Long Branch Milk and Cream Sanitation Ordinance Summary
City of Long Branch adopts Section 28 of the Sanitary Code classifying milk and cream by grades A and B with inspection scores. Requirements cover cows health via tuberculin tests, score-card thresholds, milk handling, equipment, pasteurization, labeling, container standards, and penalties for violations. The ordinance, approved August 26 1913, mandates strict hygiene in stables milk rooms and employe cleanliness under Board of Health supervision.
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Board of Health
Pan Pull Ranch
City of
Long Branch
Greer
de Tesoro
Department of Health
Bec
Sone
Jth
Paul Kahn
Waterway policy urged by Jersey City delegates
Delegates at a September conference urged the New Jersey State Chamber of Commerce to call a water ways conference to craft a state policy for developing water communication and shipping facilities across New Jersey. J C Lincoln of the Merchants' Association of New York emphasized transportation costs and the need for shippers to understand traffic issues.
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Jersey City
New Jersey
Shippers & More
Chautauqua
Origin of Word Sneeze and its Spelling Change
The article explains the word sneeze derives from an old Anglo-Saxon form meeze and argues it should have been spelled sneexe. It states pronunciation difficulty led to changing the first letter from f to s, not the loss of the old rhyme.
Marginal Note Fined In Federal Court For Mail Ad Violations
A man was fined $100 in federal court for writing on the margins of mailed newspapers and other readers notes. The item notes that such offenses occur through ignorance and that enforcement aims to educate the public, with references to Uncle Sam and daily advertising.
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Sam
THAT SKINNER BOY! A dashhound and a Dutch grocer tale
Humpy, a nimble boy, leads a supposedly valuable dashhound from an undertaker to Mrs. Derwent Derwenter and a bemused police presence. A series of comic misidentifications, street encounters, and chase ends with the boy back home and facing his mother in the woodshed where the dog’s antics continue.
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M. Quad
Associated Literary Press
Humpy
Jericho
Nix
Bridge Street
Bangs
Classified Ads Lead with Daily Record Promos
Readers are urged to browse the Record’s daily classified ads for bargain ware and needed items. The page offers opportunities to find affordable goods and timely deals in a concise, neighborhood notice style.
Boy Refuses Tip At Central Station Cites Integrity
A teen boy carrying a heavy grip at Central station refused a tip from a young woman, saying positively no and walking away without looking back. Witnesses praised the act as unusual in a seaside context where tips are common. The article also notes ongoing generosity of Mrs. Jefferson Seligman who funds two week summer outings for girls at Julia Home, providing musical and vocal entertainment and vacations for graduates on modest salaries.
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Humpy
George
Nero
Mr. Bangs
Acorn Street
Central Station
Julia
Morris Avenue
Jefferson Seligman
Sarah Brown
Julia Homes
Julia Home
Mock Trial A Success In Club Event
A Thursday mock trial in the club drew praise from participants and witnesses. The jury heard the accused, a judge and others before a disagreement led to adjournment until next Friday for retrial.
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Aprit
Baseball Trelem pitch scene described in vintage terms
A brief, cryptic baseball note describes a pitcher perplexing some batters while others connect, with a metaphor about teamwork and surprise. It hints at a game moment where pitchers and hitters interact in a classic sports tableau.
Pipe Smoking Gains Popularity in America
An observer notes a rapid rise in pipe smoking over the past decade. A new process, promoted as the “Tuxedo,” allegedly removes the bite from tobacco while preserving sweetness and freshness, boosting appeal among men.
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Mr. Stryker
Imperial Hotel
Kentucky
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