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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1907
Page
2
The article extols independent farming life, arguing health happiness and success come from proper farm management. It discusses the charm of rural living, the social costs of city life, and the value of old fashioned neighborly ties amid modern pace. It also notes a house fire at Nea Egypt and brief agricultural weather and medical ad notes.
A collection of brief religious reflections urging charity and kindness, portraying life as a book and the ideal home as a moral center. Includes quotes from Rev. John Compton, Rev. Theodore L. ete D. D., Rev. George Bailey, Rev. William T. Walsh, Rev. William 4. Quayle, Rev. E. B. Bagby, and Rev. Ulysses G. B. Pierce.
In a testimonial from A A Chisholm of Sreadwaell, N M, indigestion and nervous debility nearly ended his life. He credits Electric Bitters with restoring his health and allowing him to resume daily business activity. Guaranteed by N F Clayton druggist.
A fragment discusses early fire production by primitives. It describes the bow drill as an improvement over hand friction, imagining the first inventor as a strong hunter fashioning a machine to create fire. The piece shifts to an anecdote about two stylish women in a standing room only car and a man who offers his seat after a bow from one woman is misinterpreted.
A collection of playful schoolboy lore covers terms from anatomy to measures of temperance, a polar snow line, a misheard Latin phrase, and a naval toga joke. It touches St Elmo's fire, its sea legends, and old mariners beliefs about Castor and Pollux watching over sailors at sea.
Mia Fannie Connor of Georgetown Tennessee describes a severe lung condition worsened by pneumonia. Her husband delivered Dr King s New Discovery, which she says cured her cough and restored her weak lungs, with trial bottles offered free and full sizes 80 cents or 1.00 guaranteed by N F Clayton druggist.
A tale recounts the casting of the church bell for St Marys in Breslau. An apprentice opens the stopcock triggering a fatal accident as the molten metal flows, leading to the bell’s completion amid tragedy and a condemned bell maker who longs to hear its melody from prison.
Blauvelt announces unprecedented patronage and the largest stock ever shown in millinery and related goods. The retailer claims prices are far lower than those in Philadelphia and other cities, inviting customers from miles around to enjoy the new $30,000 stock under one roof.
Charles Wicoff announces partnership with brother George T. Wicoff forming Charles Wicoff & Bro. The firm will manufacture Asparagus Plows Ridgers Bunchers and Knives Handy Fur rowers and more at Troy Foundry and Machine Work. They offer plows planters cultivators pumps fencing roofing and farm supplies with No 1 Clover and Alsike priced at 9.00 per bushel.
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