Local Social and Farm Events in Cranbury Area
The Cranbury Press notes numerous visits and dinners among residents including Perrine, Stulta, Perrine, and Scott families. It lists trips to Newark Philadelphia Trenton Bayonne and New York, a funeral for Frank Sinclair, a barn rebuilding on the Schenck farm, and a Farmers Institute at Hightstown with talks on potato growing cover crops and rural YWCA activities. The notice also promotes Agricultural Week events set for January 14–17, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Ernest Stulta
Philadelphia
Spencer Perrine
Gladys Stulta
Rosella Perrine
Virginia Pullen
Frank Compton
South Amboy
Charles Everingham
Howard Robbins
Lawrence Station
David Griggs
Trenton
Harry Lauder
Trent Theatre
F. A. Carroll
Long Island
Henry &. Telmage
Riverhead
Jed
William Reid
Tennent
New Jersey
Charles D. Barton
Martton
N. J
R. A. Rivenburg
William N. Cunningham
Lauretta P. James
Elizabeth Herring
Alve Agee
Secretary of Agriculture
A. H. Marion
Overseas
Agricultural Week
the Grange
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Praised for Colds
The notice urges readers to take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy during winter for coughs and colds and claims its worth is proven. Many families reportedly rely on it for years with strong results and few serious consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aera
Siting Furnace and Grate Ash for Big Fuel Savings
The United States Fuel Administration urges households to reclaim coal from ashes to save fuel and money. About five bucketfuls of coal are wasted weekly. reclaiming could save about 80 cents per week and conserve coal. Follow instructions to sift, separate stone and clinker, recapture usable coal, spread with water, and use on red hot fires. Keep reclaimed coal separate from fresh coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Fuel Administration
U. S. Fuel Administration
Wasting Hot Water Wastes Coal Says Fuel Administration
The Fuel Administration warns that wasting hot water wastes coal as utilities rely on coal burning plants. Leaky taps can waste gallons of hot water and several pounds of coal per hour. Fix leaks and cut hot water use by half with careful kitchen oversight. Stop letting the faucet run after bath fill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Fuel Administration
Coalograms Urge Conservation Amid War Time Shortage
Propaganda plea warns that waste of coal harms others and urges saving anthracite by burning wood. It promotes wood burning to reduce coal use and protect fuel supply during the crisis.
Buckwheat Size Anthracite Advised to Save Coal
Domestic anthracite supplies are short due to the influenza cut in production, but buckwheat size coal is plentiful. Householders should mix 25 percent buckwheat with stove sizes to cut costs, reduce draft waste, and keep flues clean to conserve anthracite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Influenza
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the Cranbury Press
Mrs
Clarence Perrine
Newark
Joseph Wiicoff
Fanny Arrowsmith
Bayonne
Amzi Duncan
Abram Voorhees
Harry Appleget
Jennie Appleget
Harry Schnell
Barclay
Edward Borer
Harry Moore
Claire Moore
Bristol
Walter H. Havens
Monmouth County
Pomona
Manasquan
George Puerschner
Karl
New York
Alexander Milne, Jr
Pittsburgh
W. 3B. Silvers
Milne
Samuel Perrine
Perrine
Walter Scott
le Roy Scott
Ernest Scott
Rahway
J. EB. Curry
Margaret Curry
Geo. B. Mershon
Arthur L Burroughs
Everett
T. F. Everett
Manaequap
J. V. D Merahon
Misa Martha Merahon
New Brunswick
Charles P. Emmons
Frank Sinclair
New York City
Charles Hiland
Samuel Dey
BR. J. Gulick
Lewis H. Schenck
Farmers’ Institute
Grange Hall
Hightstown
U. S. ‘Fuel Administration
Hightstown, N. J
AZE
Atecenen
S. P. Dunham & Co
Trenton, MI
Daylo
Dupont
Trenton Clothing Co
Ties
Trenton, N. J
Hobace Mann
Mer
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