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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1917

Page

8

British Employers and Employed Form New Co operative Body

The National Alliance of Employers and Employed organized in England at 64 Victoria Street London on May 22 to foster joint discussion of labor questions before controversy. A resolution urged government to seek joint advice and exhaust direct negotiation before interference in disputes. Present were Sir S K Crossley Sir V Caillard Sir A Firth PF Gilbertson and Sir Robert Hadfield among others. Industrial Conservation New York.

National England Victoria Street London N. W SK. Crossley Crossley Brother, Limited V. Caillard Vickers, Limited A. Firth Firth & Sons, Limited PF. Gilbertson Pontardawe Steel Tin Sir Robert Hadfield Hadfields Industrial Conservation New York

Rest Periods Conserve Energy of Workers

Employers find rest periods boost output more than continuous labor. At a large munitions factory, molding workers gain by resting fifteen minutes each hour. Initially resisted, but with a foreman enforcing breaks, hourly output increased, showing rest reduces fatigue and waste.

Neto York

Dayton and Plainsboro Chronicle Notices and Visits

A Dayton column reports Rev James B Clark preaching on Life and New Jerusalem. People visit relatives at Asbury Park and New Brunswick while others attend church picnics and farm trips. families in Plainsboro and Middlesex Somerset Pomona Grange host gatherings with sizable attendance and travel for visits to Newark Washington and seashore.

New Jerusalem James B. Clark Mary Dey Frank MacNamee Isaac Barlow Sr Edward and John Barlow Calvin Heath Frank Pierson Forked River Mae Jackson Pennsylvania H. W. Jeffers Washington, D. C Plainsboro Presbyterian Church Walker-Gordon Grove Anna Schenck

Births and local notices from Jamesburg area

A birth is announced for Mr. and Mrs. John Applegate of Bordentown a nine pound son. Miss Helen Lange has recovered from appendicitis and returned home to her parents. Miss Sarah Emmons underwent mastoiditis surgery at McKinley Hospital Trenton. John Ballinger and children Arthur and Vernon visit from Bayonne staying with Mrs. Cornelia Jennings. James Martin of Philadelphia visits his parents. The Home for Boys adds a concrete garage for officers with cars. use of autos among staff has increased.

John Applegate Bordentown Amanda Applegate Helen Lange McKinley Hospital Trenton Albert G. Lange Sarah Emmons Wesley Emmons Mia John Ballinger Arthur and Vernon Bayonne Cornelia Jennings Hooker Street Ballinger James Martin Philadelphia George Martin

Beauty and thin skinned remarks cited by Detroit Free Press

A quoted exchange from the Detroit Free Press contrasts memory and appearance. A mother notes beauty is skin deep while remarking that Mrs. Green is thin skinned, revealing social vanity.

Married Life in a New World: Marjoria Wilde

Theodore Dreiser's story Married appears in Cosmopolitan September issue, detailing a girl's struggle after marriage in unfamiliar surroundings. The tale, Dreiser's Cosmopolitan debut, is illustrated by Howard Chandler Christy and hailed as his best work.

Marjoria Wilde Theodore Dreiser Cosmopolitan Mr. Dreiser Howard Chandler Christy

Germany Eyes Postwar Trade War and Export Revival

The Friedensobergau Commission led by Senator Stahmer outlines Germany’s plan to recapture $5 billion in lost world trade after the war. Emphasis will be on chemicals, dyestuffs, hardware, cutlery, and knickknacks, with cheap rail and waterway freight to keep costs down and prewar offices abroad ready for business rebound.

Germany Empire Elberfield Remscheid Frankfurt-am-Main Dusseldorf Friedensobergau Kommission Stahmer Hamburg Stabmer Committee New York

Canning Corn Recipe From Detroit Free Press Instructions

Step by step home canning method for corn including boiling on the cob ten minutes, cooling briefly, stripping kernels, packing in sterilized jars with salt, rubber seals, and water bath processing for three hours. Mentions jar preparation, inversion, and proper sealing to ensure safety. A closing quote reflects a dated editorial aside from Detroit Free Press.

Summer Complaint Remedy Proven Effective

In hot weather many families suffer summer complaint with loose bowels. Mrs. F. F. Scott of Scottsville New York testifies that Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy relieved a severe attack in one dose and has helped other family members since.

F. F. Scott Scottsville N. Y Chamberlain

America's Most Disgraceful Slacker in War Policy

An editorial attacks the South for pushing a policy to build a hundred wooden ships from southern pine, arguing it favors southern industry over national war needs. It condemns Goethals and Denman’s ousters and predicts a future national roar for retribution while noting the region’s alleged shirked duties.

General Goethals Goethals Denman Red Cross Fund Liberty Loan America

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