Anniversary Day May 17 Promotion
A local notice announces Anniversary Day on Wednesday May 17 offering special deals on all purchases. The event highlights include limited time offers and discounts across participating stores.
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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1911
Page
7
A local notice announces Anniversary Day on Wednesday May 17 offering special deals on all purchases. The event highlights include limited time offers and discounts across participating stores.
Uncle Joe Cannon, just past his seventy fifth milestone, says he has never been better or happier. He foresees continued progress and a population of 500 million, while warning against an age of content and idleness that would erode the character of the nation.
Washington May 15 Postmaster General Hitchcock designates forty seven additional postal savings banks depositories bringing total to 176 with deposits to begin June 12 at offices listed including Homestead Conn Annapol Maas Dover N J and other locations.
The German imperial yacht Hohenzollern, escorted by two German cruisers and four British destroyers, arrived at Sheerness with the Kaiser and Kaiserin aboard. They travel to attend the Victoria memorial unveiling in London tomorrow, and state salutes will be fired as ships dress overall.
Continental and British police have approved using trained dogs to aid officers including Airedales. Liverpool Nottingham Sunderland Rochdale and other areas have successfully employed them to protect cops and track suspects. London will buy the dogs with maintenance funds to be provided.
A blind critic visited the Western Gallery of Art at Kansas City Public Library and examined statues to gauge their artistry. He touched a David statue with Goliath's head and quipped about Goliath's whiskers, noting the unusual facial hair in a playful assessment.
A local business college ad shows a shorthand professor arguing that if Gray had known stenography he could have written Elegy in seven minutes. He cites graduates who reportedly completed the poem in that time, contrasting speed with the seven years Gray took.
The quotation notes that few people maximize current resources. It warns that in striving to augment future comforts, one may neglect the immediate power of what they already possess.
A fragment from a newspaper page notes reports on Prince Harold’s death with humorous speculation about the cause. The dialogue mentions a fast mile run before death and includes quips on ships and other unrelated lines, reflecting era-style newspaper chatter and miscellany.
A fragment from the Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes De Wooze as a humorist prone to anger when laughter is scarce. The piece notes the dynamic of audience response and the editor’s observation on reacting to his chartless humor.
A garbled line questions the fate of a counterfeit suspect, mixing time and a police inquiry. The readable fragment hints at imprisonment and cash, but lacks identifiable names, dates, or places. The item appears as disjointed dialogue from a larger report.
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