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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1914
Page
11
The piece defends the Legislature against charges of excess and new taxes. It argues lawmakers reduced waste, noting abolished offices and tax reforms like inheritance and bank stock taxes. It contends critics spread misinformation for political gain and emphasizes economy under Republican leadership.
A public health notice warns that street dust spreads disease from tuberculosis to diphtheria as coughing and street traffic raise powdered particles into airways and across passersby. It urges vigorous action against dust as a major source of suffering in towns and cities.
The piece condemns persistent neglect in sanitation and navigation, arguing that dust, pests, and dirty streets threaten public health while maritime disasters, like the Empress of Ireland collision, show gross carelessness. It calls for measures to reduce disasters caused by human negligence and indifference.
The first law this year aimed to clarify post Supreme Court actions in New Jersey was rushed through and altered before approval. A May date error was fixed by a repealer and re passage with no legal harm or intent. Republicans attack but Democrats say record was clean.
In a Vatican allocution this week Pope Pius urged that peace schemes must be rooted in justice and Christian charity. He warned that while distinguished leaders including Wilson and Bryan push for preventing war, lasting peace requires widespread public support and moral grounding.
Mediation talks near a peaceful outcome with Huerta stepping down without public humiliation and a successor named. The United States would withdraw troops from Verapes, a move that could ease tensions and bolster Mexico City’s stability with government support. The debate continues on political fate and popular will in Pennsylvania style primaries.
The article explains tree nutrition from humus to minerals and describes how roots dissolve and absorb nutrients. It compares digestion to insects and details how rootlets extract food, liquefy it, and transport it via sap to all tree parts for growth.
A compilation of editorial opinions from several papers criticizing political and public conduct. It notes leaders who abandon responsibilities, the impact of policies on markets, and the role of publicity in governance, with examples from San Antonio Express Chicago News Wall Street Journal and others.
Marion Cloyd Gordon, daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Gordon of Norwood Avenue, passed the eighth grade exams with the highest average of 96. She will enter Asbury Park High School in September.
A man appeals for aid from a wealthy cousin who manages a football club. The cousin offers to pay someone to mark the ground for next Saturday’s cup tie. The petitioner insists on paying the existing worker the agreed two shillings, plus three more to preserve the worker’s job, despite being short of funds.
Fifty years ago on May twenty nine a British naval squadron was ordered to cruise in the Bering Sea. The action was described as hostile to the United States in contemporary accounts.
Fragmentary lines evoke a river’s flow and a sculptured heart near a churchyard wall. The poem hints at memory and mortality with imagery of the Avon and a hushed burial setting.
The manufacturer should concentrate advertising in a city newspaper to cultivate a targeted zone with assured distribution. Local dealers gain from in town missionary work as customers flow to their stores. The Bureau of Advertising invites correspondence and offers a booklet on request.
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