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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1915
Page
5
Mrs. Frank E. Kimble visits her parents in Cranbury while others attend social visits in Cranbury and Trenton. Typhoid illness affects a child in New Brunswick. Local entertainment includes the Smart Set at Grand Theatre Trenton and a Hightstown Chautauqua opening. Notables plan trips to California exposition and Windsor dinners accompany gatherings across Cranbury, Hightstown, and Trenton.
Mrs. Daniel Mount is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Conover and daughter return to Morrisville Pa after staying with Mrs. Conover's parents Mr. and Mrs. George Robins. Missionary Society met with Mrs. David Bergen, and Oscar Holmes of Paducah Kentucky visits the Robins family. The Real Sequence cites a home decor quip from Woman's Home Companion.
Industrial reports note 133 workers died last year in explosives manufacturing in the United States and 60 000 workers are needed to meet global demand. Tests show yellowish green glass goggles best shield eyes from ultraviolet rays and dangerous light in steel and iron work.
A user from Elida Ohio hails Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for rapid relief of a severe cold and cough two years after initial cure. The testimonial urges others to try the product and notes it is for sale by all dealers.
Mr and Mrs Peter Schenck recovering from grip. John Lukke had a shed detached and moved at South Dayton. Edward Reed of Hightstown did the work. Frederick Sigle visiting his parents in this week. Mrs John Everett improved at home. Arthur Grass of Friendship Road in New Brunswick Tuesday. Mrs Henry Potts ill with a severe cold. Harry M Griggs visited his mother in the present week. Rev James B Clark attended New Brunswick Presbytery in Trenton Tuesday. Ernest Velard and Chester Smith visited John Urban of Perth Amboy last Sunday. Mrs A Hubbard and sister Mrs E B Hunt and Helen of Trenton visited the daughter at St Peters hospital improving rapidly. Mrs Elbert Selover and daughter Mabel of South Amboy visited Cornelia Jemison. J N Grover and Charles Potts painting John B Rowland’s residence Monmouth Junction. Raymond Snedeker still troubled by jaundice. Rev James B Clark called on Bessie Hubbard at St Peters hospital. Mrs J N Grover was an out of town visitor Tuesday. J W Errickson in Newark on business earlier in the week.
Mrs. Fred Grove remains home ill while Mrs. Mary Kindle and family visited Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Mather. Easter exercises varied in interest. Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs. L. W. Grove. W. W. Adams of Factoryville Pa visits the Jeffers household. he will return tomorrow with his parents who have wintered there.
Plainsboro School lists March honor roll students. Seventh Year Olive E Bolles Eugene H Potts Sixth Year Hazel Reed Fifth Year Claire Jackson William G Coward Gertrude Saronwich Fourth Year Stella A Britton.
An old advertisement urges buyers to purchase Red Seal Peanuts from first-class merchants and to contact Wheatcroft’s Display-Auto-Fix ture at 302 Broadway New York. Originator listed as A-16-31.
Mrs. Elmer Hatch of Peru Indiana reports long battles with rheumatism and says Chamberlain's Liniment relieves her immediately. She recommends it to others, noting 25 and 50 cent bottles. For sale by All Dealers.
A nineteenth century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal cure for catarrh. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and offers a $100 reward for any case it cannot cure, with testimonials available.
The notice offers American zephyr dress ginghams in multiple colors and styles from a famous maker, 10c per yard. white voile with intricate colored silk embroidery at 75c. and imitation Japanese silk made in America, 50c per yard, all described with wide color range and fabrics.
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