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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1913
Page
2
An advertisement promises relief for eczema and skin troubles with a medicine and a cleanser from a laboratory. It claims rapid itch relief and permanent results, urging readers to trust the product and seek more information from the pharmacy.
Chief James Layton reports since last month nine ty three dogs shot by police and over one hundred cremated amid poison instances. Rabid dog fears fuel patrols as officers kill canines, with some carcasses sent to the crematory from police headquarters.
The text discusses beds made of skins and straw, with rushes used in early times. It mentions feathered beds in ancient Rome and the claim that Heliogabalus used air cushions as pillows. It also notes ancient usage of uric and references Penther tebe in relation to Tl. of Bagh.
A gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Tr Ho Hughes reviews the Nibelung Ring Cycle by Richard Wagner. Prof Ball outlines Siegfried and Parsifal themes as Das. Next Tuesday marks Parsifal performance with a double male quartet. An aside covers a Dutch ironclad from a siege period and its historic paradoxes.
Patrick Allen of Red Bank dies at 41 after brief illness from tuberculosis. Survived by sons Dean Frookion and Witham, wife Pama McDonough, and other relatives. Funeral at St James Church Red Bank, burial at Middletown Cemetery. Former Broad Street merchant, moved to Red Bank five years ago, employed by Logis Prate.
Lipman director of the State Agricultural College and Experiment Stations lectured at Log Brook Manasquan Ocean Grove and Asbury Park High Schools on Agriculture as a Vocation. He outlined opportunities in trading agricultural teaching and experimental work and urged pursuing the profession.
A print story laments a looming lack of qualified seamen and officers for trans pacific routes. It notes reliance on Chinese crews and European officers, and predicts a shift toward nonwhite crews as U S sailors fail to supply cadets and skilled mates.
Rene Quinton announced a secret automatic device for aeroplane stability at a fete for President Poincare. Inventor Mayeux tested the system with a passenger for forty five minutes while war office officials observed and wind blew twenty five feet per second. General Hirschauer reports Dr Cousin and Jules Vedrines say the compact device can be carried in a soldier’s knapsack and can provoke air disturbances to capsize any aeroplane above a high altitude.
Max Sebling, a New York botanist, developed a new edible plant from oxalis roots. A Broadway restaurant recently offered the leafed clover salad at 40 cents a portion, touting a flavor between artichoke and yam with asparagus. Prospects point to wider cultivation and wider menus in the future.
Dr James Mc Lean an eighty two year old groom and his seventy two year old bride from Los Angeles discuss marriage laws and happiness. He says there is no perfectly mated couple and that happiness comes from late life marriages rather than youth. Both partners had prior marriages.
Evaristo E. Madero, a Cornell student, vows vengeance after learning brother Emilio was killed by Huerta's troops. He denies plans for revolt, while brother Carlos studies near Milwaukee and plans to join in Ithaca for a family conference. Maristo Madero is bedridden, Spanish-American club members restrict visitors.
A house built of 25,000 bricks is mailed to Chicago for the Clay Products exhibition Feb 26 to Mar 8 to test parcel post. First brick sent by John M. Campbell of Paterson New Jersey. Bricks from every U S brick plant were mailed with a record kept from dispatch to arrival.
Heavy recent snowfall along the Bulgarian front halts military operations for several days, delaying troop movements and supply lines as weather impacts ongoing campaigns.
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