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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1919

Page

5

Church guest list fills Cranbury weekend

The Cranbury Press notes visitors and residents' travels across town. Rev A G Hagaman of Millville will preach at Schultz Memorial Church Sunday. Dozens of locals and guests from Jersey City to Yonkers enjoy Asbury Park, Atlantic City, Ocean Grove, and other spots.

A.G Hagaman Millville Lewis G. Appleger Milicent Snow Poughkeepsie N. Y Robert Walker Matawan Harvey Dey William Gordon Stanley Conover Asbury Park Joseph Hutton Warren Hutton J. C. Hoffman May Zarp Nelson Petty Gladys Petty Olive Petty Ocean Grove Gertrude Davison Edna Walker Grace Mershon Charles Dayvison Emily Gravatt Morristown Erma Rowland Princeton Anna Groves Bedford Gulick Highland Park W. H. Johnson Atlantic City Miss Peterson South Amboy Martha Carlson Charles Carlson Carlson Anna Spaulding Mary Spaulding Enid Walker Yonkers, N. Y Mrs William W. Walker Z. W. Wells Wilmington Del Thomas Wella Nellie Keating Agnes Uhirick Trenton Louiza Schnell Harvey Hutchinson Gertrude Wray Harry Petty Elizabeth Amica Charles Cox Symmer H. Perrine Barclay Pocono Mountains Margaret Perrine

Pennington Miss Woodruff and area vacation notes

Plainsboro submits a social page full of visits and getaways. Miss Ethe Woodruff of Pennington spent a week with Mrs Reed, links to families in Yonkers and New York, and many others plan travels to Pennsylvania and New York during vacation. The Stokes Seed Farms consolidation at Windermoor, Moorestown, shifts seed trade to a modern, efficient headquarters.

Miss Ethe Woodruff Pennington Mra Reed Plainsboro J. E. White Ohio Howell Jones Mr. Jones Pennsylvania Mike Murphy Frank Foster New York State Wm. Bolles Thomas Hickey Julia Bolles New York Stokes Seeds Windermoor Farm Stokes Seed Farms Company Philadelphia Windermoor Moorestown New Jersey Burlington County Stokes Company 219 Market Street Johnson & Stokes

In Memory of French Heroes Proposed Sacred Trench Forest

A proposal by the Meuse department general council envisions turning the entire French front line trench network from Alsace to the Belgian border into a national sacred forest to honor the Poilus who defended their soil. The plan aims to submit the idea to France and the world as a lasting tribute.

France Alsace Belgian Poilus General Council Department of the Meuse Ense

A Traveling Man's Experience with Cholera Morbus

W H Ireland of Louisville Kentucky recounts a summer 1888 episode of severe illness. He paid a hotel porter to obtain Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy and took a double dose as directed. He slept and awoke well at five the next morning, then continued travel.

W. H. Ireland Louisville

Yale Acquires Webster House for Dormitory Plan

Yale University has purchased the Noah Webster house in New Haven to support a plan to build dormitories for the Sheffield Scientific School. The historic corner property on Grove and Temple streets was once home to Webster and later housed soldiers with the Student Army Training Corps. The acquisition is tied to a broader effort funded by Frederick W. Vanderbilt to create a square of university dormitories.

Noah Webster Yale University New Haven Lome United States Student Army Training Corps Webster Amherst Mass Yale Samuel I. B. Morse Eli Whitney Grove and Temple Streets Courtland T. Trowbridge University Wall, Temple, Grove College Streets Sheffield Scientific School Frederick W. Vanderbilt New York City Tie

Cooties and Laughter From the Front in a Soldier Letter

A Wyoming State Tribune letter from Lieut. Tarry D. Henderson recounts frontline humor amid danger. He describes a gunner in a Prince Isaac coat pushing a baby buggy loaded with potatoes and dynamite, a blasted dugout, and jokes about cooties tired of wandering through lace.

Bullees Gdissons Track Motors Lieut Tarry DB Henderson Wyoming State Tribune Literary Digest

World Religions by Population According to Latest Figures

The latest figures show Christians 564.51 million, Confucianists and Taoists 300.88 million, Mohammedans 221.83 million, Hindus 220.54 million, Animists 158.27 million, Buddhists 188.03 million, Shintoists 25.01 million, Jews 12.21 million, and unclassified 15.28 million. This tally appears in People’s Home Journal.

Blue-eyed baby adoption boom misleads Hampstead

In Hampstead England a "bonny blue-eyed baby" headline drew 350 would be adopters to adopt it. The infant’s eye color proved not blue, causing some suitors to withdraw after the misdescription was revealed.

Hampstead England Devils

The Fragrant Weed and Early Tobacco Use in America

The text traces tobacco discovery to Columbus in 1492 and notes natives burning herbs for perfume. It mentions chewing and later widespread use as exploration opened up the Americas.

America Cuba

Milky Way Arc Seen Across Evening Sky

The Milky Way arches from east to west across the evening sky between Orion and Gemini. Jupiter shines like a diamond, passing Cassiopeia in the zenith and descending toward the horizon between Vega and Apollo’s lyre.

Orion Gemini Jupiter Cassiopeia Vega

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