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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1922

Page

2

Easter lilies and the toil behind their Easter bloom

The article traces the global effort behind Easter lilies from Bermuda disease and crop rotation to Formosa lily farming and Japanese government loans. It details bulb export, packing, and distribution to the United States, then outlines proper care in homes, including soaking roots and watering routines to sustain bloom through Easter.

New York Chicago Denver United States Bermuda Bermuda Fily Bermudas Formosa Islands Japan Pacific Formosa Yokohama San Francisco

Dead European Towns and Ancient Antioch Pisidia

The article discusses vanished classic cities like Florence Seville Pisa and Ragusa once thriving on river harbors before trade shifts and ocean ships. It notes Antioch Pisidia near Colosse and Lystra, once preached by Paul, now only ruins remain marking the site and Caesarea’s confusion with the coastal capital.

Europe Constantinople America Bruges Seville Pisa Florece Lfe Florence Nuremberg Rothenburg Bavaria Ragusa Dalmatia Antioch St. Paul Pisidia Colosse Lystra Caesarea Mediterranean Jerusalem Palestine

Built Over Ancient Antioch Site in Antakieh

Archaeologists note that part of ancient Antioch lies beneath the modern city of Antakieh which has about 20 000 residents, roughly one tenth the size of the ancient metropolis.

Antioch Antakieh

New Jersey briefs cover roads to Blackwood and posts

The Eureka Triangle Club of Woodbury urges the Board of Freeholders to improve the road to Blackwood and National Park. The First National Bank of Newfield receives a $25,000 charter with Richard W. Dyer as president and Alfred Chambers cashier.

Eureka Triangle Club Woodbury Board of Freeholders Blackwood National Park Comptroller of the Currency First National Bank of Newfield Richard W. Dyer Alfred Chambers Atlantic City William Loudenslager Robert M. Johnson Yhaster Frank Moore Louis Steinbricker Milton Seaman Millville Woman's Club First Baptist Church New Jersey Association of English Teachers H. Margaret Coult Barringer High Mellinger E. Henry Dickinson High Mabel A. Tuttle Linden High School Charles Whitman Rutgers College George J. Steinmetz Paterson High School Hightstown New Jersey Vocational and Arts Association Arthur F. Hopper Plainfield Mabel Gaston Montclair Bertha FE. Snediker Highland Park School New Brunswick Philip M. Wagner Cleveland Junior High Fawcett School of Industrial Arts House Frelinghuysen New Jersey Richwood Commercial Trust Company of Philadelphia New Jersey Gas Company South Jersey Glassboro Swedesboro East Orange Arthur B. Allen Allen Mays Landing Ingersoll Rudolph Locke Public Utlity Commission Trenton Marcella Hurley Wills Lewis Wills Sheriff's Office Bridgeton Belg Halled Joseph S. Frelinghuysen Washington Harry van Collings Road Fairview James J. Hagan Jersey City Hudson Boulevard St. Paul’s Avenue Camp Dix Salem County William Gronwoldt Germantown N. Y Millville Duffield William Z. Fittcraft Woodstown Salem County Trust Company Millville City Commission Adopted A Resolution Authorizing Mayor Felmey Malvern Noble Post American Legion Boyer Blanche M. Bourgeois George A. Bourgeois Walker New Hospital Newark Albert W. Lowder African Methodist Church Howard S. Lowder Arkansas Avenue Ife Lawder South Warnock Street Hobart Essex North Merchantville Fire Company Colonial Park William T. Read Camden Justice Trenchard L. Kensil Wildrick Mahlon R. Margerum State Board of Taxes and Assessments

Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root touted as cure for kidney issues

An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a medicine with real curative value for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims broad benefits, urges testimonials from users, offers sample bottles by mail and notes bottles are sold in drug stores.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton N. Y

Arduous Note on Authors and Marriage Motives

A Boston Transcript remark by H G Wells on prose versus poetry is cited, contrasting his Amalfi convalescence with now. The piece also discusses varied motives for marriage among women seeking independence and men marrying for similar reasons, reflecting social views of the era.

Erbert H. G. Wells Amalfi

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