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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1911
Page
2
Lieutenant Osborne, a fair haired officer, fortifies a canyon to defend an ambulance escorting Rose Hammond. He kills several attacking warriors before the relief party arrives. Hammond completes her journey and declines his marriage proposal.
The article discusses crystal and silver dining ware with new larger compotes and bonbon dishes, detachable for passing around, and a shift from tachidad cut glass to carved rock crystal. It also covers wedding planning tips, from naming the day to invitations and church music decisions, noting the bride’s role and timing.
Fashion notes describe large metallic or embroidered bags, belts with white pique buckles, and changeable tissue slippers. Children's dresses use voile and aeronette, with lace trims and beaded yokes. Evening gowns rely on color. patterns include spider web and cobweb motifs. Shetland veils and fine blouses with embroidery are featured. May Manton pattern 7003 offered in multiple bust sizes. send 10 cents plus stamps for mail delivery.
The piece explains godfather duties at christenings and favors like silver gifts, proper introductions and bowing etiquette, moving notices with P P C cards, dating letters and optional writing styles, and ends with a wedding breakfast menu including oysters, fish, squab, desserts and wine.
Sleepy Hollow and Pocantico Hills residents plea to North Tarrytown trustees to remove a Bedford road sign directing traffic to Webber avenue. Webber avenue is poorly lit while Bedford road is well lit, and Rockefeller granted permission to divert cars to ease his sleep.
Representative David J. Lewis of Maryland proposes a plan to raise the compensation for injured employees to deter accidents. The bill, credited to the National Civic Federation, urges railroads to act to avoid large penalties and emphasizes accident prevention as a financial imperative.
Benjamin Tousey farmer capitalist and philanthropist dies at his Syracuse home aged seventy four. His gifts to the Syracuse MIA totaled 117000 dollars. Also includes a stray story exchange about a legal patient and a doctor noting a lawyer who cannot lie on either side.
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