Subscription rates and publication details for Long Branch 1913
The notice lists subscription prices outside Long Branch and delivery limits, with rates for one year three months and one month in advance and single copies. Published by F M Taylor Publishing Co at 192 Broadway Long Branch New Jersey. Editor Benj Boisseau Bobbitt and Charles L Edwards as secretary and manager. Wednesday June 18 1913.
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Long Branch
F. M. Taylor Publishing Co
Broadway
Chas, L. Edwards
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New Jersey
Mistaking a Dream for an Issue in Governor Fielder Debate
Herman B. Walker criticizes Governor Fielder for declaring a constitutional convention as a non issue despite its political implications. The piece argues the plan would diminish county representation, urging readers to ignore moonshine proposals and defend practical governance.
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Herman B. Walker
The
Newark Star
Fielder
Senate
Trenton
Scientists seek traces of thoughts in brain study
In Harvard Medical School the neuro pathology department examines the brain of the late Dr Maurice Richardagh to uncover any traces of his thoughts. The piece questions the feasibility of mapping thoughts from brain activity and cautions that attempts may seem ridiculous.
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Maurice LL Richardagh
Harvard Medical School
Cme
Senator Martine’s clash at West Virginia inquiry
The West Virginia inquiry overheard Senator Martine confront a witness during a tense exchange over a mine outrage. A physical altercation was averted as the Senator was restrained. The episode, while undignified, reflected well on the senior Jersey Senator’s intent and concern for justice.
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Martine
West Virginia
Jersey
Suffragette methods spark fears of radical reform spread
A World correspondent condemns militant suffragism while arguing other reforms like the single tax could advance human freedom. The piece warns against window smashing and violence, saying such tactics may invite wider radical campaigns and undermine law and order.
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Emily Davison
Moving Picture Schools Revolutionize Education Idea
Edison proposes an eight year graded program using moving pictures to teach alphabet history astronomy and more with no books. Children would attend school earlier and be eager the eye as main learning window. Critics warn evaluation from multiple viewpoints is needed.
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Thomas A. Edison
Mr. Edison
Nea
Trenton
Fagan Again Elected Mayor as City Seeks Continuity
The city confirms Fagan as mayor for the fourth time, highlighting his experience as a key asset. The text also notes a sensational headline about two press agents paid by the Sugar Trust and ponders public publicity spending and social dynamics surrounding Mrs. Upton Sinclair.
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Fagan
Sugar Trust
Editorial Fragments Highlight Civic Trust And School Ceremony
A montage of opinions and quotes critiques trust magnates jail ideas and patriotism. It includes reflections on graduation speeches and a submarine endurance report from Long Beach, California, noting the crew’s safe surface after 36 hours under water.
The Art of Dressing on a Thrifty Budget
A piece argues dressing well boosts self-respect and confidence, notes that ill-fitting clothes undermine status, and urges frugal spending. It stresses vigilant budgeting and emphasizes reading advertisements in reputable papers to answer What When Where and How Much.
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Brooklyn Times
Submerged Ships and Gas Engine Feats Raise Sea Travel Hopes
The Newark World notes experiments showing a gasoline engine operating underwater and exhausting gases into water under pressure, allowing a crew to direct a submarine craft for indefinite periods. It hints at Verne like voyages and questions the future role of dreadnoughts in war with underwater battles.
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Jules Verne
Paul Jones
Decatur
Vait
Newark World
South takes lead in Washington as old lines fade
A New York Tribune analysis notes the House committee lists favor Southern and Kepler states, signaling broad South leadership. It contrasts Underwood and Simmons with past figures, observes the North and South shedding old sectionalism, and predicts unity among veterans at Gettysburg as a symbol of this shift.
