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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1920
Page
2
The Hoover campaign slams the Republican Party for alleged past faults and questions its future direction. It accuses Hoover of inconsistency and declares that nominating him would harm the party’s self respect and invite widespread contempt.
An article advises women to grow more beautiful with age through baths diet and exercise and to maintain liver and bowels. It links jaundiced eyes and flabby flesh to digestion and liver issues and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as correcting these disorders.
Explains that a cold does not cause diphtheria but increases susceptibility to the germ. Advises keeping a child home when diphtheria is prevalent and using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to cure the cold and reduce the risk of diphtheria.
The notice declares a presidential primary held Tuesday April 27 1920 in Cranbury Middlesex County from 12:30 to 9 p m to elect Delegates at Large and Alternate Delegates to National Conventions and to express preference for President. It explains voter eligibility and registration requirements and states the election will be held in Odd Fellows Hall Cranbury with Township Clerk Walter H Havens signing dated April 10 1920.
The notice states Monroe Middlesex county held at nine o clock p m to elect four Delegates at Large and four Section 22 of the 1911 act. Registrations for the primary election may be filed with the municipal clerk to register voters for the general election. The election will be held in the Old School House Prospect Plains. Fred A Clayton, dated April 10 1920.
Notice of presidential primary election to be held Tuesday April 27 1920 in South Brunswick Township Middlesex County New Jersey. Voters vote in two districts Dayton School House and Monmouth Junction School House district lines and registration rules outlined in the 1911 act.
Syphilis and its complications are described as causing more deaths than tuberculosis and linked to paresis brain softening ataxia aneurysms blindness strokes and heart kidney diseases. It notes the disease is curable with early long treatment under medical supervision and mentions free clinics funded by government for those unable to pay. Information to locate hours of clinics is provided via city health officer or Bureau of Venereal Disease Control in Trenton N J.
Notice states a presidential primary election will be held in Helmetta Borough Middlesex on a revision of 1898 with voters on poll books or registered by affidavit eligible to vote. Election at Hose House Helmetta with Borough Clerk William Strundt. Dated April 10 1920. Chamberlains Cough Remedy testimonial claims great benefit for colds coughs and croup.
Notice from Middlesex County informs residents that registration occurs for each primary election and the general election will be held at Borough Hall on Augusta Street in Jamesburg. William H. Brooks signs the notice.
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