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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1915
Page
5
The Cranbury Press reports a busy summer with residents and visitors traveling to Ocean Grove Asbury Park Manasquan and Bayonne. Local families host relatives attend church trips and enjoy leisure activities while illness and health updates are noted and the band stand gains new white paint. Freehold plans to purchase ten swans from Belmar at twenty five dollars each.
Mia Geo. Hon of Macedon New York writes that three months of indigestion headaches and dizziness left her despondent. After starting Chamberlain's Tablets she felt relief in one day and finished two bottles to rid the trouble. Obtainable everywhere.
Schedule of public sales lists August 21 Peter Dey selling on Federal Road property including household goods. August 23 John H Johnson to sell at George Rule farm road from Sand Hills to Franklin Park stock farm implements wagons harness and household goods. August 31 Mrs James M Maxwell to sell her house at Hightstown. September 6 L Ackerman to sell at former Joseph Cohen farm Cranbury Neck to Hightstown stock horses cows poultry hay corn and farm implements.
The New York Times notes that while some pedestrians choose nonstandard crossing points for visibility they often face higher risk. Police statistics show 40 percent of fatal street accidents occur when not crossing at regular crossings, suggesting driver vigilance at intersections reduces danger. Coroner Hoffman highlights the perils of crossing anywhere but at intersections.
An advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure deafness caused by catarrh. It promises $100 to any case of deafness that cannot be cured by the remedy and invites readers to request circulars. Also mentions Tic Takullall’s family pills for constipation.
Miss Anna VanHorn returned home after a week with Miss Carrie Buckelew. Mrs. Thomas Conway entertained a week her niece Miss Mary Devolin of Hightstown. James Blake was taken to St Francis hospital for stomach trouble. Mr. and Mrs. John Cooney of South Amboy visited Mr. and Mrs. E. Malan. Charles Wolfe bought a new Maxwell touring car. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Malan visited South Amboy. Mrs. William McDowell spent the week at Hightstown with her son Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. George Peppler hosted guests including Mrs. Horatio Mount and son Harold of New Brunswick. Mr and Mrs. John P. Mount rejoice over the arrival of a little daughter.
Day trips visits and church scenes frame a Sunday from Cranbury and Dayton. Preacher Rev James B Clark led First Presbyterian Cranbury service. A Barnegat fishing party returned after days on coast. Junior teams Jamesburg and Dayton met. Mershon struck out 14 for Dayton while Brown pitched for Jamesburg.
A brief dialogue shows She insisting she is younger than He supposes, prompting a tense exchange about age. The back and forth highlights misperceptions and teasing dynamics between the two speakers.
Separate dining tables of various woods mahogany birch fumed mission quartered and straight sawed oak in fair to large size priced from 21.75 to 33.50.
Interior ad promotes a selection of china closets made from oak including mission and fumed finishes. Prices listed are 15.50 22.50 and 42.50, highlighting deep discounts and a call to save.
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