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Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1914

Page

8

Pagt-Masters Night Draws Big Crowd in Long Branch

The Long Branch Lodge No. 78 held its seventeenth annual Past Masters Night with four past deputies present including two from Long Branch. Edmund H. Clark, the lodge's first secretary, honored after fifty years of Masonry. A buffet followed with chicken croquets and varied fare as the lodge plans its golden jubilee in three years. Wor shipful Brother R. A. Tusting organized the event.

Mandalay Normandie Long Branch Lodge R. R. Rogers Edmund H. Clark Clark Long Branch R. A. Tusting Asbury Lodge Asbury Park

Trent on Loses Suit Bond Power for Cities

Trenton loses case over city bonds as court holds that commission governed cities cannot issue bonds under Home Rule law. Judge Trenchard rules the act is special legislation and unconstitutional. City appeals to the Court of Errors and Appeals. improvements delayed as bond sales blocked.

Trenton N. J Justice Trenchard Court of Errors and Appeals

Reorganization of Riparian Board in Trenton

Governor Melcher was elected chairman with Erwin K. Marshall as vice chairman. John Payne was re elected secretary and engineer, and Miss Marlon M. Caire was chosen clerk and stenographer as the state riparian commission re organized in Trenton. They toured the Delaware riverfront inspecting sites the city seeks for a harbor and a sewage disposal plant at Federal and Fair streets.

Fielder Trenton Tripton N. J Melcher Erwin K. Marshall Wee John (. Payne Jersey City Marlon M. (Aire Summit New Staite Board of Riparian Commissioners Telaware Federal and Fair Streets

Elberon Social News Highlights Local Visits and Illness

Mr and Mrs Benjamin Hawkins entertain Barnegat friends on Norwood avenue. Guests include Mrs Curtis Parker Miss Helen ee aes from Long Branch and Miss Bessie Worth of Philadelphia. John Brautigam the Elberon grocer suffers from blood poisoning. Miss Laura Slocum visits Mount Kisco friends.

Benjamin Hawkins Norwood Avenue Barnegat Curtis Parker Helen Ee Aes Long Branch Milton Worth Deal Johnson Elsie New York Bessie Worth Philadelphia Mabel Brown Deanie Brown Lincoln Avenue Mollie Malone Thomas Errickson Westwood Avenue West End William Neibergall Estell Worth Laura Slocum Margaret Truax Harry Truax South Lincoln Swate Oscar Merz Mildred Merz William Fordon John Brautigam Elberon Jis Russel Jeffrey Wright Mount Kiseo Nes

Preventing Forest Fires in the Apache National Forest

The Apache National Forest supervisor at Springerville Arizona issued fire prevention precautions for summer campers. The notice urges careful campfires dig a pit or clear away debris ensure the fire is completely out before leaving and treat forest fire risk as seriously as a home fire. It warns against discarding lit matches pipes ashes and cigarette stubs in the forest and stresses mindful disposal to prevent fires.

Apache National Forest Springerville Ariz

Happiness Only Comparative Quote Papered in Echo

A fragmentary quotation from Colton reflects on whether happiness can truly be grasped as a joy beyond ordinary experience. The line contemplates an elusive ideal of bliss and the allure of such promise.

Colton

United States Quarantine Station Guards Ports From Plagues

The New Orleans Mississippi River quarantine station, the world’s largest, monitors ships from Central America and Cuba to prevent quarantinable diseases. Mosquito proof tents shelter refugees, with organized company streets and separate sections for families and unattached individuals.

Vera Cruz Mexico United States Mississippi River New Orleans Wingrove Bathon Washington Star G. M. Corput United States Public Health Service Corpus Public Health Service Aguascalientes South Central America Cuba New Orleans Quarantine Station State of Louisiana

Talks About the Home City in Public Schools Urged

The bureau of municipal research in New York City urges teaching the facts about the home city in public schools to improve civic understanding and local awareness.

Bureau of Municipal Reagearch New York City

Grandeur of Alaska Frontier Wonderland Highlighted

Franklin SK Lane in the New York Tribune extols Alaska as a premier northern frontier. He savors its mild coastal climate and dry interior, outlines three zones and immense waterways, praises glaciers and mountains, and compares Alaska’s scenery to European regions while urging united development.

Alaska Japan Washington Coast Interior Yukon Kuskokwita Norway Sweden Tyrollis Mont Blanc Mer de Glace Switzerland Ocean Hudson Rhine Franklin SK Lane New York Tribune

Agassiz's Lesson On Discovery And Scientific Method

A student in Agassiz's class learns more from studying a rotting herring than from a year of lectures as the mentor directs him to study the specimen for its true starting point in evolution. The anecdote, from World's Work, contrasts facts with method and highlights inquiry leading to new understanding.

Agassiz

Danger of Too Much Talk in Sales

Quote from Atchison Globe warns that lengthy discussion after a buyer shows interest may cause them to back out of a purchase. Emphasizes concise, persuasive closing.

Atchison Globe

Holmes Shoemaker Dies Alone After Illness

Holmes Shoemaker dies after a three year illness in 1910. Survived only by his mother and father, he was a member of the Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church and the Shrewsbury Township School Board. He helped with church collections as a boy and continued after his brother’s death, last taking up the collection last Sunday. Interment will be at the Presbyterian cemetery, Wise Johnny Smith. Funeral services Monday at eleven, Rev. D. L. Parsons officiating. Funeral Directors Robert R. Mount and Son of Red Bank in charge.

Shoemaker Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church Shrewsbury Township J. [ Conover Coal and Peed Company

Broadway Theatres Attractions at Long Branch Schedule

Complete list of shows for the Metropolitan season at the Broadway Theatre Long Branch. July 28 to Sept 19 features Kitty McKay Belasco Harris Lew Fields Twin Beds Under Cover Beauty Doctor Innocent Potash and Perlmutter Drugged Peg O My Heart Julian Eltinge and The Yellow Ticket among others with dates and performers.

Broadway Theatre Long Branch Kitty McKay The Comedy Theatre David Belasco Henry B. Harris Lew Fields Margaret Mayo Wmn. Courtney Raymond Hitchcock Innocent Wilton Lackaye Potash & Perlmutter John Mason Peg O' My Heart Julian Eltinge

Oakhurst Church Plans Epworth League Talk on May 31

Arthur Brown of Matawan recovers at Monmouth Memorial Hospital and stays with his sister Mrs. Marcus Coon on the Monmouth road. Frank Woolley of West Park Avenue will lead Epworth League services at the Oakhurst M E Church on Sunday evening May 31 with topic Builders of Methoism. Samuel D Wiseman to lead June 7. Moving pictures tonight and help for Independent Hose Co No 1. Mrs. Victor Gilsey of Shrewsbury visits mother Mrs. J W Smith on Deal boulevard. Mrs Edward Thenis of Miberon suffers inflammatory rheumatism and uses crutches.

Arthur Brown Mataiwan Monmouth Memorial Hospital Marcus Coon Monmouth Road Frank Woolley West Park Avenue Epworth League Oakhurst M Builders of Samuel D. Wiseman Moving Pictures Independent Hose Co. No. 1 Oakhurst Victor Gilsey Shrewsbury J. W. Smith Deal Boulevard Edward Thenis Miberon

Largest rubber tree in Acre Brazil yields vast yearly sap

The world’s largest rubber tree stands in Acre on the Koliva frontier. Its base circumference reaches 27 feet 27-40 inches and it can produce 22 pounds of rubber daily for 120 days each year. At current prices the tree earns about 2160 dollars annually, a fair return on roughly 50000 dollars for a seven-person Seringueiro family.

Acre Koliva

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