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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1912
Page
6
A medical note explains how cramps in the toe may signal stomach disorders. It cites cases from London after the Boer War where foot pain traced to nerves connected to the leg and hip pain masking liver or stomach issues. Swallowing soda can relieve a toe cramp and toothache may reflect neural pain in the face.
A brief exchange centers on a festive figure adjusting a hat in a London opinion snippet. The quirky dialogue reflects humorous wordplay and clerical responsiveness in a clipped, period tone.
The Albany County primary cost $2,056 for each of two Independence Leaguers to get out the vote for John Stover and Thomag Bewsher. The total extra expense was $4,118.20. Other parties’ turnout costs included 83 cents per Democratic vote and 7 cents per Republican vote.
The Brazilian noble Baron Ferena, famed for quirks, visits Rio de Janeiro’s Maux hotel. After being refused a second cutlet, he proclaims he has bought the hotel and dismisses the head waiter, then orders another cutlet. The tale ends with a Maxim about promoting others' pleasures.
A detailed list identifies fire alarm box locations across multiple avenues and streets in Long Branch Elberon and nearby areas including Ocean Avenue Broadway Park avenues and Norwood Avenue. It also notes bell and tap sequences for alarms with entries such as Test Second Alarm Fire Extia and General Alarm.
A major figure associated with a $25,000,000 sum is spotlighted in an event in Ooo. The communication emphasizes the scale of wealth and leadership, highlighting implications for local and broader audiences.
The piece analyzes the rising expense of running for national office. It contrasts Roosevelt and Taft funding with private costs, estimates national ticket costs at about 2.5 million per ticket and 25 million for the election, and notes strong spending on travels, staff, printing, and large scale campaigns.
The column surveys how presidents face endorsements and advertising pressure after elections. It notes lavish entertainment costs, inaugurations, and the rise in presidential salary debates from Grant to Roosevelt, with anecdotes about Washington, Jefferson, Monroe, Lincoln, and Webster shaping early electoral history.
A description of the little brown wren of Central America building a large nest with a thorn fence. The nest sits in a tree between two parallel branches and features a thornwoven side and a crooked covered passageway ending in a movable gateway of thorns to deter intruders.
A New York Press anecdote describes Inga, a Norwegian waitress learning English, repeatedly misplacing plural markers and articles. She confuses singular and plural forms while taking orders, creating playful exchanges about lambs chickens beans huckleberries and soft boiled eggs for guests and staff.
The body of Consul General Frank D. Fil of Minnesota, killed by a fall in Kirk Hotel, was sent to Bremen to be taken to America on the George Washington.
A solar eclipse on August 27, 413 B C terrified Athens so much that they lost the Syracuse campaign. The memory of omens shaped their fear and strategic choices amid a pivotal siege.
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