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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
11
Long Branch New Jersey listing terms for weekly issue delivery limits and subscription rates. One year in advance and three months in advance options. Published by M Taylor Publishing Co with Chas L Edwards as secretary and manager.
Jersey City's long battle against railroad smoke faces a setback after a Court of Appeals ruling. The decision holds that authorization by law can shield emissions from nuisance charges unless proven negligent, undermining prior convictions and leaving many towns without relief. Long Branch and others watch for further action.
The Red Bank Standard shows a political feud as Sweeney attacks a perceived one man power in Red Bank Democrat circles. The piece claims the standard’s editor is a boss-linked figure preserving Democratic votes and exposing Republican spoils while Democrats defect and reform.
The Red Hawk Democratic party condemns the Sweeney plan as a self serving, power grabbing effort. Leaders claim the faction fights over a will like vultures and risks continual defeats as the public rejects their pick for leadership.
The New York Appellate Division unanimously reversing the Hyde conviction cites lack of crime and insufficient defense evidence. Mayor Gaynor condemns the use of corrupt testimony from Robinovitch, a bank wrecker, as politics and clamor threaten justice.
The salute to Chief Law of the State Bureau of Statistics reports the Paterson silk workers strike has cost over 38.5 million dollars, mostly in wages for 25 000 idle employees, with little prospect of recovery and calls for pragmatic action over futile protests.
Governor Sulzer rebuts accusations of double dealing in the direct primaries debate while accusing opponents of dishonesty. He telegraphs a dictatorial stance, then retreats from firm decisions on the primary bill after critics call him out.
The piece argues a politician faces a crushing primary defeat after vetoing bills and bowing to orders, notes comparisons to Jersey's Governor and Fielder, and critiques the rising trend of honorary degrees diluting their value as the Imperator is praised as a global wonder that fades quickly.
A brief note observes that dressing for this month’s varied weather challenges many people. It hints at unsettled conditions making attire decisions complex for residents. The line captures seasonal weather shifts and practical wardrobe responses.
A Poughkeepsie Star notice quotes Mr Roosevelt asserting the progressive party must go it alone. The remark reflects his view of independence from other factions and party lines.
A Manhattan cattle exporter urges Congress to ban slaughter of female cattle under seven years old to curb meat prices. The note references the 1911 Supreme Court decree dissolving Standard Oil and a Boston Transcript roundup on trust distributions to stockholders.
The record cites large dividend totals for Standard along with extra distributions and stock bonuses reaching a combined 420 million dollars. It notes a Trenton True American critique on busting the company. Separate items praise Governor Fielder and New Jersey Spanish War Veterans oppose civil service preference for veterans, arguing merit should guide appointments.
A line from Madison Cave in recounts grieving love and memory. It recalls dreams ended with a girl and boy and the heart’s ache as days past cannot return.
In a whispered aside a child wonders how a soul could escape a bear's stomach after imagining being eaten. The memory reflects a curious moral discomfort with the idea of eternal afterlife arising from a perilous forest tale.
When laying matting it is not always necessary to cut to fit corners and alcoves. Moistening the matting can be better than cutting as it softens the material for bending without breaking and yields a neat substantial edge.
A thrifty citizen says every man should save enough to buy a good big farm. Farmer Corntessel responds that after buying the farm one should do something else with the money.
The article explains that strong trade marks represent years of effort and build goodwill or reputation. It notes that the trade mark becomes a guide to quality and dependability, and that manufacturers now advertise where goods can be bought, not just the mark. Newspapers serve as the main medium creating demand at retailers.
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