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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1906
Page
4
A letter from Lucy V Mevion of 422 Sed Ave describes severe headaches and pain preventing daily work. She credits Peruna with curing her headaches and fatigue, noting many similar grateful letters in the file and praising the remedy’s relief and restorative effects.
An old patent medicine ad lists Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar with prices of 25 50 and 1.00 for bottles and promotes Pike's Toothache Drops as a one minute cure along with a claim of treating drunkenness. Mentions Thomas Johnston Laboratories 93 Fulton St Freeport N Y and urges readers to write for a reprint book.
The piece lauds Switzerland’s public schooling as nearly universal and compulsory, notes private schools are restricted or forbidden in some cantons, and cites a jail term for refusal to send a child to school. It also surveys medieval wandering minstrels lore and reports entries for the international aeronauts cup with about sixteen balloons from several nations.
An energetic woman near N. writes of managing dairy farm chores, two children, garden, poultry, and a busy exchange business while writing for newspapers. She credits Grape-Nuts and Postum Coffee with restoring digestion, sleep, and energy after a year of illness and grief following her baby's death. Battle Creek Mich.
The San Francisco earthquake and fire have reduced the metropolis to a ruin with hundreds of thousands homeless. Officials report massive losses, with fires sweeping luxury districts and the business core, while California towns across the bay suffer widespread damage and displacement.
The British government plans to deploy additional troops to Keypt due to Turkish government attitude in the Cabal boundary dispute and concerns over Isham population impact. The move signals intensified wartime posture in the region.
scattered sports items report betting results and races from New York City Queens County Jockey Club and Rockland Belmont stakes. mentions include Tani Ralugy paying 20000 for a cove tract, Johnsons Roseben winning 10000 Carter Handicap at Queens County Jockey Club, August Belmont ownership of Rockland earnings 237510, and defeats in billiards and other athletic agreements.
The text loosely references Tarhen sail fear and New York City recovery, a refuge for discharged convicts in Phishing Long Island sold, seal harvests at St Johns, University enrolment and Carnegie donations, pirate convoys to New York, and a mayor resigning in Papeta. Details are fragmentary and unclear.
The nation unites with a million dollar Congress approved relief fund and private gifts from John D. Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie fueling swift aid. Trains with medical staff and 800000 pounds of provisions head to California while tents and stores are ordered for displaced residents. Public pledges from Boston to Chicago push total gifts toward several million as anonymous donors back charity efforts.
The notice cites Roosevelt and Wilkin praise, with references to Moroeve and Shen vontiel, plus unpaid details about Felix Adler and the Secrety for Eudos Culdare. It notes Roosevelt supports taxation and a senator may not seek re election in 1909. Mentions King Edward, Gorky, and palace purchases on Rue Et Thommhngie.
In a Trinidad area coal mine a dust explosion trapped workers sixty feet from the chamber. Nineteen miners escaped through a side airway as rescuers worked along the roadway. Superintendent Robert VNeit and James B. Reed led the response as crews from neighboring mines aided in the effort.
Paymaster David Roseuling was shot and killed near Falls, New York on the line to Maineville while delivering payroll to soldiers. A fugitive party led by Wickes and others fled toward the woods after a confrontation with Brown as guards tried to intervene. A $1,000 reward was offered. Pinkerton agents searched from Montreal and Mineville for the suspects, who were later reported to have fled after a failed capture attempt.
Disorder marks the swamp area as night residents report ominous activity and a war Chief of Poles named Drinkle from Suffolk is seen at the scene. The local Copes Unit Che and Lagliog patrol the area while wildlife and reptiles move near the surface amid rising tensions.
A cryptic report describes raids in Pittsburgh involving tender dealings and prominent figures. Protests mention merchants and several sons of notable locals, with many detainees forced to stay amid forfeitures and investigations.
A fire wrecked several railroad ties along a district line in Prairie Tons Uranee. The blaze occurred at night and residents reported shots and smoke near Lievur In the night Troon rev. Authorities say the cause is under investigation with unknown suspects.
A dense list of wholesale dairy, cheese, fruit, poultry, produce, and meat prices from New York markets. Includes state and regional items with per unit costs in varied formats, covering butter, cheese, apples, cranberries, strawberries, poultry, vegetables, grains, and livestock. Entities include State and Penn markets, specific varieties like Baldwin apples and Northern Spy, and units such as per bushel, per crate, and per pound.
A broken into cabin at Forestville yielded a Bible open to Thou Shalt Not Steal and a suspect flee scene. Reports also describe tea plantation prospects in South Carolina and a government survey of Copper River for a proposed tea industry.
A jagged, garbled OCR fragment lists promotional pitches for Eliz and druggists with claims of free samples and certificates, plus warnings about a Paris underground railway. It mentions Stinson on apples, Mrs. Winslow’s teething syrup, and Melch Wafers amid sensational urban subsidence reports.
Fragment from a 19th or early 20th century column shows Goo Canes Franela and David by a cradle with a baby crying, Francis scoffing boys do not cry. The clipping also includes patent medicine ads and a notarized affidavit from Toledo, Ohio.
Mrs Macbelle Lyon of Parsons Kansas stories full healing of infantile eczema in ninety days after using Cathara Remedies. She recounts months of misery starting at the scalp and ending with her baby laughing again, praising the remedies as life saving. The letter is dated July 18 1905 from Appleton Avenue.
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