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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1913
Page
2
Washington reports two weeks of Woodrow Wilson as president show growing respect for his cautious approach and dedication to duties. He emphasizes learning the job, limiting personal time, and directing access through cabinet officers. The piece notes his secrecy on decisions and contrasts with Bryan’s privacy.
The Rev Hugh Dempsey of St. George's Episcopal Church said he will refuse to marry anyone lacking medical certificates attesting mental and physical fitness. He warned clergy often fail to assess suitability and called for potential marriage to be regulated by quality, not quantity. Hamlet Review notes actor John Coleman faced theater justifies amid a difficult performance with a telescope-wielding spectator.
The article describes Arctic phenomena where sea and land vapors form ice particles producing eerie sounds and sparkling mist when temperatures sink. It explains lightning light, estimating a flash can illuminate two miles square, requiring vast power for brief brightness yet leaving perceptible afterglow. It also recalls old England when dogs pulled carts for costermongers, noting their size, breed, and endurance with bread soaked in beer.
The Duchess of Lauraguais seeks a rhyme for coiffe and turns to Talleyrand. He quips that for that which pertains to the head of a wound there is no rhyme or reason, offering a witty royal salon moment.
A Washington photograph features Willard Saulsbury among new senators as the session begins Saturday. The image highlights Saulsbury's entry into the upper chamber and signals political changes in the capital.
London reports the Morning Post branding William J. Bryan’s St Patrick’s Day Washington speech a blazing indiscretion for congratulating Irish Nationalists on home rule gains and hinting at end of hereditary rule in Britain. Also notes mixed British reaction and cautions on foreign references.
March 18 cattle supply shows 7 percent carloads with market strength on high grade cattle. Prices rise for butcher cattle to 8.70 to 8.90 for prime and good grades. common cattle bring 7.00 to 7.50. Fat bulls 5.60 to 7.60, fat cows 9.70 to 10.50. Sheep and lambs steady with prime wethers 7.10. veal calves 9.00 to 12.00. Receipts double deckers, market active and prices higher with prime heavy 9.90 to 9.35 and heavy mixed 9.65 to 9.70. Pigs 8.20 to 8.05. steers 7.50 to 7.50.
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