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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1912
Page
3
Students and staff prepare for the interclass meet on Saturday June 1 with all classes present for colors old rose and gray. Juniors plan the annual reception June 1 in Assembly Hall as seniors finish exams June 6 and host class day and baccalaureate once announced.
A Chicago Post piece presents a playful exchange between a wife and husband about language miscues. The wife asks about mixed sentences while the husband explains how phrasing changes meaning, illustrating humor in daily miscommunication.
BI Wilews attends the same church as Teacon Longslip but is seen as a deacon favoritism target. The deacon speaks in lewd tones during a meeting while RIL mocks him, calling him an old fool and noting a puncture as the only possible saving.
An ad announcement invites readers to advertise in the Daily Record promising financial returns. The brief appeals to local businesses and individuals seeking profitable newspaper space.
Eatontown pair Dennis and Morris defeated Red Bank challengers Valentine and Conover to lead the best three of five two man bowling championship at the Red Bank YMCA. Conover had the high game 216 in the opening match while Morris posted 192 in the fourth game.
Asbury Park Boy Scouts, 42 boys led by Scout-Master Cooge, visited the estate of ex Mayor Frank McMahon of Rumsen on Saturday. They walked four and a half miles from Asbury Park to Red Bank, enjoyed a lawn luncheon, heard an address by Rev W E Ledden of Oceanic Methodist Church, then played games before returning by late train.
Mrs. Dresd Daniel Hendrickson of Middletown and her husband are at Love Branch hospital in critical condition. Doctors feared typhoid fever but blood tests showed no signs of the disease.
The article notes pannier use on female costume hires for many gowns. An evening frock shown features turquoise blue brocade, a silver lace bodice, and pannier hip drapery restrained by silver tassel weighted straps.
Styles of automobile hats and accessories showcased this season include a Quaker gray satin bonnet with coarse lace and a straw bow, plus a gray satin crown bonnet with a white lace facing. Matching embroidered gowns and fabric patterns sold by the yard accompany the display.
An excerpt from May Workman's Home Companion highlights that seven of ten suffer foot pain and most troubles come from shoes that are too loose. It explains friction on various foot spots forms callouses and corns, and stresses securing the instep to prevent slipping. It also notes danger from flies spreading disease and cites England reports on infections.
A garbled line suggests lavender keeps a room pleasant and perhaps eases a bowke from owlting. specific actions and subjects are unclear due to damaged text.
This May Manton pattern offers a basic outfit for girls ten to sixteen with a plain lute cap and apron covering the skirt, designed for lawn lining and no silk foundation. It highlights straight lines and embroidery to show fabric and pattern, with order details and coupon instructions provided.
Readable fragments describe substituting ewes for meat at luncheon meals and preparing egg based dishes. Methods include steaming eggs in vegetable puree, frying bread with egg tite, and a tomato cream sauce variant. A Spanish style tomato onion base with hard boiled eggs is noted.
In Vincennes a young stranger named Din Frederick Dubois arrives from Vancouver and refuses alcohol, choosing to fight with a Bowie knife to prove himself. He defeats Thompson and Griggs, revealing his origin and intent to settle or sell family property, earning wary respect from locals.
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