Yoshihito the Modern Young Emperor of Japan
The article traces Emperor Yoshihito Harunomiya's early life from birth on August 1 1879 to his accession in 1912. It notes his frail health from infancy, his education in a democratic setting, and his early independence. It contrasts the European style of his 1906 palace with the Japanese Imperial palace, highlighting his westernized upbringing and enduring royal traditions.
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Kyo
Yoshihito
Japan
Matsuhito
Yoshihito Harunomiya
Grand Order of Merit
Imperial Royal Guards
Ifis
Tokyo
Sada
Kujo
Empire
Michi
Atsu
Teru
Diaa
Matsuhitoe
Vie
College of
Aml Nebles
Gulkuigg
General Oku
Adachi
Oku
Vatican
Central Park
Cireles
Imperial Palace
Murushito
Classified Ads Offer Hidden Daily Bargains
Readers are urged to scan the classified page in the Record for daily listings of affordable items and opportunities to purchase sought after goods at low prices. The notice emphasizes regular attention to the advertisements for best chance at a good deal.
Oceanport Social Notes Leave Readers in Brief
Mr Walter and Robert Smith of Como start Sunday with Mee and Mrsenpeth Wet of Arenna avenue Mre KOOW. Red Hawk Mrs Douglas Kiddie returns from a visit with sister Mrs Edward Haylland in New York. Mrs MEO Church event postponed to a later date. Mr and Mrs Eugene Newman of Red Bank visit with Mr and Mrs Harry Allen of Pemberton avenue. L Webb, oldest resident of Oceanport, slowly improving after illness. Mr Welch is 4 years old. Mr and Mrs M Conaway move to corner Main street and Wolf Hill avenue. Cowles Wagon over Sunday at Alfred Cowles home. Miss Edna Preston of Long Branch visits Miss Helen Cowles on Trinity Place. Captain Douglass Riddle launches yacht Minnie RR and plans long trips. Alvin Langwith, Tintwers student, spends Sunday at home on Main Street.
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Walter
Robert Smith
Como
Mee
Red Bank
Harry Allen
Pemberton Avenue
L. Webb
Locennport
Welch
M. Conaway
Main Street
Wolf Hill Avenue
Cowles
Alfred Cowles
Edna Preston
Long Branch
Helen Cowles
Trinity Place
Douglass Riddle
Minnie RR
Riddle
Alvin Langwith
Tintwers
Prosperity of the Navajos in Their Western Reserve
Travel Magazine notes the Navajos as thriving in their vast reserve with sheep goats and ponies. It details silver smithing from US coins into butterfly brooches bracelets belts and neckpieces and explains a reserve pricing method based on coin value labor and turquoise.
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Jong Adda
America
Merly
United States
Travel Magazine
Atlantic Highlands Housing Moves And Local Marital News
Mrs Mary Tillotson plans to add about three and a half acres on Bay View Heights to her estate with the Loweth house moved to another section. Ada Miller receives divorce decree from Samuel Miller after desertion. Fort Hancock Life Saver William Bray marries Olive Overten in a private ceremony at the bride’s home.
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Mary FE. Tillotson
Maury Loweth
Tillotson
Bay View Heights
Navesink
Atlantic Highlands
Loweth
Ada M. Miller
Mondem
Benj
B. Burdge
Leonardo
Charles T Leonard
Mr. Burdge
Edward
Ashley Roop
Leonard Avenue
Thos. H. Leonard
Witon Centre
Bregent Park
Samuel Miller
William K. Kelly
Red Bank
Highlands
Fort Hancock
Mite
Olive Overten
Oliver Overten
Port Monmouth
William Bray
Life Saving Station No. 2
J. W. Tower
Bright Brass Shine Guide for Clean Metal Ornaments
A practical note explains cleaning brass copper and other metals indoors or outdoors in any weather. It recommends scrubbing with the usual method and applying a coat of varnish from a store. Many dull ornaments gain luster after a single application.
Money and Fun Love Costs More As Money Grows
A Philadelphia Public Ledeu item notes that the more money you love, the more your fun will cost you, reflecting a cautionary view on spending and pleasure.
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Philadelphia
Public Ledeu
The Bad One in the Portrait of a Degenerate Youth
A professor declares a boy criminal by physiognomy while a companion questions the claim. The boy, quiet amid rowdy peers, displays a tender white flower as cracks appear in the professor’s certainty about inherited depravity.
Hard Work Called For Demonstrator Sings Loudly in Store
A popular song demonstrator drew a large crowd in a major store with unusually loud singing. A female shopper noted the man arrived late and had to sing loudly to catch up with the situation.
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Jersey Shore
New York
Third Avenue
H. ‘Hall
N. J
7Th Ave
Stern’s
7Th Avenue
Carte
Broadway
THE
Swinehart
A. M. Townley & CO
Sixth Avenue
Oppo
St. James Church
Emperor OF
Yoshihiro
Jamal Wale
Tiel
Chermibide
Ayana Parade
California
Oceanport News
Atlantic Highlands News
PENNA
White Street
Red Bank, N. J
What Cree
Sanborn
N. E. Cor
Cookman Ave
Main St
Asbury Park, N. J
Broadway Theatre
Life Motion Pictures
Nicobar
Paula Riebers
Comedienne
Meridith
Hiawatha
Tim McMahon
Ned Norton
Pullman
Frank Tierney
Abbat Marie
Otae
Vere Sabina
New
Yrk Hippodrome
Dream OF the Dance
IRS
Ameprosio
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