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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1914

Page

8

Wilson Looks for Action on Prohibition and Debates

Washington dispatch notes Wilson seeks to speed Congress after tariff and currency bills, criticizing prolonged speeches. It covers repeated House and Senate debate on canal tolls, pro prohibition tactics via Hobson amendment, and light exchanges between Mann and Fitzgerald. It notes senators McCumber and Martine quips about steer raising.

Arthur W. Dunn Washington Wilson Congress House Senate Martine New Jersey Jersey McCumber

Two Dollar Bill Ends Wedding Deal

A minister couples a bride and groom who then dispute the payment. The groom offers two dollars now or six months hence to settle the fee. The minister wisely takes the immediate payment and completes the ceremony. The text also notes odd regional mentions of a plant used medicinally.

Indianapolis News

Ras tus possum joke at Georgian pos sum dinner

A guest jokes about possum and head pain at a famous Georgian pos sum dinner. The waiter Rastus replies with a witty retort that the possum always melts for a hollah, reflecting period slang and humor from National Monthly.

Rastus National Monthly

April Fools Prank At Shrewsbury School

Dr Kennedy, former head master of Shrewsbury, catches an April Fools prank by a schoolboy who moved the clock and rang the chapel bell early. The boy faced punishment but was spared as the master dismissed him with a single inane remark.

Kennedy Shrewsbury School London

The Coldest Hour and Wit Across Papers

The excerpt spans a weather remark on the coldest hour tied to dew and hoar frost with London Mail influence. It then shifts to brief humorous exchanges in fictional vignettes from The Garden and Baltimore American, noting reactions to gossip and romance.

London Mail Baltimore American

Crocker Land Expedition Faces 1900 Mile Arctic Trek

MacMillan leads the Crocker Land expedition with 21 men and 160 dogs facing 30 to 70 below zero. They plan a 1000 mile crossing to Crocker Land with two-year provisions and Eskimo support at Etah and Ellesmere Land.

Crocker American Museum of Natural History Osborn Edmund Otis Hovey Roud Rasmussen Copenhagen Osborn Donald B. MacMillan Civilization Crocker Land Dr. Hovey Polar Sea Cape Thomas Hubbard MaacMillan Elmer Ekblaw Fitzhugh Green Etah MacMillan Admiral Weary President Osborn North Greenland Jong Arctic Cure Rose Arctic Anoritok Here Smith Sound Ellesmere Land Buchanan Bay Peary Pee-ah-wah-to Sipsoo Eisayoo Ootat North Pele Apellah I-took-ah-shoe Dr. Cook

Red Hat for 14 New Cardinals

Rome May 28 Fourteen new cardinals received the red hat at a Vatican consistory led by Pope Pius X. The ceremony honored recently named prelates and Archbishop Hornig of Veszprina, Hungary. Amid thousands of pilgrims, diplomats and clerics attended as each new cardinal kneeled and received the red hat and a jeweled ring. Later emissaries delivered hats to the cardinal’s hotel possessions marking their permanent regalia.

Henry Wood Rome Sacred College Monsignor Hornig Veszprima Hungary Vatican Farley Falconio O'Connell Cardinal Gibbons Baltimore Knights of Maltia Pope Pius Papal Pius Lupe Pinos Leo X11

Atlantic Highlands Presbyterian Church Sainted Entertainment

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Atlantic Highlands Presbyterian Church staged a Tuesday night program that mixed readings by Eva Phipps of New York, a 22 person chorus, mixed quartets, vocal solos by Murray Foster and Georges King, a violin solo by Stanley Sculthorp, eleven tableaux and a one act play The Artiste's Dream. Mrs John Flitcroft earned praise for directing the entire program.

Ladies’ Aid Society Atlantic Highlands Presbyterian Church Eva Phipps New York Murray Foster Georges King Stanley Sculthorp John Flitcroft

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