President Wilson pushes New Jersey jury reform and lauds returns
President Wilson tours New Jersey backing jury reform and a constitutional convention compromise. He critiques old political networks in Trenton and Newark, urges passage without referendum, and signals opposition to a gubernatorial candidate. Local social event notes follow.
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Newark
N. C
Wi Won
New Jersey
Elizabeth
Tumulty
Rhoads
John Matthews
Wilson
Matthews
Democratic Party
Lollies
Trenton
Washington
Didat
Orto Fa Pen Henan
James KR. Nugent
James Smith, Jr
New Hampshire
Nugent
Live Wire Sale Opens Tomorrow on Cookman Avenue
LeMaistre on Cookman avenue Asbury Park announces a live wire sale starting tomorrow with many special inducements featured in a large page advertisement in this issue.
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LeMaistre
Cookman Avenue
Asbury Park
Bis Lssue
Work Hard and Build Your Reward With Resolve
Quote from Herbert Kaufman urging steady effort and fixed purpose. It asserts hard work defeats opposition and neglect, and that only the diligent succeed, while indifference cannot sustain a builder. The message emphasizes persistence as the key to repayment and achievement.
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Herbert Kaufman
How to Cut Thin Silk Instructions
How to cut thin silk by placing it between two sheets of tissue paper to prevent puckering and achieve a straight cut as if cutting heavy cloth. This method is suggested by Woman's Home Companion.
Cave tragedy near Hampton Hill claims young life
A boy of ten is found dead after a cave-in at Hampton Hill as rescue efforts succeed. Neighbors and volunteers, including Joseph Van Dyke and James Griffin, dig through sand and earth to locate the missing child. The survivor who ran away is blamed for delaying the rescue while a wary mother mourns.
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Howard Pierce
Samuel Ledwitz
Jack Dangler
Green
Tommy” Deeley
Pierce
Jedwitz
Srward Phillips
Budley Street
Mr. Phillips
Joseph van Dyke
James Griffin
Michael Leonard
Louis Woolley
William H. Kirby
Tommy
City Hall
Warren Beebe
Isaac Fisher
Beebe
Vic
Tim
Stag Club Dined With Edgar McLees at Holmdel
Ten members of the Red Bank Stag Club were entertained by Edgar McLees at his Holmdel home. They played progressive five hundred with awards to Thomas Morford and Clarke Worthley, then enjoyed a feast. The season ends May 14 at the Morfords’ home in Shrewsbury.
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Red Bankers
Edgar McLees
Holmdel
Red Bank Stage Club
Edgar McClees
A. L. McClees
McClees
Red Bank National Bank
Thomas Morford
Clarke Worthley
Steinbach Spring Opening At Asbury Park Store
Steinbach Co. hosts its spring opening in Asbury Park with two sale days May 3 and May 6. Managers prepared months of specials across all departments while Warner's orchestra plays after noon and evening hours. Out of town patrons receive carfare refunds.
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Steinbach Co
Asbury Park
Warner's
Play With Spirit and Fidge Shakespeare Immortal
The speaker asserts Hemiet as a timeless play while affirming Fogg fifty as steadfast and unrelinquished, claiming enduring artistic presence beyond doubt.
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Shakespeare
Fogg
Shower for Frisky Helps Squirrel Heal and Thrive
A village tale from Sunday School Times follows Amy John and Charles nursing a wounded squirrel named Frisky after a hunter shot it. The group builds a safe home feeds it nuts and plans a seasonal "shower." Frisky recovers and later stores nuts for winter before thriving in spring.
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Amy
John
Big Brother
Charles
Mamma
Papa
Grandfather Allen
Frisky
Johm
The Secret Word Game in the Room
A party game where players fix on a common word and a volunteer outside is asked questions. Respondents must use the secret word in answers without making it obvious, guiding the questioner toward discovering the word. The person who first reveals the word becomes the next questioner.
Drop Letter Puzzle and Climate Change Note
Puzzle explains word drops to form dining room furniture and capable. A scientist argues secular temperature changes tie to atmospheric carbonic acid levels, saying a small decrease could trigger a new glacial period and a two to threefold increase could raise temperatures to revive earlier epochs.
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Boston
Hoax terrifies colored people in Red Bank area
A prank claiming students are seeking bodies to dissect was traced to a joker who confessed at the Record branch. The man described a plan to a bootblack, warning of danger and offering payments for cadavers, sparking widespread fear among Black residents in Red Bank and nearby Pine Brook and Middletown.
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Red Bank
Record
Keyport
Darky
Bootblack
Pine Brook
Middletown
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