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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1914
Page
2
The senator criticizes the management for wrecking the New Haven lines and mocks its claimed frugality with a blunt anecdote about a man named Bill Smithers. He quips that two-thirds is saved for his wages and the rest is given to his wife to ruin the house.
Mrs. K Behringer of 686 Hart Street Brooklyn reports a two month rash on her baby spread from the cheeks to limbs and face. After trying home remedies without relief she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, seeing improvement in three days and complete cure in three weeks. Cuticura ads promote samples and a skin book from Boston.
Sir William Harcourt and Sir Henry James kept a close friendship after the home rule bill rupture. In an exchange Lord Morris notes the bond’s charm. Harcourt replies with a wistful look recognizing their kinship, likening it to biblical brothers.
A recent bazar features a watch charm stall where a fiancé teases his fiancée about her collection. The quip highlights the common joke about a husband’s settled ways and prompts a light ad line about Putnam Fadeless Dyes as easy to use.
Mrs Jane D Munreen of South Quincy Massachusetts recounts organic illness and long treatment with no relief before trying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports relief after first bottle and ongoing health through middle life as she supports herself. She invites others to write for confidential advice to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts.
Dorothy Perkins describes crafting a tether tennis set for two girls using a water wheel style paddle wheel, homemade rackets, a tether, and a pole. The article details materials, assembly steps, court layout, and rules, including serving from a corner and winning a best of five set.
Moody Bible Institute lesson analyzes Luke fifteen with the lost sheep and coin as God’s love in action. It contrasts true shepherdness with Pharisee doubt and highlights the Holy Spirit's work through the church in seeking the lost.
Real estate activity signals a business revival as sectroted churches raise funds for worthy causes. The crabbing season opens at Stone Harbor and Laurel Springs Lake is restocked with white perch. Road repairs begin between Riverside and Bridgeboro. The Westville Civic Club donates trees to Newbold Public School. Cedarville forms a PTA with officers listed. Six forest fire law violations in Camden and Gloucester counties reported by Hammonton fire wardens. A Moorestown assault case leaves a defendant in default on bail. Writs of error filed as Asbury Park men challenge liquor convictions. The First Boy Scout Troop traces Washington’s Revolutionary route in New Jersey. Burlington leadership reshuffles with Daly seeking McCormack’s restoration. Notable local appointments and staff changes noted in Philipsburg and Newark area. A Port Morris child suffers burns from a home accident. Clergy changes include Adzima assigned to Guttenburg church. Legal rulings include damages to Mrs. O Keefe and substantial jury trials ongoing in New Brunswick and Hackensack. Bound Brook Suffrage Club, Paterson accounts show legislative support and campaign finance details.
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