Skin care claim in dubious eczema remedy note
A fragment describes a questionable eczema remedy and mentions a pharmacy branch in New Jersey. The text references skin tone improvements and product terms but lacks verifiable details or clear claims.
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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1911
Page
8
A fragment describes a questionable eczema remedy and mentions a pharmacy branch in New Jersey. The text references skin tone improvements and product terms but lacks verifiable details or clear claims.
A Franklin touring car driven by Victor Reimey overturned near Holmdel while leaving Mr Holmes' residence. Four occupants including Henry J Kentey and Jonathan Holand were thrown out. Mr Longstreet was badly bruised. No bones appeared broken. The machine skidded onto a picket fence.
Miss Gertrude Snedeker daughter of Chief of Police John R Snedeker of Atlantic Highlands was operated on at Long Branch Hospital yesterday at 5 o clock for an ailment. Her condition is reported as good. The illness began with sudden symptoms.
The text notes an operation initially thought avoidable but later deemed necessary. It mentions a patient facing surgery and identifies Migs Snedeker as sister of Mrs. Wallace R. Fesler of Long Branch.
William E. Dobbins of Philadelphia returns to the seashore to prepare his extensive real estate for summer occupancy. He oversees improvements to the Scarboro Hotel led by Louis V. Kahn and plans added conveniences for 1911 guests. Dobbins also renovates several cottages including his own, most of which are already rented.
The Long Branch Gun Club holds its first reception and dance on the new grounds in the upper city area tomorrow night. A club shoot occurs in the afternoon for members only, with wives and sweethearts welcome on the grounds. Music and entertainment will be provided.
The Long Branch Military Band of about thirty players will perform at the second annual Long Branch Cycle Club race meet on May 30 at Stengel's track. They recently fitted for new uniforms expected by Memorial Day and will give a Washington Park concert on May 20.
The government filed a petition in equity against Standard Oil Company of New Jersey and 70 subsidiaries on November 15, 1906 in St. Louis, six months after a Commerce report labeled the firm a monopoly. A 1909 appellate ruling found restraint of trade, and the case went to the Supreme Court in 1910.
Washington May 16 Attorney General Wickersham commented on the Supreme Court decision affirming the circuit court decree in favor of the government in every particular. The court grants defendants six months to comply, and upholds the government’s view that contracts and combinations restraining interstate trade must be unreasonable or unduly restrictive under the Sherman Act.
A terse exchange between Backer and Pugilist signals confidence in a result that is later questioned. The dialogue hints at post fight tension and challenge to the outcome.
Members of Judson G. Shackelton Post GA R Keyport will attend memorial services at Keyport Reformed Church on Sunday night May 28. Pastor Rev William Hogar Compton will preach a sermon suited to the occasion.
Professor Frederick K. Ball debuted as orchestra conductor before a large Long Branch audience at the First Presbyterian Church. The long time soloist and musician led the concert with grace and skill, drawing praise for performances of Wagner, Schubert, Gounod and Strauss. The audience applauded warmly and Ball received many congratulatory compliments from friends and admirers.
Clarence Bedle of the Jersey Central Traction Company Keyport main office is promoted to inspector. Charles Walling succeeds him as despatcher. Both are graduates of Keyport High School.
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