06 May 1905
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Newspaper
Mays Landing Record
Location
Mays Landing, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1905
Page
1
The message urges young readers to plan for old age and secure financial protection early. It emphasizes prudent savings, insurance, and long term planning to prevent future hardship. The guidance reflects a cautious, parental tone common in moral columns of the era.
A trove of concealed wealth surfaces in varied places from a Paris statuette hollow to a Russian Apollo Belvedere, a church beggar’s corpse hideaway to a leg cavity hoard. Notable discoveries include 11,000 in notes, 8,000 rubles, and sums totaling thousands found in furniture and cushions.
Construction of a large breakwater at Sar Fegrge Gai2 San Pedro California progresses with two straight arms connected by a curve forming a 1800 foot radius, 910 feet outer span. A 2000 foot gap remains to shore bridged by a massive rock dump conveyance. total rock needs are 402 million tons with 770 thousand tons yet to place. dumping continues at about 45 thousand tons monthly. A harbor refuge behind the rock line is forming as work advances.
Fragmented OCR style notes recount a social scene with named figures including Céliz and Geoffrey Felham. The text hints at gossip and a quarrel, with stray phrases about a sister and a response from a stern Margaret. No coherent event or dates are clear.
In New York a water project is under review with regional officials. The report notes a fatality and a price change linked to a public works bid. Authorities urge caution as investigators assess the scene and determine the next steps.
Roce ue a Sore poe Eos i- Sin us Pe rd Bore reads like fragmented OCR text from a local page. readable names and places are not clear. the item seems to be a damaged note or notice with partial phrases and scattered words.
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