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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1916
Page
5
The Cranbury Press reports a busy week of social events and health updates. Miss Helen Murray hosted friends. Mrs. William Gordon to chair Stitch and Charter Club. many residents visited Trenton Washington and Philadelphia. medical illnesses include tonsillitis rheumatism and appendicitis. church and fraternal gatherings feature in local life.
Many people troubled with indigestion and constipation have benefited by taking Chamberlain s Tablets. They contain no pepsin or digestive ferment, but strengthen the stomach and enable it to function naturally. Obtainable everywhere.
Tomorrow night promises good entertainment in the First Presbyterian chapel. The Dey family from Manalapan are settled in their home. Mrs Dey entertained Frederick Dey of Jamesburg at Sunday visit. Exterior of Methodist church being newly painted under William H. Bergen's contract. James Wilson, son of E C Wilson, is ill at home. Planters Society meeting held by the Plainsboro Presbyterian Church. Hotel license renewals hearing before Judge Daly. one case against William McGill Cranbury postponed to next Friday April 14. Jessie Clayton Morse and Clayton Blakeman Dibble married March 24 in Philadelphia. Card of Thanks from Mrs Joan Labaw and family for sympathy and flowers.
Harry Rogers of Jamesburg visits with brother near Applegarth. Measles victims listed include Adu Okerson Mildred Okerson and others. Families hosting guests in Hightstown New Brunswick South Amboy and Asbury Park are noted. Kleinfelder and Kane families plan moves to Hightstown as their future home.
April 12 Geo B Mershau auditor in attachment suit will sell 248 sacks of potatoes at Chamberlin Barclay warehouse Cranbury Station by court order. April 10 Moore Baker will sell personal property at Franklin Park. April 12 Lewis Pulda will sell choice cows near Red Lion Hotel. April 14 Sarah J Holst administratrix will sell household goods at Dayton.
The Middlesex County Poultry Association schedules a two part meeting on Monday April 10 in the Lincoln Room of the Public Library. Irving Owen will present results from Middlesex County Poultry Management Projects followed by a round table discussion with Experiment Station staff. Members and friends are urged to attend with their poultry questions for expert guidance.
Local report says a buckthorn bark glycerine mixture called Adler-i-ka clears constipation and gas, relieves sour stomach, and allegedly prevents appendicitis. A Cranbury druggist, N. F. Clayton, endorses its instant action and says a short treatment helps chronic stomach trouble.
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