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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1912

Page

4

Pasture Revitalization Advice From Lehigh Valley Agriculturist

F B Stevens urges Pennsylvania and New York farmers to restore pastures after drought. He recommends fall disking liming acid phosphate potash and reseeding with Kentucky blue grass Timothy orchard grass red top red clover to improve drought resistance and milk production. warns against robber cows.

New York Pennsylvania Cornell University Kentucky F. R. Stevens Agriculturist

Electric Bitters Featured As Restore-Your-Health Remedy

A testimonial claims Six bottles of Electric Bitters revived T. D. Peebles and others with stomach liver and kidney troubles, improving appetite and energy after first dose. Advertises 50 cents at N. F. Clayton's.

T. D. Peebles Henry Tomn N. F. Clayton's

Phocion Refuses Gift to Preserve Reputation

A Plutarch anecdote recounts Phocion asked couriers why he alone should receive a hundred talents from Alexander. They answered that he was the only just and upright judge. He replied that he would rather seem so than accept the gift and compromise his standing.

Phocion Alexander Plutarch

Cured Diarrhoea Warned by Chamberlains Remedy

MM E Gebhardt of Oriole Pennsylvania reports being cured of diarrhoea by one dose of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. There is nothing better and the product is for sale by all dealers.

Chamberlain MM. E. Gebhardt

Local Social Notes Mention Illnesses Visits and Guests

Miss Dena McDowell is recovering from illness. Guests include Mrs. E. W. Caine and children from Hightstown, Mrs. John Kenner of Bordentown, Mrs. Fred Heidinger and Kenneth, Miss Hazel Spratford of Prospect Plains, and Hultzy Reid with a new telephone. Also listed are Henry Nixon ill from canned meat, Gertrude Fergusson visiting Hightstown, and numerous Sunday gatherings with Mount, Perry Fergusson, and other families in Freehold Ezra area.

George C. Peppler E. W. Caine Lillian and Alan Hightstown John Kenner Bordentown Fred Heidinger Kenneth Hazel Spratford Prospect Plains Hultzy Reid Henry Nixon William Nixon Gertrude Fergusson John P. Mount Lester VanDoren Mount Freehold Albert Allen Ezra Thomas‘ McDowell Abbie Meyers Englishtown John Ervin

Woman in Hightstown Attempts Suicide After Jealousy

Mrs. Addison Thompson of Hights town Hightstown drank laudanum after writing a note instructing her husband to manage her bank account and clothing and to arrange a first class burial. Dr. William L. Wilbur revived her with a stomach pump. she recovered enough to be seen on the streets that evening. Thompson is a waiter at the Railroad House. Mrs. Thompson had recently returned from Camden after a visit.

Addison Thompson Hightstown William L. Wilbur Thompsons Academy Street Thompson Railroad House Lillian Dowers Camden

The Trials Of A Traveler And Cat Mint Courage

The excerpt features a traveling salesman praising Dr King s New Life Pills for constipation indigestion and general stomach liver or kidney troubles at 25 cents. It also notes cat mint has a peculiar virtue with Miss F A Bardswell claiming the root can embolden a hangman before a hanging.

Youngs Berkshire Dr. King F. Clayton F. A. Bardswell Iléri Garden

Indian Killed On Track Near Rochelle

A native man was struck and killed by a fast express after lying on a railroad track near Rochelle Illinois. The incident underscores the danger of neglecting coughs and colds and promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as a preventive measure and remedy. A testimonial from J B Watts Florida Tex claims it cured a severe grip and restored weight, with prices 50c and 1.00 and a free trial bottle at N F Clayton’s.

Rochelle Fast Express Dr. King J. B. Watts Flordada Tex N. F. Clayton’s

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