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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1913
Page
6
The excerpt discusses Sappho of Lesbos famed beside Homer, her titles and scant fragments preserved by others. It also includes a classroom furrier joke, a remark on animals avoiding solitude, Ellen Velevin’s quote about birds, and an Ozark origin note for the term aux arc.
The text argues against a grumbling mood, labeling it base and unworthy. It questions the value of pessimism and urges finding more constructive, helpful responses to outward ills.
Van Cleaf dies in a collision when an auto struck a trolley near Asbury Park. He was directing workers from Magin cottage Deal and was en route with Mr. Asay. Survived by his wife Mrs Hazelrigg and four children. Interment at Fair View Cemetery Middletown. He was a prominent Elk and Monmouth Club member.
Miss Mildred Perinchief daughter of Rev and Mrs Percy Perinchief will move from Red Bank Thursday. Miss Ethel Hitchings hosted a farewell party Monday night at Branch Avenue home of Mr and Mrs Robert Hitchings with music games and refreshments. Over night guests included Miss Mildred Bruce and Miss Mildred Perinchief. attendees listed include Beatrice Chamberslain Helen Chamberslain Myrtle Aller Grace Taylor Frances McCoach Laura McCoach Stelle Bald Mildred Brute Ethel and Florence Hitchings Mildred Johnson Elizabeth Johnson and several young men.
Mrs H B Sherman and daughters from Long Branch visited Mrs Joseph Lake and daughter in Red Bank. Mrs J P Hood and son Gerald returned from Brooklyn. Mrs G H Sprague, recently ill with pneumonia, can now go out. Helen Troutman of Brooklyn visits Miss Helen Hood. Mrs Stephen Johnson and son Leon spent weekend in Newark. Plants That Hate One Another notes thistle and rape conflict. sow rap to kill thistle. Funny quip about a stenographer and marriage.
Fragments show a New Jersey Central timetable with scattered figures and letters for routes to New York Newark and Freehold. The garbled text includes times like 4.3% and 4.17 p.m. with unclear station references such as Washington vas and North Station.
The U S Weather Bureau predicts increasing cloudiness and warmer conditions tonight in New Jersey with rain and higher temperatures expected Thursday. Moderate southerly winds and a series of measured readings at Long Branch show current temperatures around 39 to 40 degrees with a barometer near 30.64 to 30.76 inches and humidity fluctuating between 52 and 83 percent.
Public notice from West Long Branch Borough Council seeking consent for New Jersey Telephone Company to install underground conduits across streets for fifty years. Also an imminent citywide household goods sale includes extensive items at 142 Leighton Ave Red Bank New Jersey with sale details and contact.
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