Jews Praised From Pulpit At First Baptist Church
A large Sunday night gathering at First Baptist heard Rev. Charles F McKay extol Judaism from the pulpit. He cited the worship of one God and Jewish contributions to civilization and Christianity, praising leaders and prophets. The service announced next week’s soloists and a planned display of an immense white elephant.
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First Baptist Church
Charles F.mckay
McKay
Abraham
Isaiah
Jeremiah
Ezekiel
Amos
Hosea
Jesus
Our Lord
Meyerbeer
Rubenstein
Mendelsohn
Disraeli
Schiff
Rothschilds
Gladstone
Meredith Parker
Orthrude Crum
Pauline de Fauntny
Charles F. McKay
The Trouble About Husbands and Starch Habit
A squarejawed woman mocks trained husbands who close windows in rain and care for pets while they grow sickly and gloom the home. A note on chewing starch rising to 2,600,000 yearly especially among laundries girls, claimed by a doctor to rival morphine in harm.
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Fred
Long Branch Actress Seeks Fund for Babies
Miss Willa Holt Wakefield of Atlanta and Long Branch plans a babies and mothers fund to aid impoverished mothers. She will form a society after a New York trip, with officers to be elected, and a July benefit at Carnegie Hall with speakers Mayor Mitchell and Colonel Roosevelt.
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Willa Holt Wakefield
Atlanta
Long Branch
N. J
Miss Wakefield
New York
Clarke Brothers
Nassau Street
Paul Taylor
Tlorence Guernsey
Carnegie Hall
Mitchell
Colonel Roosevelt
A. C. Barry
Watontown Township
Watontown-Long Branch
Historic Keansburg P. D. to Move Next Month
The Keansburg post office will relocate in early July from Mrs. W. W. Ramsay’s Church Street building to Henry T. Ackerman’s on the same street. The office has operated in Ramsay’s building for about thirty years since the entity’s founding when the town was Granville. Earlier spellings include Waycake and Wearkack. The post office began under congressman John Kean, and only two postmasters have served, both women, Ramsay and Belle B. Teander.
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Keansburg
W. W. Ramsay
Church Street
Henry T. Ackerman
Wearkack
Wikake
Waykake
Waycake
Weikee
John Kean
Elizabeth
Belle B. Teander
Longest Straight Railroad Track Found in Argentina
Argentina reportedly holds the longest undisturbed straight rail corridor in the world. A continental line crosses about 175 miles of prairie without a curve, extending the rail route across the country.
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Argentina
New Zealand
Be Kind Now Pray Close Your Plans Quick
Fragmentary plea urges prompt action to prevent loss of property and harm to interests. The brief text emphasizes immediate effort and moral instruction without specific names or places.
Local Gossip and Travel Notes From Town Visitors
Miss Ida M. VanDyke sails Sunday on the Saratoga to Havana for a month's vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stedman of Rome, N Y, visit Dr. and Mrs. Orrin A. Clark. E Bliss Thompson returns to Seymour, Ind after visiting Mrs. George W. Cook. Mrs. John C. Cloughly returns from Freehold. City Schools Superintendent Christopher Gregory and wife sail for two months in Europe. Mrs. F P Wilcox of Little Silver is seriously ill with typhoid fever at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Charles Rabb of New York visits sister Mrs. George Crum in Bath Avenue. Miss Henrietta and Mary Gregory stay at the Gregory home on Washington Street. Langdon and Benjamin Morris leave for Rangeley Lakes Maine for summer. Miss D R Murray visits Westwood Avenue. Philip L Meyer spends a week with relatives in New York. W W Simpson rent their Pavilion Avenue home. now reside on Mt Hermon Way Ocean Grove. Frank G Strahan, hospital interne, formerly Oakhurst Grad ed School principal, a Penn graduate. Henry Clayton and family enjoy Fort Hancock visit with G Birkholz. Rev F B Harris and wife visit Trenton. Mrs Byron G Stokes is critically ill in Roosevelt Hospital. Miss Ethel Wight visits friends in Broadway. Billie Brown of the Mull Beauty Show spends summer at the Highlands. visitor at Long Branch. Advertise in the Daily Record.
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Ida M. VanDyke
Joseph P. Quick
Slocum Place
Seymour
Ind
George W. Cook
Liberty Street
John C. Cloughly
Campbell Avenue
Freehold
Christopher Gregory
Washington Street
Europe
F. P. Wilcox
Little Silver
D. R. Murray
Trenton
Westwood Avenue
Philip L. Meyer
New York
W. W. Simpson
Pavilion Avenue
Mt. Hermon Way
Oceaan Grove
Frank G. Strahan
Charles J. Strahan
Oakhurst
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Strahan
University of Pennsylvania
Henry Clayton
Oakhill Avenue
Fort Hancock
Migs Clayton
G. Birkholz
Company 56
C. A
F. B. Harris
Byron G. Stokes
Roosevelt Hospital
Ethel Wight
Lakewood
Broadway
No Adjournment Before October In Wilson Trust Bill Push
Washington report notes President Wilson seeks early Senate passage of the house trust legislation by August despite doubts from leaders. Senator Williams calls the US the worst debt payer while recounting the 1819 Florida grant claim, and a digression covers Indian affairs and congressional seating rules amid new gallery etiquette.
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United States
Williams
Arthur W. Dunn
Washington
House
Senate
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
United States of America
Florida
Daniel Webster
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