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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1913
Page
6
Four acre share farming opportunity advertised with a loom for weaving rag carpets and rugs. Contact Po Bled at 1 Heyer 147 Dunbar Ave south of Heepital for first day's work at reasonable prices.
A short tale from Youth's Companion describes Deetor Jackson rushing to Clifton for a doctor, leaving his three children Seth Jennie and five year old Hobby with pennies and a nickel. Bobby tries to buy candy for all but learns the value of money and his sister's appeal moves he clerk.
A novelty claim that a circular saw made of paper can cut wood is explored as not entirely new. The article notes paper has long been used in durable construction, including carriage wheels, highlighting unexpected strength in paper-based materials.
A concise aphorism about enduring friendship, comparing gold tested in fire to loyalty proven in hardship, attributed to Ovid.
A local man was held for jury on a charge of firing a shot during an incident reported in Braaivay Morning. The suspect, identified as Mary Wisenin ail, was arrested by Patrolman Cameau and fined £5 for related offenses. The court case appears in the continuing series Other Court Cases.
The Long Branch Lodge No 742 BPO Elks entertainment committee hosted the first surprise smoker of the season, featuring amateur talents from members including Voor artists, musicians, dancers and burlesque performers. Gardner Johnson and Prof Stillwell provided acts as the crowd enjoyed sandwiches and drinks. Mrs Parker returns to the estate. Long Branch hosts professional music for events.
A humorous Jiunbury vignette centers on Uncle Jake a stubborn deaf craftsman who hoards his ax handles. His neighbor Horace provokes him and Uncle Jake defends his trade while the crowd is treated to crackers and cheese. Plus a brief moral note from Youth's Companion on honesty and perseverance by Herbert Kauteucun.
Fragmentary timetable data shows New Jersey Central lines with Newark, Elizabeth, Atlantic City, and New York service. Notes include Sunday departures and numbers like 6.28 and 9.52 am with via Red Tank and various station references.
The notice lists weekday and Sunday train times for Leave Log Brauch New York and Leave Long Branch for New York with specific stops at Rockwell Ave Pleasure Boy Sea Bright Highlands and Battery. It indicates no freight received at Battery and is signed WM Hayden secretary.
Weather Bureau notes a slightly warmer trend with variable winds and storm warnings. Observations include yesterday’s high 66, low 44, with precipitation totals and hourly changes. offhand notes mention long travel stories and a Capetown court anecdote about a witness signing with a faulty pen.
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