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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1913
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR notes mention several individuals and monetary figures tied to a cemetery entry. Names such as Leng Brenen and W. Greneh appear amid vague amounts and references to a cemetery, suggesting a minor local record or ledger snippet rather than a full article.
A series of property transfers and deeds are recorded across Long Branch, Red Bank, and nearby towns. James H Kelney and others sell Lot 8 Third Avenue Long Branch. multiple parcels exchanged via East Coast firms and local registries with nominal sums noted.
Rev. Smallwood unites James M. Austin with Mamie Johnston and Arthur Davis with Gertrude Holloway at the Second Baptist Church parsonage. The Austin couple, Belmont Avenue residents, plan to live there after a family-only ceremony, while the Davises depart for a Philadelphia honeymoon.
William H Hintleman a Rumson grocer broke his right wrist while cranking his machine at Long Branch on Tuesday. The Pennington Gleem Club boys, to perform at St Luke s Church next Monday, were heard at Orange Wednesday evening and received well. A score of Old Pennington boys will join the program here Monday under the Sunday Bible School.
An old gentleman recounts returning a rival’s golf ball to the players after they hit it toward him. He questions why they hurled insults, seeking understanding for his courteous act that saved them the trouble of retrieving the ball themselves.
Abel Perks is drawn into a murder case as his rival Schmitt faces charges for the death of farmer Perks. A grafted greening apple tree grows into the old bedroom, yielding bloodstained fruit when Schmitt bites. Amanda Squeers believes in Schmitt’s guilt and orchestrates a perilous confrontation that ends with a swoon and a bloodstained clue.
Rhubarb plays star in multiple spring desserts including shortcake tarts and rhubarb cobbler. Recipes cover dough, crusts crisped in muffin rings, and steaming tender rhubarb with sugar, custard, and a classic baked rhubarb pie with a rich crust.
Fashion hint describes a two seam summer wrap with trimming of rib band. Illustration shows brocaded crepe trimmed with velvet ribbon. Provides yardage: medium size needs two and a half yards of 36 inch material and one and a half yards of three and a half inch ribbon. Quotes and jokes sprinkled through text.
A New York meeting of prominent men and women launches a national anti cancer campaign modeled on tuberculosis work. Plans include headquarters, articles, pamphlets, mothers clubs and nurse training. Key supporters include Mrs James Speyer and Mrs Russell Sage with other leaders listed.
A column blends self improvement counsel with practical domestic tips. It urges steady cheer, courage, and honesty while offering a home care note on whitening faded garments with cream of tartar. The piece references Dr. Frank Crane and ends with a light advertising line for the Daily Record.
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