Oceanport Notes On Visits And Local News
Afinié Maps and sister Mrs Cannon of Brooklyn plan a brief stay with niece Mrs Harry B Ferry. Deborah Cannon of Main visits granddaughter Abbott Worthley in Marlboro. Edward Haviland of Brooklyn visits sister Mrs Doug dle of Arcana avenue. William Anderson and daughter Midrea of Leonard avenue visit New York this week. Midrea had surgery last week for enlarged tonsils and adenoids and is reported improving. The M hold annual festival at the church Friday evening June 2. Bert Pay of Elizabeth spent time with husband’s parents Mrs derick Day of Oce-
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Afinié Maps
Long Urand
Mr. Cannon
Brooklyn
Harry B. Ferry
Deborah Cannon
Main
Abbott Worthley
Marlboro
Edward Haviland
Dougddle
Arcana Avenue
William Anderson
Daugh Midrea
Leonard Avenue
New York
Colgate Student Visits Mother in Red Bank Parish
Matteson of Colgate University spent Sunday and Monday with his mother Mrs William B Matt at the parsonage of the First Church Red Bank.
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Matteson
Colgate Uni
William B. Mattt
First Church
Red Bank
WAY Salves 10 CURE ECZEMA
Way Salves 10 Cure Eczema claims germs lodge in the skin not the epidermis and that a penetrating oil in a liquid D D D Prescription will cure. A bottle sells for 25 cents and is praised as a long-tried remedy by Long Branch merchants.
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Long. Branch
$25 000 Cottage Planned on Morris Avenue Property
Architect Clarence D Wilson has completed plans for a $25 101 cottage for Charles F Wise of New York. The two story light buff brick home on the old Clark property will include offices on the lower floor and living quarters on the upper. Landscape work will follow construction.
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Old Clark
Morris Avenue
Clarence DD. Wilson
Charles F. Wise
New York
Wise
Lester Wise
Jesus
Dev Tor
On the Sick List. Thomas Parker Advertised in Fair Haven
Thomas Parker of Fair Haven is listed on the sick list in the Daily Record with an advertised notice.
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Thomas Parker
Fair Haven
The
Daily Record
Advice to the Motorist on Care and Inspections
A writer urges motorists to regularly inspect their cars with a definite, systematic approach. Check every nut, cotter pins, and loose fittings, listen for squeaks indicating friction, and use liberal oil to prevent wear.
Auto Lamps That Turn With Car To Reduce Accidents
Inventors from Ohio unveil a headlamp device for autos that pivots with the steering. Each lamp is mounted on a three piece jointed rod under the hood and linked to the steering gear. As the wheel turns the lamps sweep the direction of travel, keeping the path illuminated through corners and preventing blind spots at night.
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Ohio
Cleaning Aluminium Surfaces for Preservation
The article advises cleaning aluminium surfaces with a stiff bristle brush and a solution of five to eight parts water to one part sulphuric acid. It then recommends applying a vigorous mixture of emery and turpentine with the same brush to finish.
Substitute Funnel For Furinel In Fedeseutbling
A guide suggests a substitute funnel craft using a spear horn with a bulb and reed in a dry clean method. It emphasizes thorough drying of the born before use.
Giant green sea turtle and other reef dwellers on display at New York aquarium
A report highlights a 313 pound green sea turtle at Battery Park aquarium with a 3.5 foot shell, compares it to Seychelles giant tortoises at the New York zoo, and notes the ferocious snapping turtle and other reptile exhibits. It also mentions a children’s circle game I Love My Love With an A and its historic ties to King James II.
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New York
Aquarium
Battery Park
Castle Garden
Thibe
New York Zoo
Seychelles
Madagascar
America
United States
James*ii
Duke of York
Impersonation party guessing identities by name cards
In homes guests wear a card bearing the name of a famous figure such as Mr Roosevelt Buffalo Bill Chauncey Depew or Emperor William. The wearer cannot see the card while others greet him and he must guess his identity from remarks until he discovers who he is.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Buffalo Bill
Chauncey Depew
Emperor William
Conundrums on Exposure and Marriage In Early Riddles
A fragmented column explores why colts avoid exposure and the fear of a hoarse voice. It ponders marriage like a card game with a woman's heart, a diamond, and a hand. The text includes garbled phrases about asparagus and meat, suggesting a mosaic of rustic aphorisms.
National Bureau of Mines Created By Taft Act
President Taft signs laws establishing a national bureau of mines in the interior department to investigate all mining accidents and dangers. The bureau will test explosives and fuels, study fires and gas, and standardize safety practices without interfering with state authorities. Mine rescue stations prove their value as shot firers face hazardous work in firing blasting powder.
