Daily Record issues weekly edition from Long Branch NJ
Subscription rates listed for the Daily Record published by Taylor Publishing Co at 192 Broadway Long Branch New Jersey. Rates include yearly five dollars outside the city, three months in advance one and a quarter, one month in advance eighty cents, and single copies two cents. Editor Boisseau Hopbitt. Secretary and Manager Chas L Edwards. Telephone 1000.
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Sec'y
New Jersey
Universal Peace In Alaska Proposal Sparks Debate
A 1913 column criticizes the Universal Peace Union for proposing to cede Alaska’s panhandle to Great Britain. It argues Canada never claimed full Alaska, says giving up territory is fanciful, and contends the U S should control projects like the Panama Canal rather than bow to British interests.
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Universal Peace Union
Alaska Panhandle
Great Britain
Canada
Alaska
Panama Canal
Sweeney's Got Them Again in Red Bank Standard Feud
The Red Bank Standard editorial columns mock former editor William Ananias Sweeney who was ousted by voters. The piece claims the paper laments Red Bank business woes while harming local confidence. It notes the town's growth and prosperity despite the Standard's complaints.
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Standard
William Ananias Sweeney
Red Bank
Sweeney
Josh Billings
Red Bank rumor saga stirs town with youth claims
A local tale alleging widespread impropriety spreads through Red Bank stirring public anger. The Standard reports fifteen men implicated, mostly under 21, including some local business figures. Citizens are urged to avoid targeting honest locals while seeking accountability and a return to normalcy.
House fly blamed as main spreader of infantile paralysis
The article asserts the common house fly spreads infantile paralysis and other diseases. It notes flies also carry typhoid and may transmit diphtheria, scarlet fever, smallpox and consumption. Emphasizing early spring fly numbers, it urges cleanliness and removal of filth to prevent disease rather than just fly swatters.
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New York World
Impudent Fusion Proposal Provokes GOP and Progressive Outcry
A Newark Star editorial quotes an unnamed Republican urging a fusion of Republicans and Progressives to win in November by dividing state tickets and nominating common candidates for governor and legislature. The piece denounces the plan as graft driven and poisons politics by sacrificing principles for personal gain, urging voters to demand efficiency and sound policy instead.
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Newark Star
New Jersey
Fragmented remarks and stray lines surface in old column
The text presents disjointed commentary on public life and morality, noting frost damage exaggeration to crops and a playful jab at a California suffragette seeking divorces for a fee. It ends with an odd aside about Comatock, reflecting messy OCR scraps rather than a cohesive story.
Editorial Comment On Beekeeping Eye Cure And Reform
A compilation of editorial excerpts criticizes various topics from beekeeping venom used to treat eye disease to calls for jury reform and tariff policy. It notes political hypocrisy in GOP reform efforts, debates over tariff impacts, and Dr Sturm’s profiteering and philanthropy claims in medical marketing.
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Dr. Sturm
Friedmann
Maurice A. Sturm
Vicious vaccine scheme exposed in Newark city note
A complainant sick with incipient disease paid $25 for a vaccine injection in Providence then a $150 advance for a full course in New York. He did not attend the next appointment, and reports say the initial benefits were not convincing. The letter's rhetoric and moral outrage underline commercialism in medical treatment.
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New York
Sturm
Friedman
Berlin
Newark News
The Joy of Tree Planting Poem by Henry Cuyler Bunner
A fragmentary excerpt presents a poem centering on planting a tree as symbol of home, loyalty, and national growth. It reflects a view of quiet civic virtue and reverence for the land, linking the act to a caring, hopeful nation.
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Elvie Good
Henry Cuyler Bunoer
Thoughts Worth Reading The More We Do
A compact aphorism surveys productivity and leisure, noting that effort expands capacity and time. It emphasizes action breeds more ability, with a reflective, motivational stance attributed to Haxlitt.
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Haxlitt
All He Was Interested In Stray Stories Punchline
A quick quip contrasts a mother and professor over her daughter’s talent. The mother asks what she will gain, and the professor dryly replies about earning two dollars per piano lesson if the instrument lasts. The item is a brief stray story fragment with humor.
Reason for Superiority in Mastery of Nature
The text argues domestication and plant use flourish only among civilized peoples. It contrasts Peru and Mexico with Egypt, Babylonia, and China to claim one reason for old world superiority in mastering nature.
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Peru
Mexico
Egypt
Babylonia
China
A Whole Season s Comfort May Plans For Summer
In May readers are urged to plan for a comfortable hot season with fresh stocks and cool, seasonable clothing. The piece encourages early purchases, upcoming recreation and visits, and urges readers to take advantage of advertisers’ timely notices for convenient shopping.
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