Masons and Allied Lodges Schedule Summer Break and Activities
Veterans James B. Morris Camp 25 to pause regular meetings until fall. William Kellester to visit Long Branch Council 425 on July 1. Hayal Ar areaulima anniversary observed with flag and church services. Carpenters attend state council in Paterson. Red Bank Long Branch districts discussed. Standard Chapter 22 and Mary Order Booth at Tutidson Terminal noted for summer pause and services.
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James B. Morris
Royal Arcanum Supreme
William Kellester
Newark
Long Branch Council
Epsilon OA
William G. Pineon
State Council of Carpenters of the United Brother
Carpenters and Jaters of America
Paterson
Etate Commeil Mie Ponsacep
Comneil
Red Bank
Long Pranel
Long Praneh
Atlantic Highlands
Abagus Lodge
Long Branch Lodge
Safe With Father In Thunder Storm
A fearful thunder storm drives Baby Ida to cling to her sister and pray for protection until she can reach their father in another room. The tale from Youth's Companion emphasizes faith and family safety during danger.
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Ida
Beware of Undue Intimacy in Social Circles
Woraan's Home Companion urges readers that keeping emotional distance widens social circles and friendships. Advice emphasizes cautious closeness to avoid dependence and maintain broad connections.
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Woraan
How Camembert Cheese Is Made In Experiments
Har1 Weekly describes farm and lab efforts to produce Camembert like cheese using Penicillium camembert and Oidium lactis cultures. Milk is heated to 85 degrees, cheeses formed, salted, and aged in two ripening rooms at 60 to 62 degrees with daily treatment and parchment wrapping before consumption.
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Department of Agriculture
Mississippi office seeker loses to Scattering tale
A Mississippi tale from after the Civil War recounts a man who chased office but was defeated when a last minute rival named Scattering appeared. The anecdote, cited by F A Herald of Newark and praised by L C Lamar and Senator Beck, underscores political humor and fate in small towns.
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Mississipi
F. A. Herald of
Newark
Del
Raleigh
L. C. Lamar
Mississippi
Beck
Kentucky
Lamar
Scattering
Washington Post
Hill versus Steamboat Rivalry Sparks Route Race Tale
A tale recalls Jim Hill faced a steamboat magnate in a proposed river versus rail race for 1000 dollars a side, with the river race deemed unfair by the rail proponent. The anecdote ties to a New York health board plan to ban multi person roller towels in public places and a shopkeeper’s quip about New Yorkers.
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Jim Hail
Great Northern
St. Paul
Great Lakes
Jim
Mr. Hill
New York Board of Health
New York
Boston Bazaar Banter Sparks Courtroom Quip
In Boston a talkative shopper quips that waiting among disagreeable people helps forget troubles. A cultured saleslady agrees that it acts as a counter irritant as the judge notes the exchange.
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Boston
Things Were Ashamed Of and the Mystery of Life and Death
A column questions social shame tied to living areas and relatives, noting that living relatives and babies provoke the strongest embarrassment and urging acceptance of everyday behavior. It closes with a reflection on death and the unchanged tissues, questioning the mystery of life and death.
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George
Tommy
Pigeons Fall From Grace After Liquor Truck Spill
A truck carrying kegs of liquor toppled a keg into the street, spilling rum that pooled on the pavement. Pigeons flocked to drink, then staggered as several birds and a drunken passerby joined the gutter scene. A disreputable hound also stumbled into the mêlée.
Selenium Hygrometer Responds to Moisture Change
The article notes that selenium's electrical resistance varies with moisture and that this property is used to create a hygrometer.
No Good Thing Is Ever Lost and a City Cab Scene
A reflective line about virtue opens a vignette on a New York street where a taxi driver lies under his car in a brown fur coat repairing it. A kindly elderly woman observes from among a crowd, misreads the scene, and departs in disdain.
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New York
Can Be Too Eager
A proverb warns men against rushing to act while opportunity seems ripe. The saying notes many have burned fingers by striking too soon when the front was hot.
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Mai
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the Consolidated Gas CO
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Hayal Areaulima
Leounella
Carpenters and Joiners
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Artoch
Empire
Sea View
Mary Order Booth
THE
Orio Supply CO
Broadway
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Steinbach
Asbury Park
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Broadway Theatre
N. J
Lubin
Arthur Johnson
Cross
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