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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1912
Page
4
On February 2 1912 Bishop Scerborough of Trenton completed his 36th year as bishop of New Jersey with the confirmation at AH Sant Memorial Episcopal Lakewood. Rev E B Mathews led a class presented by the pastor. The service marked the bishop’s final episcopal visit to the church.
Charle J. Rose and Mabel Fenton return to vaudeville at the Trent Theatre with a Fedora barleeue and reprise of travesties. Grace Hazard heads a strong bill including Merrill and Otto, George Ha court, Neff and Starr, and the Four Solis Brothers, plus Nomal and Delano. Separately, Peddie Institute plans for a colonial style sixteenth cottage complex with dormitories, chapel, admin building, labs, costing $25,000 for the first unit to be ready in September.
A Mason man recalls near life threatening exposure in a northern storm and credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing a severe chest cold and danger of pneumonia. Claims a neighbor and doctor advised continued use. Also touts Electric Bitters for kidney and bladder trouble with a testimonial from South Rockwood, Michigan.
Danville Virginia resident W Evans recounts two years of severe left side distress blamed on the heart. He credits a doctor and the New Life Pill for curing stomach, liver and kidney troubles, constipation, headache or debility. Available 25 cents at N F Clayton.
Linen corset covers and night gowns offered in multiple sizes and patterns. Prices range from 50 to 81 cents for linen items, with chemises at 1.25, combo skirts and drawers at 1.00, drawers at 1.10, pillow cases stamped for embroidery, maslin at 75 cents, and linen at 2 to 2.50 dollars.
The advertisement promotes Oliver No 1 Gang Plows, claiming one man can plow four to five acres daily with minimal landslide risk. It lists shares priced 85c to 40c, rewards with every new share, and mentions single reversible surkeys, two horse hand plows from $8, plus harness, buggies, wagons, and coal.
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