Reception for teachers shines at Red Bank High
About ninety attended the tenth grade Sopho more class reception at Red Bank High School Friday night. Supper in the basement sewing room featured fruit punch tomato soup chicken patties and more. Entertainment in the auditorium included a Sophomore Living Magazine sketch and a repeat minstrel show with lively jokes and music.
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Donkey cries and tales of manners in a city column
A humorous collage notes the Chinese donkey's ear-splitting bray and its terrorizing force, recalls old travel uses of donkeys, and parodies family humor and a child’s logic in a late night column.
Eight Natural Exercises for Stronger Health
Recounts a Harper's Weekly piece on natural movements: walking, running, leaping, climbing, lifting, jumping, boxing, and skimming. Argues these eight primitive actions best improve the whole body, while artificial gymnastic holds and excessive rings work hinder development.
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Demand and Supply Echoes in Family Dispute
A senior Algy habitually asks the water for extra money prompting a confrontation with his father. The elder expresses frustration over unequal allowances and questions why the request should continue. The exchange reveals tension over financial requests and parental limits.
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Rescuer Misses Penny Motif in Banter on Courtship
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Classified Ads Clue to Bargains on Record's Page
Daily classifieds invite readers to scan the section for affordable items and potential purchases, with emphasis on catching bargains as soon as they appear. The note highlights timely opportunities to find needed goods at low prices.
Please Give Me Too Much A Child’s Simple Request
Ruth asks for excess mince pie while elders offer only small portions. The text then shifts to observations on Modern Russia describing varied traits and a crude oil method in Stum where wells are hand-dug and oil baled with bamboo dippers for nearby natives.
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