Paradise pathways bloom with charity and purity
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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1911
Page
4
Red Bank approves $4 500 school tax with 17 votes
A Red Bank meeting decided on a $4,500 school tax, approved by 16 of 17 votes. Funds cover heating plant at the Mechancis street building, manual training, and new furniture across schools, issued as two notes of $2,250 each due in one and two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Mechanic Street
Fragmented rhetoric on policy and insurgent unity
A stock of opinion pieces argues the government pressuring policy through denunciation and the opposition’s split stance on Canadian reciprocity. The New York Tribune criticizes Republican insurgents for vanity and reluctance toward downward tariff revision, urging consistent support to gain public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Patent medicine fakirs and swindlers face crackdown
The piece condemns lying property schemes and get rich quick swindles. It calls patent medicine fakirs both thieves and health wreckers, worse than the gross swindlers the government fights to curb.
NYC Schools Chief Endorses Simplified Spelling
New York City's Superintendent of Schools addresses the benefits of simplified spelling from the Yoman orthographic view. He cites examples like tung for tongue and foren for foreign, arguing such changes could reduce time spent on spelling and affect curriculum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Superintendent of Schools
Movement to end hazing of newlyweds gains traction
The Trenton True American urges abolishing wedding hazing, calling it cruel and outdated. It compares the practice to past cruelties and notes progress banning hazing in schools while urging prompt action to protect brides and grooms from humiliation.
That Cathmorist trial beats duration record and stalls
A Cathmorist trial set a new duration record before reaching a standstill, marking a sharp slowdown in proceedings as observers noted the extended lapse without progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uto
Editorial Curiosities of the Law on Sheriff Papers
An editorial note questions the propriety of a sheriff issuing papers to a three week old infant, highlighting concerns about legal process and safeguards for minors in such actions. The piece argues for careful scrutiny of procedures and the potential overreach in enforcing orders against very young children.
Taft Speech in Rhode Island Sparks Political Debate
The Baltimore Star notes a sharp critique of complexity in law while praising President Taft for his Rhode Island remarks in Infantry Hall. The Providence Journal cites the event amid reaction from the audience as supportive, reflecting a period tension over tariffs and protectionism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Rhode Island
Taft
Infantry Hall
Providence Journal
Advertising as a Science in a Changing Era
The piece traces attitudes to advertising from past disdain to modern acceptance, noting musicians’ low status in Mozart’s era and the shift toward viewing publicity as right and necessary. It highlights Elbert Hubbard and poetry urging joy, beauty, and the spread of culture through public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaucer
Terese
Elbert Hubbard
N. Y. American
Fifty Years Ago Today June 28 Baron de Vidil Headlines
Fifty years ago on June 28 Baron de Vidil, supporter of the exiled house of Orleans, fled England after a mysterious assault on his son. The incident unsettled society and drew inquiries into royal factions and loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron de Vidil
House of Orleans
England
Pilgrim Church Fund Nearly Reaches Two Hundred Dollars
Rev. W B Scott leads three services at Pilgrim Baptist Church Red Bank under the Woman's Home Missionary Society. Morning sermon on Peters growth yields 8.30. Afternoon by Mrs Martha Ivins nets 74.21. Evening sermon on resurrection with 5 and 106 gifts total 195.24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Pilgrim Baptist Church
Red Bank
W. B. Scott
Martha Ivins
Asbury Park
Annual Meeting Notice for Consolidated Gas Company of New Jersey
The Consolidated Gas Company of New Jersey alerts stockholders to its annual meeting at 3 00 P M on July 13 1911 at 176 Broadway Long Branch N J. Directors will be elected and other business addressed. Transfer books close June 22 1911 and reopen July 13 1911. Harry N McKaig Secretary.
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Consolidated Gas Company of New Jersey
Broadway
Long Branch
N. J
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