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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1916

Page

4

Farmers to Hold Institute in Hightstown Tomorrow

Farmers in this section will hold an institute in Grange Hall Hightstown with afternoon and evening sessions. A women's program on the third floor led by Miss M Anna Hauser complements men’s talks in the main hall. William H Thomas will welcome attendees. Prof Frank App will review New Jersey farm surveys and 2000 farm profits and losses.

Grange Hall Hightstown M. Anna Hauser William H. Thomas Frank App State Agricultural College New Jersey C. T. McCue Earl Dilatush F.C. Danger William Hamilton Charles W. Warner Toms River W. B Duryea, Jr Monmouth County

Nature's icy graveyard of frozen mammoths in Siberia

The article describes Siberia from the Ural mountains to Bering Strait as a vast graveyard where fossil tusks, teeth, and bones of mammoths, rhinoceroses, buffaloes, and musk oxen lie buried in icy cliffs and shores. It notes glaciers shed bodies still preserved and even standing upright in cliffs, with wolves scavenging ancient remains. Some say Siberia’s future riches lie in its minerals, but that does not affect the desolate fossil lands discussed.

Arctic Siberia Polar Sea Ural Mountains Bering Strait Arctic Ocean

Nervous Women Relief Through Chamberlain Tablets

Advertisement notes that nervousness caused by constipation can be relieved quickly with Cham berlain s Tablets and that the medicine also improves digestion. It claims availability everywhere.

Chamberlain

The Yuletide Dawn and Gabriel Monroe’s Christmas Redemption

Gabriel Monroe returns home after five years abroad to a Christmas sale and a life changed by regret. He bids for a stocking prize and unveils Eloise and Gerald’s hidden child, sparking a reunion that heals old rifts. Grandpa Gabriel embraces his restored family as Christmas dawns.

Western Newspaper Union Gabriel Monroe Eloise Gerald

Bonnyclabber in 17th Century Drink Lore

A London Chronicle note recalls bonnyclabber as a popular but briefly celebrated drink in the 1630s. Lord Straf ford praised it to Lord Cottington as the bravest, freshest drink, while Ben Jonson hints at a beer and buttermilk mixture with no precise recipe.

Lord Strafford Lord Cottington Madrid Ben Jonson London Chronicle

Just Think Exchange Sparks Backhanded Praise

The dialogue mocks Stradivarius claiming he was the greatest violin maker and notes a buyer paying $5,000 for a second hand fiddle. A culture vulture and a cynic debate value, happiness, and scarcity, suggesting fulfillment comes more from absence than presence.

Stradivarius

Blank books and diaries in wide 1917 selection

A large assortment of diaries and line a day books in many sizes and blank books in loose leaf styles are offered with calendars in artistic shapes. Prices are tight and attractive, appealing to the methodical mind and trained eye.

Wales

A Cheated Christmas Tale of Billie Burke in Cheat Mountain Camp

In a Cheat Mountain camp last Christmas eve Uncle Sam recounts Billie Burke a reformed woods boy who left to bring dolls and a sled for poor Paxson children. He travels over the snow bound trail to Durbin but is found lifeless near a precipice, a quiet smile on his face and a sack of gifts on his back.

Cheat Mountain Billie’ Burke Billie Billie Burke Sam Bill Pop Reform School Blooming Wal Red Sulphur Spring School Durbin Santa Claus Paxson Santa Widder Philadelphia

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