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Alinote
Congress
Taft
National Bureau of Mines
Interior Department
Bureau
Geological Survey
United States
Chicago
Cullom
Illinois
Senate
Bureau of Mines
Pittsburg
Urbana
Charles I. Dodd
Sf Kansas City
Kan
Rice Cup to Return for East Jersey High School League
Middletown Township man Melvin A. Rice of Atlantic Highlands announces a second Rice cup under same conditions as the first. Points across league sports decide yearly ownership over three legs. four trophies, including the Carrick Runyon and Ashbury Park Press cups, plus banners, honor school athletic teams in track and field, basketball, football and baseball.
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Middletown Township
East Jersey
Melvin A. Rice
Atlantic Highlands
Neptune
Rico Te
Red Bank
Rice
New York
Perpetual
Series of Ball Games Arranged for Local Men
Married men in the northern city part prepare for a series of ball games against single men. The opener is Memorial Day near Jackson's woods on the diamond. If players survive the waring positions they meet again July 4 then Labor Day hosts the finale. Last year the singles won start then lost final pair. Practice begins with bats and balls ready while fingers and arms grow sore.
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Iamond
Jackson
Woodd
Tetley's Team Wins After a Thirteen Inning Duel
In a Prospect Park diamond clash last Friday the Tetley A team defeated High School Juniors 10 to 7 after thirteen innings. Dougherty drove in two runs with a two base hit to seal the win. Tetley lineup features Holmes catcher Dougherty pitcher Mead at first Ortord second Morford third Fix shortstop Jeff right field Sack center field left field. School Juniors include Hurley Fite and other players.
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Prospect Park
Tetley A
Tetley
Dougherty
Jeffrey
Sack
Harry Fete Ae Fite
Hurley
Firet
Governor reverses Sunday saloon push in Atlantic City
Governor Fort signals retreat from coercive policy on Atlantic City Sunday saloons. In a brief address to the Sabbath Observance meeting, he says Atlantic City closing is a local problem and leaves it to residents. saloon men and liberal seaside advocates welcome the shift, though he declines further comment.
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Atlantic City
Fort
Presbyterian Assembly
Ushers Union first Baptist and Methodist clash looms
Red Bankgate teams from Ushers' Unions of the First Baptist and First Methodist churches prepare for their annual game next Monday. Methodist lineup includes Hesketh Agay Wyckoff Garhart Crispwell Brown Boyd Asay Hopping Sweeney Hilcott Compton Manahan. Baptist roster lists Conover Lawrence Austin Breukler Acker man Davis Mason Bray Wilson Murdock Worth. Samuel G. Woolley serves as the Empire.
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Ushers
Baptisl
Pirst Methodist
Red Bankgate
Methodists
Allen Hesketh
Joseph Agay
Irwin Wyckoff
Dewitt Garhart
William Crispwell
George Brown
Walter Boyd
Harry Asay
Charles Hopping
William A. Sweeney
William Hilcott
Forrest Compton
Norman Manahan
Land Purchases Extend at Monmouth River Road Site
8. R. Guggenheim seeks to buy C. J. Strahan's house on Monmouth road Oakhurst opposite the Crip fed Children home built by the Webman estate. He also eyes adjacent property as part of the sale. A gas range explosion at Allenhurst in the Uppercu home caused $5 000 in damage though no one was inside the wrecked portion. The Uppercus were away visiting Elberon Branch when the blast occurred.
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R. Guggenheim
C. J. Strahan
Monmouth Road
Oakhurst
Webman
Mr. Guggenheim
Strahan
Simmer
Allenhurst
Inglis M. Uppercy
Gottfried Krueger
Newark
Long Branch
Uppercu
Elberon Branch
Anniversary of Me Church Paper in Red Bank
Sunday marked the first anniversary of The Me the paper of the First Church of Red Bank. The folder teems with service orders and brief news items supervised by the Ushers Union. Rev H Ridgley Robins pastor and Forrest Gomp staff printed the special edition for summer home planning on EF avenue.
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Red Bank
Ushers’ Union
Aeed
H. Ridgley Robins Astor
Forrest Gomp
Ustal Order
Bedhee
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Oceanport News
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Abe Bennett
Atlantic
Frank Goodman
Jack Goodman
Jem Driscoll
Louis Lemp
St. Louis
Eddie Dunn
Miss Ettinger
Kelly
Java
Uomnnow
Tortoise
the Snapper
National Mine Bureau
Sabet
Bell
NEW York Telephone CO
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Parslow Boy
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