rulings harm the nation, justice is often swift for many offenders, yet biased by unequal influence where the powerful may overwhelm the process. The piece hints at broader concerns over fairness and access.
British Dreadnought Program and Naval Power Forecast
The text discusses naval expansion plans including the Dreadnought program, projected commissions for 1909 1911 1923 and future years, and how Britain and other powers strategize battleship production and fleets amid rising global tensions. It notes the immense cost and the shifting balance of sea power among major nations.
Retired thoughts on fashion and education trends
A column reflects on fashion as destructive, cites a New York judge's critique, and notes Red Bank High School graduation retaining one third of students. It discusses politics with Assessor Record and Theodore Roosevelt, pondering future public roles and local sentiment.
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Monmouth inmate serves as example in election crookedness
The piece notes a Monmouth man in state prison for election crookedness as a cautionary example. It argues supporters of popular elections for Senators owe a debt to figures like Bill Lorimer of Illinois and Stephenson of Wisconsin for their stance and impact.
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Editorial Commentary on Outsiders and Legal Woes
The Pittsburg Sun cites Attorney General Wickerham as active against Trust crooks. A town farmer invested about 12 000 dollars in kisses bought at 50 and 60 dollars each, then sued for repayment and won. The piece sketches government action and a dubious romance economy.
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New Jersey License Rule For Visiting Drivers Sparks Protest
Philadelphia Times reports strong protest over New Jersey requiring visiting motorists to buy a yearly license, a shift from ten day courtesy fees. The policy, framed as highway revenue, faces opposition for deterring seaside visitors and harming New Jersey's tourism and prosperity.
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Hypothetical Election Reflections From Baterson Press
The Baterson Press quotes a speculative note on a hypothetical race between George Le and Democrat Kinkead for Congress in New Jersey’s Ninth District. It ponders a sheriff run in Hudson County and the personal financial stakes, comparing salaries with a colorful rural hunting metaphor.
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Jack Johnson the Coronation Celebrity Sparks London Curiosity
The New York World notes Jack Johnson draws crowds during London coronation celebrations. Pugilist’s tour, wealth, and touring lifestyle provoke interest as a symbol of American civilization to a British audience.
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Taft Presidency Questioned in Early 1908 Context
A fragmented 1908-era note reflects public debate about President Taft and his perceived firmness of purpose. It hints at congressional considerations of changes and reactions involving Senator Aldrich and related political maneuvers.
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Taft criticisms and reciprocity debate prompt partisan critique
A political column rebukes Taft for weak backing of campaign pledges and his handling of reciprocity with Canada. It argues his record showed yielding to self interest and hints at attempts to court popularity for renomination despite opposing the Root amendment. The piece contrasts political strategy with the Canada trade agreement.
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
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Newark Star
Kiss Scene Described As Dreamlike Rapture in Poetic Note
A literary fragment recalls a kiss as the supreme joy. The speaker describes awakened desire and a dreamlike moment when the beloved’s glance and touch inflamed the heart, leaving the speaker yearning for another kiss.
Laughter as a Remedy for Illness and Stress
In this brief excerpt the author extols laughter as a powerful medicine, claiming medical authorities endorse it for reducing blood pressure and preventing stroke. It asserts laughter ceases vascular pressure and can prevent arterial rupture, noting laughter as a vital vibration that defeats disease germs.
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Grant Appointed Colonel of Twenty first Illinois Volunteers
New York dailies report sales in Richmond at ten dollars each. The day of fights lists Vienna Virginia Boonville Missouri Edwards Ferry with head saurpentaneh. Mo New asserts her neutrality in the American war.
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