Dust Factories in Cities Stir Public Health Debate
An Atlantic writer notes urban dust is generated by traffic and fabrics, with air samples in New York and Boston towers showing tens of thousands to millions of particles per cubic foot at varying altitudes. The piece cites dust, bacteria and molds in high density and links elimination of city dust to sanitary engineering.
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Atlantic Magazine
Woolworth
York
John Hancock
Boston
Pegging Down Roses Then Training for Even Effect
Pegging down roses starts with strong growth and heavy pruning in year one. In year two and three, minimal work achieves an even surface with shoots nine inches apart. Remove flowering wood and replace with pegged shoots while preserving old wood to boost later blooms. Pegholes use twig pegs cut to hold branches to the ground.
Wayside Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Illnesses
Mrs William Cary and daughter Alice of Long Branch entertained Mr and Mrs Charles Bowne. Miss Belle Duncan returned from Calhirt visit with Pred Robinson. Typhoid patient Cora Jackson improves. Families from Green Grove Bailey's Corner Tinton Falls Asbury Park Oakhurst share Sunday visits. neuralgia affects Victoria Bellisen. Grover Dangler and family visit Green Grove. Advertise in the Daily Record.
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William Cary
Alice
Long Branch
Charles Bowne
Belle Duncan
Pred Robinson
Calhirat
James Reynolds
Green Grove
Frank Flulse
Bailey Corner
Joseph Dangler
Job Wardell
Cora Jackson
Fred Duncan
Tinton
John Duncan
Charles Taylor
Asbury Park
Elvina Brand
West Long Branch
Garett White
Victoria Bellisen
Richard Danger
Samuel Dengter
Oakhurst
Florence Combs
Charles Hulse
Bailey's Corner
Grover Dangler
William Lane
South Amboy
Nelson Olmstead
Long Franch
Fannie Brown
Hazel Murray
Elbevon
Epworth League
Oakhurst M. M
Oakhurst News Notes and Local Updates
Oakhurst news items report Wilber King obtaining a new motor cycle, various visits and summer plans for residents including Miss Lottie Brown and Miss Hazel Murray, and a serious meningitis case in Elberon. Also covered are Cripple Children's Home season opening, the late Sir John Ashley reminiscence, bot fly treatment for horses, and a brief social observation from Pierre Pout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cle
Arthur Brown
Matawan
Marcus Doan
Lottie Brown
Kate VanSehoid
Eatontown
Clarence Green
Elberon
Monmouth Road
Mexican Boundary Problems Described
Mrs. Albert Burleson describes the Rio Grande wanderings that shifted land between Texas and Mexico causing diplomatic friction. The text cites river cuts, 650 acre cut-offs, and Brigadier General Anson Mills leading a convention finalizing the boundary to the old river bed.
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Washington, D. C
Albert
Burleson
National Geographic Society
Rio Grande
United States
Mexico
Texas
Anson Mills
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New York
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M. P
John Ashley
Witfiens
Wilfrid Lawson
Sir John
United States Department of Agriculture
Compton
Pierre
Belle Fulton sHop
Bor Ton
Bon Ton
Gordon
Rilo Grande City
Gulf
Josiah Turner
Galveston
Broad Street Bazar
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Prep
Red Bank
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