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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1913
Page
11
Oriental blue decoration offered at 13.85 after 20.49 regular. Old Flo blue decoration discounted to 13.85 from 17.85. Light blue decoration listed at 10.59 with regular 13.29. Discount details indicate sale pricing across multiple blue decor items.
A worker achieved a vessel vacuum of two ten millionths of a millimeter of mercury, the highest ever attained experimentally. At this pressure, one cubic millimeter of gas holds about eight and a half hundred million molecules, roughly twice New York City's population.
In a tense exchange Judge proceedings unfold amid remarks by Mer rit and Madge. The dialogue centers on sacrifice and control as the judge prompts clear disclosure of those visiting the defendant, seeking resolution in the case.
A curious historic passage recalls a three year old noting a hen's crowing while questioning propriety. The text also outlines exemptions from taxation for church property cemeteries schools colleges and public entities under public policy.
Construction of Missouri's new $840 capital began with a formal ceremony on May 7 led by Governor Major and state officials. The project aims for completion by September.
Washington May 7 Democrats in control celebrate passage of the free wool provision removing wool from the tariff schedule. Republicans protested, warning of ruin to commerce and party, but the vote adopted free wool by voice. Debate highlighted by Mondell Willis and Underwood as the tariff board issue looms.
Police search across several cities for Oresto Shieldiana described as a short slender five foot one inch man with blue eyes and dark complexion. He allegedly killed his former friend John Riggs and two policemen in New York City, wearing a gray striped suit and derby hat when last seen on May 3.
Madison Wis May 7 An investigation of the white slave traffic similar to Illinois is assured after the legislature moves the bill to third reading. The measure provides a $10000 appropriation and requires the commission to report to the next session.
The president sent to the senate nominations for Albert Lee Thurman of Ohio to be solicitor for the Department of Commerce and Sinclair Cowndes Townsend to be collector of customs for the district of St Marys Georgia.
Malone New York May 7 Earl Gaffney twenty three of North Lian was crushed in the rovers at the internation Paper wills at Piercefield wad crushed to death.
Albany resident preserves a New York home’s old tin plate story. The tale recalls the 1857 ice flood when river water rose quickly after rain and warm spells, forcing children to seek shelter with neighbors as plates froze to the ceiling, a family memory passed through generations.
A dubious tale describes a Moroccan ritual used by wives to win back an unfaithful husband. A line of honey from face to chin is mixed with blood from a bleeding fig leaf, seven grains of salt, salt carried in a skin incision, and earth from a barefoot print, then fed to the husband to supposedly restore allegiance. The piece ends with a Boston scene where a visitor asks a conductor to stop a car to assist a judge in handling the situation.
May 7 Utica New York reports from Adirondack mountains indicate a growing forest fire menace as dry conditions and scant rain fuel flames. Fires near Malone threaten cottages along lakes. early efforts kept blazes from spreading but the dry Back forest risks rapid spread if rain delays arrive.
A noted poet calls for acceptance of life as it is with the line My cup of Joy is very full. The New Orleans Picayune quotes the sentiment urging not to envy or swap cups but to cherish what one has.
A fragment from a Boston Tran script shows dialogue about suspense around proposing to a girl and the related expense, followed by a remark on resources and fortune. It references Benjamin Franklin and notes about ore, water, and Staffordshire drainage, implying historical or mining context.
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