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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1917
Page
4
A brief note on shared wartime aims praising common interests that should bring the peoples of the United States and Canada closer together. The statement emphasizes unity and cooperation during the conflict.
The United States has indirectly supplied Germany via neutral countries as a large food source since the war began. Through Norway, Sweden, Denmark, and Holland American corn shipments through Denmark reached eight times 1914 levels in 1916, though such sales will cease as the conflict continues and Germany will lose this supply.
The article argues farmers will not lag and urges more city people to join on farms to sow, cultivate, and harvest. It asserts farmers and families will work, notes attractive prospective prices, and calls for broader rural labor involvement to meet wartime needs.
The Rider Moore Stewart school plans a new college building at East State and Carroll streets in Trenton. The privately run institution counts many notable alumni and supplies clerks and accountants to major banking and business houses. Management aims for a larger, better equipped campus that will enhance Trepton’s appearance.
The piece urges joint cooperation between the President and Congress during war, arguing wise lawmakers predate and will outlast the President. It endorses a joint Congressional Committee on the Conduct of the War as a bridge between executive and legislative branches, aligned with American precedent and noncontroversial in tone.
Er nest Isitt of Philadelphia praises Thomas Holmes editor of the State Gazette for twenty four years of service. The feature extols his calm temperament, dedication to education through journalism, and deep civic regard while hoping for his swift return to health and editorial vigor.
Advice suggests light supper with little meat and no milk, then take one Chamberlain's Tablet after supper to improve rest. Endorsed as obtainable everywhere.
Alfred S. March of New Brunswick will resign from the Middlesex county Republican State Committee upon becoming a State officer May 1. The vacancy will be filled by Middlesex committees for the unexpired term, with James A. Morrigan tipped to win. March has served since 1913, succeeding Theodore Strong.
A statewide Sunday school movement meets at Asbury Park from July 7 to 14. Leaders include Miss Margaret Slattery and Rev Milton Littlefield with specialists from Kentucky, Massachusetts, New York, and Buffalo. Organizers invite all religious educators to learn how modern Sunday schools reach all ages.
Is it safe to give cough medicine to youngsters is the first question. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has long been favored by mothers because it contains no opium or narcotics and can be given to a child as confidently as to an adult. It is pleasant to take, and it effectively relieves coughs colds and croup and is available everywhere.
Richard and Harry Nelson, arrested in Westfield Maes for a Harrisburg car theft, are identified as leaders in the Mueller and New jewelry store robbery in New Brunswick. Twenty three Tiffany rings worth 5000 to 6000 dollars were recovered, three diamonds including the priciest, found with the pair. They face a hearing April 28 at Westfield jail. A separate crime reports Gandolfo Farinella, 38, killed in Old Bridge after a pro United States versus Germany argument. two unknown assailants fled. Farinella suffered multiple wounds. a penknife found near the victim is suspected in the stabbing. Fred Reid of Old Bridge provided a late-night sighting of two men fleeing toward South River, descriptions unavailable.
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