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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1912

Page

2

Daughters of Liberty Social and Local Meetings Noted

Little Silver notes list a Daughters of Liberty social in Mechanics hall, Methodist Building sociable at Mrs Edward Wilbys, and various local visits. June 30 bishop Scarborough to confirm at St Johns chapel with five baptisms last Sunday.

Daughters of Liberty Mechanics Hall Mary L. Campbell Florence Oceanic Public School Ladies’ Sewing Circle George Lyons Red Bank Broad Street Harvey Young Tkeve

Monument to Ida Lewis Girl Raises Funds for Newport Memorial

Newport residents plan a monument to Ida Lewis Wilson formerly Lime Rock lighthouse keeper. Daugher of Mrs George Dewick Janne Dewick started a subscription to fund the memorial. Once funds are sufficient she will ask Mayor I J Boyle to appoint a committee to arrange erection.

Janne Dewick George Dewick Newport R. I Ida Lewis Wilson Ida Lewis Lime Rock Miss Dewick I. J. Boyle

Reading Steno Talent Seeds a Quick Hire

In the Chicago Tribune excerpt a character boasts about six weeks of stenography training and a speed of 150 words per minute with ease. The conversation hints at immediate job readiness once notes are readable.

Bella Chicago Tribune

Paradox and Midnight Excuse Rattle Downtown

A brief Midtown exchange unfolds as Paradox asks what a paradox is and Ma notes the impossibility of an expected late return. The evening action centers on a downtown stay and an excuse cited to avoid an early homecoming.

Pittsburgh Post

Hatred and Its Spread Beyond Enmity

A reflective admonition notes that hating enemies corrupts character and gradually infects even friends and indifferent parties, warning against cultivating a vicious habit that harms social bonds.

Two Chattle Graduates Deliver Essays at Commencement

The Chattle high school graduation featured eight essays and orations on timely topics. George F. Johnston spoke on A Safe and Sane Fourth of July and Ruth Cecilia Elias on True Charity. The readings include Beethoven and his Works, The Unknown Rider, Benedict Arnold, and The Keeper of the Light, with several other students contributing noted pieces.

Chattle High School Myrtle Sickles Beethoven Kathryn Loretta Sweeney Martin Aloysius McCue Victor Ritzendollar le Valley Zepata City Stella Marie Egan Benedict Arnold Benjamin C. van Tine Keeper of the Light Marjorie Elmira Sutphin George F. Johnston Ruth Cecilia Elias Bunker Hill Lexington Fort Washingington Monmouth Isaac L. Rice The Society For the Suppression New York America Uncle Sam Cleveland Long Branch H. J. Pain

New York Dentist Plans Electric Chicken Farm in Long Island

Dr Rudolph Lienau of New York City says he will install an electric growth system on a farm at Great River New York to accelerate chicken weight gain. He cites a London scientist Dr Thorne Baker and claims four treated birds reached nearly 4 pounds 15 ounces versus 8 pounds 8.5 ounces for untreated birds, with costs about four cents per bird.

Long Branch New Jersey Lowell Launfal Chicago Jane Adams Hull House Ada New York Nathan Strauss Rudolph Lienau Baker Dr. Baker

New York Zood Society Offers Ten Buffalo for Wind Cave Range

The New York Zoological Society proposed gifting a ten head buffalo herd to the American Bison Society to stock the Wind Cave national bison range. Congress considers creating the Wind Cave national park near the Black Hills to preserve bison elk and Rocky Mountain sheep with funding for land and fencing totaling about thirty two thousand dollars. Dr W T Hornaday of the New York Zoological Society confirmed the herd’s pure blood line.

New York Rocky Mountain United States Agriculture James Wilson Fisher Interior Department Wind Cave National Park American Bison Society W. T. Hornaday New York Zoological Society The Bison Society

Horses for Sale by Cable Express Co New York

Eighty young work horses express horses and mares priced 1000 to 1800 pounds. Twenty matched pairs 2200 to 3000 pounds priced 125 to 450 per pair. Single horses 90 to 200. Thirty days trial satisfaction guaranteed. Free shipping within 3800 miles of New York with blanket halter and return home. Visit Cable Express Co at 154 East 27th Street New York City near Madison Square Garden.

New York Express The New York City Cable Express Co East 27Th St 8Th and 4Th Aves Madison Square Garden

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