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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1913
Page
7
A 1913 Monmouth County Mosquito Commission plan to educate residents only uses information this year due to late appointment. Emphasis on clearing water, traps in cellars, and public vigilance to prevent breeding while stressing seashore towns seek mosquito immunity. Coroner Hoffman adds a quip about a bizarre coroners inquest recipe.
A political column denounces the drive to investigate industry wage effects tied to tariff passage. It cites Majority Leader Underwood promising honest Commerce Department findings and public scrutiny of manufacturers and potential wage injustice, framing opposition as greed and deceit.
The text argues war cannot be ended by arbitration and will only disappear when people gain intelligence and self control. Dr Lyman Abbott contends education is the lasting cure for war and other social evils, though the process will be slow across generations.
The article condemns special interests delaying tariff reform through public hearings and slow processes. It cites the New York World on monopoly aims and notes the public has long faced hearings. It lists proposed rate reductions for basic goods and praises Whitman's work amid press indignation toward official graft.
Report of a fish with legs from California stirs public interest as 1918 weather remains the era’s most notable feature. Public fascination grows despite uncertain methods and fragmented details.
Editorial snippets on democracy and primaries plus accident statistics and a poem fragment present. extractable subjects include Roosevelt Sulzer and Heart platform for direct primaries, Walsh act critique, Rochester accident data, and a nostalgic voyage poem.
A reflective verse notes how travelers dream of living in idyllic climes with loved ones left behind. It contrasts passing pleasures with memories that glow faintly as day ends, urging a final glance at lingering joy.
Quote-focused item notes Kossuth’s claim that lasting neutrality signals weakness. A compact reflection on international stance and moral posture. Connections to political thought and historical context inferred from a brief excerpt.
Mrs A H Borden visited New York. Miss Lillie Longstreet from Crawford's Corner spent the weekend with Mrs Arthur Smock. Miss Ida Wiederholt and Emma and Esther Hurley visited New York last Wednesday. Hart Fairchild from Brooklyn visited his catenarten er Mrs Charles M Patterson. C B Williamson visited town. Mrs Walter Bunn spent days in New York. A team owned by Aaron Armstrong ran away Friday night causing wagon damage and minor horse injuries. Presbyterian Sunday School began Children's Day music practice. Malcolm Bell of Asbury Park visited his mother Mrs Mary Jane Bell. George Silver returned home from New York visit with his grandfather. Mrs Walter Hamilton of Long Branch visited her mother Sunday. Mr and Mrs A C Wiederholt visited Mrs Elisha Woolley at Red Bank Sunday. William Casey of New York spent Sunday with his father James Casey. Thomas Tallman of Red Bank led Westminster Circle Sunday afternoon. Miss Ethel Cox and her mother from New York visited Mrs Edward bre. Misses Dorothy and Phyllis Conover spent Sat and Sun with grandmother Mrs William S Green. George Lang of Brooklyn visited his father John Lang.
Merchants should use a dependable daily newspaper to reach the public and build trust. The article argues that attaching a manufacturer’s reputation to a label guarantees quality and that retailer manufacturer collaboration with clean ads yields maximum satisfaction for buyers.
Notes show Dorothy Uorda's Class Prophecy omission and Fred Wilcox earning a letter at Syracuse. Debating Society plans a Open Shop welfare topic with named speakers, elections, medals, and track meet rehearsals. Neptune game at North Asbury Park, coat recovered, league director meeting, and bids for officiating at East Jersey meet noted.
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