Simple Graduation gowns spark debate in New Jersey schools
The piece notes calls for simpler graduation attire as a statewide concern. Perth Amboy plans dressmaking by students for two dollars each. Passaic offers a cash award for the neatest gown. Long Branch Education endorses simplicity in apparel while warning against finery. It recounts the tragedy of ten year old Tommy Deeley and reflects on youth's risk taking and the fragile value of life.
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Downward tariff aims and public utility fare reform advance
The piece argues for rapid tariff reduction and assigns responsibility to Democrats, while Republicans face potential penalties for obstruction. It also discusses a Public Utility Commission order to base Long Branch to Eatontown fares on property valuation, examining capitalized investments and urging lower rates to boost travel.
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New Jersey Health Rate Lags National Averages
A census bulletin shows only 23 of 48 states report data, with New Jersey at 14.7 deaths per 1000, five points above the national average. Paterson and Newark rates are 14.6 and 14.8, while Seattle leads as the healthiest city at 8.8. The piece urges stricter health laws and year round cleanliness campaigns to curb disease.
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Ocean Park zoning scrutiny and July weather notes
City officials have a week to examine the proposed Ocean Park zoning change for the BZ 8 Company and study the issue. Long Branch warns against another Ocean Park blunder while noting favorable July and August weather as summer resorts prosper.
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Mayor Gaynor and the dance craze in New York
The piece argues city regulation of personal conduct risks overreach and cites Mills on government meddling. It discusses Broadway dances like the turkey trot and lascivious orgies, links fashion to dancing trends, notes public pushback, and recalls temperance hotel laws from past reform.
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Safety Day and beyond in vigilance for daily hazards
Editorial urges ongoing safety awareness beyond one day in schools. It links accident deaths and disease waste to everyday carelessness and ignorance, calling for continual safety days like health days to reduce losses and promote prudent practices.
The Record Fashion Adopts Modern Shopping Voice
The Record promotes a shift from old retailing to curated showings by trained experts. It highlights patron convenience, access to rare worldwide treasures, and comprehensive displays in modern department stores. Advertising in The Record is urged to learn about fashion quality and up to date offerings.
Footprints on the Sands of Time Poem
Longfellow urges readers to action in the living present. He references great men as reminders to strive, endure, and persevere, leaving legacy for others to follow.
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Thoughtful insight on childhood constancy from Stowe
A reflection on a child’s inherent steadiness and purity. The author asserts that constant behavior stems from true nature and only falters when adults set bad examples. The passage emphasizes natural constancy as an essential strength of childhood.
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Fifty Years Ago Today May 3 Confederate actions at Fredericksburg
Fifty years ago on May 3 Stonewall Jackson was mortally wounded while reconnoitering before daylight. His troops renewed an attack on Hooker's lines and were slowed by artillery fire. General Lee led an assault on Hooker's left flank. A detached column under John Sedgwick stormed and captured Marye's Heights at Fredericksburg.
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Highlanders Lose Game as Red Bank Defeats Atlantic Highlands 12-6
Red Bank High School beat Atlantic Highlands 12 to 6 on the Red Bank diamond Wednesday afternoon. Matthews pitched well for Red Bank with 11 strikeouts, while Johnson fanned 11 for Atlantic Highlands. Key hits included two doubles by Fix and Ryan.
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