Shrewsbury Benefit Concert Delights Local Audience
A well attended concert at Shrewsbury public schoolhouse on Broad street supported the piano fund. Charles Bartlett led arrangements from Leighton avenue Red Bank. Joseph Mezzo from New York entertained with monologues and encore requests.
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Shrewsbury
Broad Street
Piano
Charles Bartlett
Leighton Avenue
Red Bank
Joseph Mezzo
New York
Frank
Storck
Bennie Gallo
Adelbert Ostendorf
Edna Naser
Charles LeMon
Elizabeth Stryker
Alvin A. Whiting
William R. Stevens
Lefon
F. Viola Headley
Miss Stryer
Bartlett
Mr. Mezzo
Robert F. Parker
Mr. Whiting
Engagement announced of Miss Enola Curtis and H H Classen
Miss Enola Curtis a Red Bank teacher resigns from Oakland Street School to wed H H Classen of Red Bank. Classen is part of A C Soper Co owners of a large ketchup factory at Farmingdale with offices in New York. The wedding will take place in the near future.
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Enola Curtis
Oakland Street
Red Bank
H. H. Classen
Classen
A. C. Soper & Co
Farmingdale
New York
The Origin of Cedilla and Its Zed Connection
The article traces the cedilla under the letter C to early English forms. It explains a fifteenth century Z form evolving from R rotunda and the tail added to Z to distinguish it from R rotunda. The result is the cedilla meaning a little Zed.
Men and Religion forward movement aims to revitalize church life
New York launches a sweeping campaign to place religion on a business footing and recruit 3,000,000 missing manhoods into churches. Roy B. Guild leads a national effort linking denominations with the Y M C A and Bible societies, promising a coast to coast revival in 1911 12.
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New York
Roy B. Guild
Men and Religion Forward Movement
Mr. Guild
North America
Wienen
International’ Sunday School Association
Gideon Inres Ti
James G. Cannon
Jh Fourth
National Bank ‘of New York
Fred B. Smith
Fayette L. Thompson
Methodist Brotherhood
James Whitmore
Walter ‘Rauschenbusch
Department of
Church History
Rochester
Jane Addams
New York City
H. D. W. Eng
Civic Commission of
Pittsburg
Pie
Ten Thousand Years More Before Earth Becomes Uninhabitable
Stockholm scientist Svante Arrhenius warned at Augustana College in Moline that two pauses threaten life on earth. He said heat from the sun and falling atmospheric carbonic acid could extinguish life within 10,000 years, though the sun will likely keep shining for about a billion more years.
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Mars
Svante Arrebenius
Stockholm
Augustina College
Moline
Arrebenius
Earth
Arrehienius
Modern Ocean Liners and Their Double Hulls
The article explains how 50,000 ton liners use double hulls and automated safety systems to protect against hidden rocks derelicts and icebergs. It notes the inner shell can float if the outer hull is torn away, making shipwrecks from past dangers virtually eliminable.
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M. B. Cea
Cassier’s Magazine
Startled The Bishop An Untimely Royal Letter
A 3am dispatch to the Bishop of Orleans from Louis XV requests preserved Orleans quinces. The letter includes a sedan chair drawing, explained as a child’s doodle. The bishop, fearing disaster, sends couriers to obtain the preserves and fulfill the king’s request.
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Orleans
Louis XV
Monsieur
Louis
Thomas HE. Watson
France
Read Trade Journals to Spark Better Business Practice
Large firms employ a dedicated reader of trade journals and magazines to extract new ideas. The information is shared up the chain and tested by departments, enhancing personal and unit efficiency. A Diogenes anecdote illustrates choosing practical methods over tradition.
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Aen
Ther
Diogrees
Louisville Courier-Journal
Gold Rates and Drawn Glass in Public Life
A colonial era column notes skin discoloration from wearing gold and explains it stems from perspiration rather than metal. It also highlights the use of drawn glass for its temperature resistance and strength. A punning exchange about medicine mixing and a Confucian proverb conclude the item.
Baseball results in National and American Leagues
National League standings show Philadelphia leading with 22 wins and 10 losses, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh close behind. American League reports St Louis and Detroit winning teams with Philadelphia and Chicago midpack. games noted across several cities with multiple batteries and outcomes.
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W. LP
Ww. L. Pch
Phila
Phia
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
St., Louis
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
George
Clarke
Fisher
Caldwell
Wéaney
Detroit
Philadelphia
Krause
Thomas
Lively
Stanage
Cleveland
Washington
Gregg
Smith
Hughes
Henry
Phila'phia Ls
Washton
Steel Trust's Turn Next
Washington on May 22 the house committee chosen to probe the steel trust will start work next week. Herbert Knox Smith of the bureau of corporations will be among the first witnesses to reveal findings from recent investigations. The department of justice may be asked for information about United States Steel and other steel concerns.
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Washington
House
Steel Trust
Herbert Knox Smith
Bureau of Corporations
Department of Commerce and Labor
Department of Justice
United States Steel Corporation
River Steamer Homer Ramsdell Burned With Loss
The Homer Ramsdell of the Central Hudson line burned to the water edge between Newburg and New York. Loss estimated at least 250000 dollars. Four men aboard. three escaped, one drowned. Cause of the fire unknown.
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Homer Ramsdell
Newburg
N. Y
Central Hudson Steamboat Company Line
New York
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