Subscriptions Rates for Taylor Publishing Co Long Branch
Subscription terms for Long Branch New Jersey edition list yearly prepaid rates and monthly options. The notice from Taylor Publishing Co with Chap Edwards as Bec and Manager announces postage free distribution outside city limits and provides the Long Branch address and telephone.
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District Court Site Preference Sparks City Hall Debate
The city faces a decision on housing the District Court with advocates urging the City Hall and its Council Chamber as the preferred venue to avoid extra costs. Critics accuse legislators of rushing bills and relying on the Senate for digestion, urging more careful consideration of measures and workload.
Wages and Morality Debate Highlights Labor Report
The 1911 United States Department of Labor study concludes low wages are a negligible cause of immorality among women. It finds most offenders are shaped by upbringing and environment, with industry exposure a minor factor. Poor education, weak will, and temptations are cited as key roots of wrongdoing.
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Fashions to police women and morals debated
A bill in Ohio would appoint a commission to prescribe women’s fashions amid claims im modesty fuels immorality. Arkansas lawmakers press press censorship of papers while Philadelphia’s mental hygiene conference links industry to immorality and insanity. Chicago reformers cite man’s unfemininity as core vice and seek a morals court.
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New York Evening World
Minimum wage rises and living wages debated
The piece argues for minimum wage legislation as just. It notes exceptions may justify the rise and questions if the experiment would be worthwhile, but emphasizes workers deserve pay that lets them live decently.
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Mens of Sarving
Illumination and Controversy Over Bryan Remarks in London Press
The discourse centers on Secretary Bryan facing harsh editorial criticism from English papers for his St Patrick’s Day comment about home rule fighters. Critics question propriety, noting hypocrisy in Britain urging US policy while commenting on Panama Canal affairs.
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Jury Reform Debate Highlights Weak Spot in Bills
The Trextgh Times argues that both the Senate and Assembly jury reform bills fail to safeguard selection. It warns that shifting control from sheriffs to the Governor risks influence by old political interests. Senator Slocum’s Senate bill No. 99 offers a stronger process safeguard.
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Weather patterns and equinox lore from New York Herald text
The fragment suggests violent atmospheric disturbances around equinox dates in Greater Hamburg with increasingly severe cold weather forecasts by the New York Herald. It notes gulls predicting colder periods, though birds may be mistaken, and observes general social reflections on biases between self and others.
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Editorial Comment A New Generation
A compilation of brief quotes and observations from multiple papers on politics, society, and culture. It includes reflections on Mr. Wilson and the Cabinet, Mr. Bryan, views of Yale students about Professor Taft, sports prayers, new five cent pieces, safety at sea, the ideal wife, and an Easter egg note. The selections span Rochester, Chicago, Indianapolis, Passaic, and New York papers.
Eastertide Customs and Egg Blessings in History
The excerpt discusses early customs around Easter eggs as blessed foods after Lent and contrasts historical beliefs with modern physiology. It references church practices of blessing eggs on Holy Week and Easter Eve and Day, noting their spiritual rationale for sanctifying the body’s nourishment. The piece also touches on egg digestion data and includes a poetic fragment by Harriet Prescott Spofford.
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London Lancet
Thoughts Worth Reading Reader Reflection on Officeholders
A concise editorial ponders the burdens and discontents of high public office. It contrasts the scholar and common man with those in power, suggesting envy is unwarranted and invites readers to weigh duty, responsibility, and the cost of leadership.
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Easter Bride Gifts Guide From The Record
The article advises brides and friends on selecting appropriate wedding presents. It highlights items such as sterling silverware lamps glassware cut glass hand painted china and novelty furniture advertised by reliable merchants in The Record. It urges readers to watch advertisements to learn new products and buy with forethought.
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Cong Branch
Fragmented Literary Snippets From Dailies And Dialogues
A collage of fractured dialogue and quotes from various papers. Snippets include references to a divorce, walking suits, discipline, etiquette, envy, and jest. The pieces weave together humorous and reflective lines attributed to unnamed speakers and periodicals, capturing a mosaic of early 20th century tone.
War Secretary seeks Japanese couple for housework
War Secretary L M Garrison of 236 Barrow Street Jersey City advertises for a faithful Japanese couple to serve as houseworkers. Wife American, husband skilled cook and butler, able to do garden work, seeks country setting with moderate wages. Also notes a Naramsunk tribe member joining IOR and upcoming Red Men’s Hall dance by Jolly Haymakers in Oceanic.
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Seawright Public School Opens March 24
The Seawright Public School will open on Monday March 24 with the measles outbreak reportedly under control and all danger past.
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Memorial Window For Mrs Susan M Alexander Unveiled
Contractor W H Pearsall of Rumion plans a large east end opening at Ben Bright Presbyterian Chapel for a memorial window honoring Mrs Susan M Alexander founder of the Shore. It will be unveiled after the opening service and a second window may honor Col John J McGook.
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Packer Buys Two Cottages For Summer Use
P. Hall Packer bought the Melissa Mesény cottage in Paris France and the Rev A P Atterbury cottage near the Presbyterian Church. The adjacent ocean front properties sit 485 feet deep from railroad to sea and total about 29 rooms. Packer plans complete repairs and will use the cottages as bachelor quarters with most rooms filled for summer. price reported at $25000.
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