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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1886
Page
2
The piece blends Easter reflections with political commentary on labor unions and a trial. It mentions Easter's meaning, critiques labor organizing tactics, notes a local newspaper change, and discusses Patrick Laverty's impeachment trial and Senator Vanderbilt's stance.
A mused reflection on who deserves appreciation. It contrasts a well supported man with backers and wealth against one who strives alone. It notes lifelong sacrifices of a wife and mother and the idea that true appreciation comes from understanding each person's burdens and efforts.
In Newark last night the Domestic Sewing Machine factory shut down, leaving about 900 workers out of employment. Notices blamed national difficulties for the suspension of work while managers denied wage increases caused the shut down, and said they could hire other workers if needed.
The piece discusses a speaker named Jamés and his vivid descriptions of the Master workmen Michael Angello and historic cathedrals in Rome Notre Dame Westminster Abbey and others. It critiques his manner of prayer and the political reaction to his remarks, noting a clash over gambling and impropriety in speeches.
The article outlines fertilizer analysis and pricing, praising the station's work and Prof Cook's reports. It notes 50,000 tons sold in the state at about 20 cents per ton protection, cites sample analyses, and promotes Jul Taylor & Co. fertilizer. It ends with an advertisement for The King's New Discovery for consumption and a free trial at S.A. French's Drug Store.
Hiiram Cuneron of Columbus Georgia reports three years of stomach and kidney problems solved after five bottles of Electric Bitters. Major A B Reed of West Liberty Kentucky credits the remedy with curing a long standing kidney affection. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by S A French.
Reports from Barnegat say Warden Ivins detained two fishermen Sunday night after a tense scene as others attempted to free the prisoners. The men appeared before a Justice who fined them for alleged illegal fishing. A local tale of a supernatural owl and other oddities is also noted by Barnegat draw tender Peter Aysple.
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