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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1910
Page
5
Ragged lines from a clipped page quote a poem labeled Frolic Chasers by Weston and Schwartz. The fragment mentions Mabel Adipore and Mr. Ketchum attempting a dance closeness, then an odd wartime style aside about whether the first pardon was issued in the pen and the need for a mutue that keeps them in.
Mr and Mrs Willard L Conrow and daughter Beatrice depart Monday for a three week vacation in Connecticut visiting Hagleville home of the Connecticut Agricultural College. Mr Conrow janitor at Chattle High and Grammar Schools succeeds his late father Luke Conrow, a Long Branch figure. An adjourned Long Branch Board of School Estimate meeting Thursday July 7 will consider a further $1 for a new school building. All invited. plans open at City Clerk’s office. C A S Francis secretary.
Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin visited Colonel Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill near Oyster Bay on June 28. He praised Roosevelt as the greatest living American and spoke of insurgent views on recent Republican legislative acts.
Brooklyn reports a ten year old son of a wealthy real estate operator was abducted from his Kenwood Hill estate by four men and a woman. The father, Michael L McLaughlin Sr., and his current wife, violinist Leonora Jackson, learned of the incident after a night boat crossing from Albany. Police and family tensions unfold as the case draws in relatives and questions of legal rights emerge.
A vintage guide outlines tire care such as jacking the car to relieve weight, avoiding skids, cleaning rims with graphite and gasoline, and proper inflation. It warns against grease, oil, and rubber damage, and recommends carrying extra tubes, a pump, and a repair kit. High speeds and rough paths worsen wear.
An old time note explains soapstone on tire beads to prevent heat vulcanization and rim rust during fast driving. It also advises liberal graphite packing and glycerin in water pumps to improve lubrication. The piece mocks a two wheeled motorcar as a cross between car and motorcycle and hints at a stubborn nut.
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