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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1915
Page
6
Harry MacIntyre plans a life with Norma but faces a rival attraction to Miriam Bendish while Norma confronts May Arbuckle about Willis. After eavesdropping, Harry realizes Norma’s steadfast love and resolves to remain faithful, returning to Norma with renewed commitment.
A thoughtful businessman states his aim to keep politics from business while Mr. 2ustin Stax replies he will support that stance and vows not to write checks for any campaign.
The heroic statue of Henry Hudson on Spuyten Duyvil hill will be cast in bronze as Karl Hitter’s last completed model, following the sculptor’s recent death in an automobile accident.
An eminent actress confirms a farewell appearance amid questions from an interviewer. She states she will depart the stage permanently, citing her manager's belief that planning every other tour as a farewell engagement is better for business.
A chaotic scene last night shocked residents after a train wreck near the community. Eyewitnesses describe damage and disrupted traffic as investigators begin to assess the incident and its toll on nearby homes and streets.
Mrs. B. Lloyd of 229 W Main Street Little Falls New York suffered twenty four years from severe digestive disorders. After a few doses of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy she declared she was cured and has had no attacks since. The ad claims permanent relief for stomach and intestinal ailments with guaranteed satisfaction or money back.
In Boston Senator Lodge compares governments to a selfish man named Smithers. A creditor confronts Smithers over debt as he leaves an expensive Havana restaurant, and he agrees with the creditor that debt repayment is proper. The exchange ends with a remark about a golf club.
An anonymous friend recalls a farm born child who walks with a wide open mouth. A long unseen uncle visits and, after a pause, instructs him to close his mouth so he can recognize him. The anecdote relies on a humorous facial moment and a simple family reunion cue.
Dr Winnington Ingram the bishop of London uses a dry wit in a anecdote about a boastful man who longs to swap places with a bishop for an hour. The bishop responds with a brief sly remark implying the burden of the role.
Betty continues milking while a mad bull charges. The bull stops yards away, then turns and retreats. Onlookers ask why. Betty replies she was not afraid and jokes the cow is the bull’s mother-in-law.
A young farmer named Sam Woolridge, living near Lexington, stopped at the Phoenix in Lexington to register. Before him James Uagein of New York, owner of Elmendorf stock farm, registered as James B Hagsein and Valet, New York. Woolridge then registered as Sam Woolridge and Valse, Versailles.
A terse statement notes a sudden breakup after a decisive remark. The dialogue implies a decisive action ending a prior engagement, with one person explaining the rupture and another reacting to the decisive moment.
A terse old remark notes a polite salesman can overcharge a woman without consequence. It also counsels diligence in work rather than relying on luck, while acknowledging that a pull or effort can offer some aid.
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