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Kepler
Washington
Underwood
Roger Q. Mills
Simmons
Senate Finance Committee
Gettysburg
Franklin Pierce
James Buchanan
New York Tribune
Song of the Tollers and the Mills
A lament on industrial exploitation from workers in mills and mines. The poem condemns long hours, dangerous conditions, child labor, and pollution, portraying exhausted families and graves as the cost of factory profits. Ralph Bacon cites N. S. American and Daily Record as the publication context.
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Underworld
Ilie
Ralph Bacon
N. S. American
Thoughts Worth Reading Necessity Reforms the Poor
A short aphorism reflects on how necessity changes the poor and the rich, contrasting hardship and wealth with a classical quotation. The line traces Socratic or Tacitus style moral observation about human behavior under need.
Little Silver Social Notes and Local Happenings
Relatives of Misa Elizabeth Pope hosted a surprise 87th birthday party. A Jersey City horse died after scratching a neck against a tree and falling, breaking its neck. Irvin Lovett returns home from Johns Hopkins University to study medicine. Florence Elizabeth Dawson and Charles Austin Morris baptized at the Methodist church. Various residents and visitors noted including Miss Florence Campbell on vacation, Richard Clapp visiting from Staten Island, and Dr A Dougherty renting Altair house. Frank Sherwood attends the New Jersey Assistant Postmasters convention. Sky High summer residence listed.
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Misa Elizabeth Pope
Pope
Jersey City
William Lippincott
Nora Jacques
Asbury Park
Leandyer Campbell
Rumson Road
Poounty Freeholders
Susie Parkers
Irving Lovett
John S. Hopkins University
Baltimore
Charles Austin Morris
Walter Morris
Florence Elizabeth Dawson
William Davison
Florence Campbell
Colts Neck
Mary Campbell
Richard Clapp
Staten Island
Presbyterian Church At
Shrewsbury
John T. Lovett
Isaac Carhart
New York
William Carhart
Charles Burlin
Brooklyn
William Brooks
Sky High
Brand Avenue
Charles Brooks
Richard K.fox
Spring Street
Timothy White
A. ©. Dougherty
Newark
Altair
Little Silver Point
Frank Sherwood
Atlantic City
Sherwood
Assistant Postmasters Association of
New Jersey
Proof of Riches in Dining Car Rumor
A train tale asks if wealth explains a traveler’s illness after overeating in the dining car. The exchange hints at extravagance as a motive or rumor surrounding the man’s sudden sickness.
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Patrice
Postmaster Green Family Reunion Reported in Shrewsbury
Shrewsbury news recounts a family reunion with several relatives visiting from Roselle Bayonne Colts Neck and Florida. A missing $20 from James Dudley’s pocket at the post office is noted. Presbyter ian Missionary Society meeting on June 11 featured Goodwin Knapp Levison and travel artist Linson discussing Palestine life and costume artifacts.
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Postmaster Green
Bessie
Florida
Joseph Green
Roselle
N. J
Stephen Talman
Augustus Smith
Bayonne
Dr. Smith
Cecil Conover
Colts Neck
James Dudley
J. Wright Brown
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Goodwin Knapp Levison
McClemies Magazine
Palestine
Our Lord
Linson
Atlantic Highlands
Harry Lindon
Local Social News Highlights At Ridgefield Park and Oceanport
Mrs J Stofflett hosted her daughter at Ridgefield Park N J. Miss Dearlisle from Red Bank visited J W Holmes. Charles W Billings joined friends for gun club shooting on Shrewsbury Ave and then visited Frank Prices in Oceanport with Mrs Billings in their new car. The Keith Society held a Parish House sale with cake bread and home made candy raising nearly 17 dollars.
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Ting
J. Stofflett
Ridgefield Park
N. J
Miss Dearlisle
Red Bank
J. W. Holmes
Charles W. Billings
Shrewsbury Avenue
Succulent Grapefruit Quip Attributed to Baer
A quoted remark attributes to Baer suggesting a grapefruit is a lemmeel that had a chance and seized it in a wry line from The Co-opt-or.
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Baer
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