County Teachers Hear Discussions on Education Meeting
A Monmouth County Teachers Association session included vocal notes by Mrs George M Coll and remarks by Lewis Carrin of New Jersey industrial education and City Superintendent Christopher Gregory. Principal Dick, retiring president, led the gathering in Long Branch with many principals and teachers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine
George M. Coll
Tvalvoke
Lewis Carrin
Inductrial Education of
New Jersey
Christopher Gregory
Monmouth Couny
Associat Long Branch
Tuberculosis Aid Work Considered
Washington May 10 Insufficient wages and long hours in great industrial establishments drive tuberculosis spread says Surgeon B S Warren of the Public Health Service. He tells the National Association convention that better wages and shorter hours reduce death rates by improving living standards. Government workers with higher pay and holidays have lower death rates, he asserts.
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Washington
B.S. Warren
United States Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
Warren
Thema
Dr. Warren
Census Bureau
Hatfield of Red Bank Dies After Ill Health
Miss Anna Augusta Hatfield longtime Red Bank resident dies at seven this morning at her White Street home from a general breakdown She owned seven houses in White Street and was the boroughs last immediate family member Funeral services Tuesday at 130 PM from her residence and 2 PM at Trinity Episcopal Church with Rev Robert MacKellar officiating Interment in Shrewsbury Presbyterian Cemetery Funeral Directors Mount Son of Red Bank in charge Born in New York she moved to Red Bank as a girl and was widely known locally
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Anna Augusta
Hatfield
Red Bank
White Street
Miss Hatfield
New York
Trinity Episcopal Church
Robert MacKellar
Robert R. Mount & Son
Shrewsbury Presbyterian
Gernnd
Lester Ralph
Tulian Ralph
Florida
Wakely
W. N. Darnell
Robert R. Mount & Sons
Fair View
Mother's Day observance at First Presbyterian Church
Special services scheduled at the First Presbyterian Church for Mother's Day with a sermon by the pastor and suitable hymns. Evening address by Rev. Edwin J. Stearns of Newark is expected to deliver a stirring message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Edwin J. Stearns
Newark
Minute Movies of the News Right Off the Reel
A collage of quirky notices from around the country highlights unusual local tales. A Medford boy self injures, a Roseland couple wed after long courtship, Cornell men study domestic science, a man naps on a fresh doorstep and needs removal, a Pittsburgh woman gardens to cut costs, Springfield is deemed unsafe for duelists, a shooter is fined after an arrest, Delaware imposes four days residency for marriage pushing couples toward Maryland, and a hunter finds a tagged wild heron reading Votes For Women.
Needle in Child Heart Allegedly Causes Death At City Hospital
Ray Zuckerbrot two years old died after a needle was found in her heart at Presbyterian hospital New York. Authorities report the coroner’s office details a year of medical misdiagnoses and painful treatments before an X ray revealed the needle and extraction proved impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Zuckerbrot
Presbyterian Hospital
New York
Hay
Bellevue Hospital
There's Another Panama Navy Hint Sparks Laugh
Navy Department officials learned of a Panama order that referenced the Petrel sailing to Panama City. The Petrel near Key West would take weeks to reach Panama, prompting a joke when Franklin D. Roosevelt spotted Panama City Florida on the map. The error shifted the humor to the department, not the secretary.
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Navy Department
Panama
Secretary of the Navy
South
Mr. Roosevelt
Panama City
Florida
Department
Daniels
Wild Pigeons Found in Lehigh County Pennsylvania
Wild pigeons once thought extinct are found near Laurys in Lehigh County. Moses Newhard reports a nesting pair by the Lehigh River, confirmed by J Mark Mauser. Their return is seen as a good omen. old stories offered 5000 dollars for the discovery.
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Lehigh County
Moses Newhard
Laurys
Lehigh River
J. Mark Mauser
Lehigh Valley Motor Club
Frogs for Food and a New Flying Meter
The United States Bureau of Fisheries experiments with propagating frogs for market viability. An Australian aviator claims to have invented a meter enabling an airplane to hover stationary in the air, attracting interest from airmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Fisheries
An Up to Date Sleeper Peers Through Time
A fragmentary note cites Sneve and Dave the nightmare as outdated ideas. Little Tomury Lane comments on the outdated nature of the nightmare concept. A reference to New York Times appears in the text.
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Dave
Tomury Lane
Nightmare
York Times
Italy
New York World
Seasick Fish Die En Route From Key West to New York
A 400 fin shipment from Key West to New York saw over 100 dead before arrival as tanks kept at 60 degrees with sea water tested the endurance of fish. The report notes the harsh transport conditions and suggests human pain from ship motion pales beside aquatic suffering.
