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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1916
Page
8
A New York Sun style questionnaire lists pointed questions for GOP readers about free trade war costs preparedness tariffs and national policy. It probes views on Rivers and Harbors defense, Carrizal Vera Cruz Carranza and perspectives on Democratic leadership and taxation.
The article argues Mr. Hughes has not sought to frighten but to expose the present Administration's errors and outline guiding principles for postwar governance. Voters say he is the kind of man to steer the country, praised for poise, a sane mind, sincerity, and willingness to sacrifice for the nation. It notes his nerve to handle the emergencies starting March 4, 1917.
Mr Hughes argues that America belongs to the average man not the unusually gifted and calls for strong protections for workingmen. He urges safeguards against injuries, better health measures, recreation, education and vocational training to ensure workers feel their contribution is valued.
Rev Edgar C Mason of Tofos River former Jamesburg pastor preached at the local church on Sunday. Mrs George Simoneda of Washington visits daughters near here. Annie Applegate moves into Addison Scotts home and will rent her house to Howard Asson starting September 1. Mrs Hughes improving after vertigo. Fred Zabu, Rochester Theological Seminary student, preached at First Baptist. Harold Bennett spoke to Young People. Townsmen praise Zabus choice to enter ministry. Beach outing benefits for Ernest Breckwedel Eric Breckwedel Perry Smith Warren Patten Walter Smith Charles Paxton. Jamesburg Fire Department annual outing by auto and dinner at Asbury Park. New local freight drill train added. Rene Van Cleaf conductor. William Vanderhoef and family at Ocean Grove. John Petty enjoys railroad leave. Grayson Van Cleaf recovering from foot surgery. Mrs Lottie Long of this place dies at daughter Mary Roberts home in Fairfield after long illness. burial in Metuchen family plot. Funeral for Helen Grove, four, held. died after eating green apples and convulsions. Mrs Marie Corinne dies of araemic poisoning leaving a young child. couple had been married a year in new home.
Mrs. Sidney Simmons of Fair Haven New York recommends Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for cholera morbus and stomach troubles. She notes her seven year old son was cured as a baby and many family members have had success with it. Obtainable everywhere.
The phrase to eat one's boots reportedly came from Don Carlos son of Philip II who forced his shoemaker to eat a pair of boots he had made for the king. History does not note if the man ever produced another pair.
A Webster City Iowa man Joe Dingman suffers liver trouble twice yearly with side back and stomach pain. He attributes relief to Chamberlains Tablets after half a bottle usage and reports feeling fine with no pain. Obtainable everywhere.
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