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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1913
Page
5
Long Branch locals praise volunteer firemen as top performers matching New York chiefs. The piece riffs on a procession vibe, mentions William Edward Van Dusen tallying passengers, and notes a public health meeting about a Monmouth tuberculosis site plus a town letters column and an optimistic quip about coal prices.
The Monmouth County Historical Association announces a season of lectures for 1913 with six dates. Speakers include Robert McNutt McElroy at Keyport on Jefferson Hamilton and party divisions, Rev C W Roeder in Middletown on the Battle of Monmouth, Horace White in Sea Bright on The Horace Greeley Campaign, George Haven Putnam in Red Bank on Lincoln as People's Leader, William Force Whitaker in Shrewsbury on a hero at Monmouth, and William Elliott Griffin in Freehold on The Walloons.
A London slum worker helps her pupil Blanche improve speech while facing daily hardship. The child answers with a playful yet cutting retort, revealing resilience and humor in a grim setting.
Albany Capital notes that several discarded politicians should return to the first textbook, written on Sinai, and study the moral law as a reminder before resuming public service.
A satirical exchange between a hotel landlord and a touring observer in Whoopopolis Oklahoma. The landlord boasts that five years ago there was no town, while the tourist questions whether a town now exists, highlighting the humor of development claims in a small frontier settlement.
Berlin audience hears explorer Christian Leden recount Eskimo way of handling honor challenges. He says when two men clash in an affair of honor they attempt to make the other laugh first, with grimaces and facial tricks. the laugher wins and there is no appeal.
An article notes in St Petersburg a police official titled Observer of Public Opinion, a colonel with varying salary from 7,000 to 70,000 rubies. His role spans the police and a cafe milieu, where he eats, drinks, and listens to conversations in all social strata.
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