Blood poisoning claim by lip scratch kills mother near Jamesburg
Mrs. Julia Cranka, 34, died after a brief illness blamed on a lip scratch while nursing a baby on a Jamesburg farm. The infection proved fatal. Neighboring notes report Newark visitor William Jaqui returning home, painter instructor John H. Enright enjoying a 48 hour leave in New York, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Drever in Newark and Kearney. Vera Snedeker, daughter of Willard Snedeker, is very ill with diphtheria in the F. H. Pownall tenant house vicinity.
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Julia Cranka
John
John H. Enright
Home For
New York City
Richard J. Drever
Newark
Kearney
Willard Snedeker
Vera Snedeker
F. H. Pownall
Liss
Plainsboro News Notes on Local Visits and Travel
Miss Elva Longstreet of Newark visits cousin Mrs Frank McNamee for a few days. Rev Mr Burslem filled in at the school as Miss Luella Hults attends her aunt Miss Carrie Hulta’s funeral in South Amboy. Mrs S Embley stays with Mrs Mary Dey. Miss Julia Bolles travels to New York to visit a cousin awaiting Africa travel. H W Jeffers and J E White drive to Middlebush for speeches. Mrs C S Wicoff returns home after visiting sister Mrs Willena Rightmire in Deans.
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Elva Longstreet
Newark
Mrs
Frank McNamee
Mr. Burslem
Luella Hults
Carrie Hulta
South Amboy
Julia Bolles
New York
Africa
Daytons Presbyterian Fair a Bright Success at Creek Chapel
Dayton news notes the annual fair and supper under Dayton Presbyterian Church auspices was a complete success. The chapel featured yellow and white decor and booths selling Christmas articles, raising 190.05 with 138.00 net. The item lists many Christmas guests and visits to relatives in Ocean Grove Trenton Philadelphia Cleveland and Wellsboro among others.
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Dayton Presbyterian Church
Nervous Women Seek Constipation Cause Relief
Advice notes that nervousness is often caused by constipation and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for quick relief and improved digestion. It claims availability everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Pa Knows Hypothesis Behind Drug Use Dictionary Hint
A dialogue from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch features a father explaining to his son that a hypothesis is not a medical term but rather a concept sometimes misused by drug users. The exchange contrasts plain dictionary sense with slang.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Fragmented Quotations From Newspaper Snippets
A collection of brief, disjointed lines including a girl asking about mountain adventures and a man mishearing "baseball" as a Roman era question. The source blends dialogue fragments attributed to the Kansas City Journal and the Baltimore American, with stray punctuation and unclear context.
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Kansas City Journal
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