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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
5
For rent a furnished seven room house on Norwood avenue with all improvements. Box 12, Record. Also store for business purposes at Broadway and Sixth Avenue. 126 déwis.
Classified notice from a young Indianapolis woman seeking work. She lists skills in shorthand typewriting and bookkeeping and provides contact at box 216 Hiberon and phone 8 J Weat End.
Fragmented text shows unclear names and phrases about pleasure and hunting. No coherent event or person details are readable to form a proper record.
Fragmentary lines show jokey or coded talk about walking and ice with phrases like Walking Pete and Ike Bet amid unclear wartime slang. Readable context is limited and no definite event or names emerge.
Major General Franklin Bell, newly relieved chief of staff, predicts heavier than air aircraft will rapidly mature into a highly efficient military tool within ten years. He doubts the value of aerial bombs initially, noting ordnance and ballistic guidance will need development. He cites dirigibles as potentially steadier in winds, but expects aeroplanes to carry several people and light explosives, with firing accuracy challenging due to high air speeds.
A New Era of cottonseed flour as a meatless staple claims wide praise from presidents and monarchs alike. John W. Allison of Ennis Texas, who developed the flour, offered the first bread last January and its popularity spreads globally. It must be blended with half to two thirds ordinary wheat flour to hold together, touted as cheaper and healthier than wheat.
Paris June 25 A delicate incident at a foreign office reception honoring the king and queen of Bulgaria ended when M Pinchon could not find cigarettes. The queen asked to smoke a Russian cigarette and was led to the smoking room where the supply was empty. The queen was escorted away by Pinchon as guests carried on with their drinks and smoking.
Ithaca’s Cornell is favored to win the senior eight in today’s three race intercollegiate regatta in Poughkeepsie New York. Columbia is a strong second choice with Pennsylvania and Syracuse contending for third. Wisconsin is considered an outsider by bettors.
Market items show slight firmer tones for butter and cheese with varied grades and receipts across several states. The narrative “His Master Stroke” depicts George Ferguson facing a sharp rebuke from his wife Laura over a so called bargain bought at a special sale, prompting him to retort with a sly justification about choosing a perfect wife as his best bargain.
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