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Key West
New York
Walnder
Legal comedy clears title by summons in Philadelphia
The court clerk issued a summons to William Penn and his sons Richard and John Penn to appear for land title clearance. The consternation over reviving figures long dead highlights the ritualism of law, as the old grantors are named and the title is supposedly cleared through form and procedure.
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Philadelphia
William Penn
Richard Penn
John Penn
Common Pleas
Richard
John
Turning Away Wrath in a Garden Incident
A small boy pauses by open garden gate to reach daffodils when a bedroom window opens and an angry householder criticizes the flowers. The boy, told the flowers need tying up, is warned and implied to face consequences but remains hopeful he will avoid prison.
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Wrath
Manchester Guardian
Elevating Effect of a District Attorney
Quotation humor circulates about a district attorney who supposedly elevates mankind by sending them up. The exchange pokes fun at pretend grandiloquence and the ambiguity of gifts for a young lady. The wagging remark on seconds ends with a quip about choosing between fanciness and sisterhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Classified Ads Offer Bargains Daily at Record
Readers are urged to watch the Record’s Classified Ads page for daily bargains and opportunities to buy needed items at low prices. The pages promise geta chance to find valuable goods at a fraction of cost.
One Man Shot and Another Cut in Red Bank Incident
A man was shot and another slashed in Red Bank over several days. Police hunted suspect Harris, arrested him on Broad Street after locating him with asparagus, and he pleaded guilty in self defense at a hearing held by Recorder Badeau. Bail set at 1000 dollars.
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Words
Red Bank
Kinood Minugh
Wymbe
Harris
Minugh
McClees Place
Wymbs
Broad Street
Badeau
Mc.Clees
Sandy Hook
Ira Gordon
Fort Hancock
William D. Sayre
Maple Avenue
Sarge
Gordon
Mothers Day Event at Simpson Memorial Church
Mothers Day will be celebrated tomorrow night at Simpson Memorial M. E. Church with special singing. The choir and congregation will perform Tell Mother I’ll Be There.
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Simpson
Simpson Memorial M. EB
Glee Club Concert At Chattle High Draws Huge Audience
The combined Boys Glee Club and Treble Clef Club performed a long program in the Intermedia auditorium, packed to capacity with nearly a thousand attendees. Highlights included solo debuts by club members, the cantata The Village Blacksmith, and a final march by the high school orchestra.
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Glee Club
Chattle High School
Boys’ Glee Club
Faust
Gounod
Annie Laurie
Treble Clef Club
Morton Smith
B. Louise Bruske
Treble Cleflub
Chestina Blodgett
Helen Clark
Dorothy Doran
Agnes Ennis
Ida Fielder
Dorothy Wendrickson
Dorothy van Brunt
Amelia Woolley
Ethel Zigentuss
Ethel Brodie
Elsie Clark
Iva Fisher
Holly Giffin
Regina Mullen
Hazel Pierson
Mildred Proctor
Marion Sherman
Pauline Woolley
Elsie van Huel
Alte
Dorothy Bailey
Hazel Barham
Marion Blakeslee
Florence Fleet
Helen Gardell
Hazel Murray
Dorothy Quinn
Dorosny Worthley
Ida White
Phyllis van Brunt
Boys' Glee Club
Richard Cornell
Emmet Mulholland
James Nastasia
Thurlow West
Edgar Woolley
Richard Bower
Clifford Errickson
Robert Sinclair
Herman Buyers
Albert Mooney
Byron Blaisdell
Michael Bayis
Irving Gano
Bryant Smith
Mer
Ton Smith
Stanley Berrien
Earl Breece
Leland Dudley
Meredith Parker
Miriam Morris
Noyes
the Jolly Students
Wilson
Stuart
Bullard
The
Swallow
Leslie
Haynes
Dinah
Johns—Boys’ Glee Club
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A. Hatfield
Casino Post
Casino Annex
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Secon
Stowne
Medford Moss
Roseland
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Cornell
Mochester
Pittsburgh
Springfield
Mass
Delaware
Elkton, Md
Gretna Green
Baraboo
Wis
Pennsylvania
America
Fancee
Cervantes
Goldstein’s Department Store
Pri
Norfolk
Copenhagen
Overathnre
Daily Record
W. H. Woolley & CO
Men’s and Boys
Long Branch
Manhattan
Stetson
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